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70 Times People Saw Americans Embarrassing Themselves Online And Just Had To Take A Screenshot (New Pics)
Interview
No matter where you live, you probably have an idea of what’s going on in the United States. Even if you don’t follow global politics closely, you have likely absorbed information about the American president through headlines or conversations with colleagues.
But when you live in the US, it’s pretty easy to be in a bubble. There’s so much news coverage circulating about what’s happening at home that people sometimes forget to educate themselves about the rest of the world. And unfortunately, some of these individuals are a bit too confident when making comments online. Below, you'll find some of the funniest posts from the [Stuff] Americans Say subreddit. Now, we understand that these images certainly don’t reflect the views or intelligence level of an entire nation. But we hope that you’ll find them entertaining, even if you are a proud American!
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#1
“There Has Never Been Another Nation That Has Existed Much Beyond 250 Years”
Brittania Kelli 3 weeks ago (edited)
My town is currently celebrating its 800 year of being settled. And my kids school has been a school longer than America has been independent. Not to mention the Magna Carta, which was signed in 1215....
Nils Skirnir 3 weeks ago
Not to mention Japan, China, or Korea which are all 1500 years old, at least.
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Sapna Sarfare 3 weeks ago
There are temples older than your country in India. In fact, your country came into existance because those discovering were trying to reach India,,
BeesEelsAndPups 3 weeks ago
Maybe, though not likely. Columbus would have been aware of the circumference of the Earth. It was known for about 1500 years by that point. The Portuguese were also aware of a landmass to the west of Europe, and Columbus was from Portugal, and closely connected to the Portuguese monarchy. Did he think he was sailing to India? Or was he making a play to ingratiate himself with Spain, by giving then information about a new world?
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Rick Murray 3 weeks ago
This pile of assorted rubble that I call home is older than your country!
TonjaLasagne 3 weeks ago
This is what happens when you don’t read a book, you don’t travel beyond your border, and you’ve drank the kool aid (and you loved it). When I visited the UK, I wasn’t shocked that the stone wall I was looking at was older than the USA. I’ve always loved history and I’ve always been curious about the world. When I was a kid, I loved watching “The Big Blue Marble” on PBS, which showed us American kids how other kids lived around the world.
Gavin Johnson 3 weeks ago
Curiosity will get you a long way in life, long may it be with you! 😀
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Stannous Flouride 2 weeks ago
And Faux News depends on uneducated Murricans for its viewers.
Load More Replies...The [Stuff] Americans Say subreddit has been around since 2013 and has amassed nearly 800K members. The group’s goal is to call out amusing and shockingly ignorant comments that Americans make online, but of course, it’s all done in good fun.
To find out how the community has been since the last time we featured it on Bored Panda, we got in touch with one of the group's moderators. "Not much has changed," the mod says. "Trump and his administration (former and present) were already treated as 'low-hanging fruit' here (and in any case, there are many subs dedicated to stupid things Trump and his entourage say, so we want to avoid duplication)."
"There are more posts about things like ICE and tariffs (though most ICE posts tend not to be very lighthearted, so [many] don't make it past pre-moderation)," the mod added.
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#2
"Tarrifs Will Bring Some Prices Down Hopefully, Like iPhone. And Samsung Phone $1000-$1200 Is Ridiculous"
WubiDubi 3 weeks ago
Pigeons have neurons sensitive to magnetic fields. Some people wear foil hats.
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Brittania Kelli 3 weeks ago
I think I would have preferred a pigeon over the Christian homeschool work books I got, luckily it was only two years.
Wonnie-Cookie713 3 weeks ago (edited)
Yeah ;-; I had them before and they suck. A pigeon could beat them in chess.
Load More Replies... Jack 3 weeks ago
Tariffs = Trump Charging Americans more for imported goods. It's not that hard. Trump making everything cost more will not bring prices down.
Chuck the Cat 3 weeks ago
TARIFF stands for Trump Acting Ridiculously In Frank Frauds.
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Chuck the Cat 3 weeks ago
This isn't about the post, but does anyone else keep experiencing some comments being hidden, only to click on them and find out they have a positive number of upvotes? It doesn't even let me reply to them!
Billo66 3 weeks ago
Yes I've noticed to. If you put a URL or photo in your post they hide it now I guess.
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Shark Lady 3 weeks ago
Trump seemed to think that the tariffs would be paid by the exporters without the price increasing for the American consumer, or he just didn't care. Which makes him both an i******e and a cruel tyrant.
zatrisha 3 weeks ago
Why do you think the biggest billionaires and tech giants are giving your president a ballroom?
Blackmoon The Dragon 3 weeks ago
Uhm. Tariffs kinda do the opposite? Like if things are created in other countries and you put taxes on them it'll cost more? And if they're made in America then they'll just stay the same. Like....
2late4me 3 weeks ago
So now you buy the formerly higher American products, enriching the billionaires who have Trump tax reductions, or pay the tariffs for the imported goods. AND the tariff/tax you are now paying on top of the increases is taxes for the middle classes isn't going to reduce the National debt.
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#3
‘In A Third World Country Like Spain’
Vinnie 3 weeks ago (edited)
Sadly, Barcelona f#cks it up with chickensh*t pickpocketing. Lazy bast@rds with the excuse, "C'mon, I got three kids and another on the way. I need folks to keep coming back because they think they just lost their wallet on La Rambla."
Load More Replies... MonsterMum 3 weeks ago
We can afford to get stabbed! free healthcare, sickpay... (actually you are more likely to get stabbed in the USA than the UK)
TonjaLasagne 3 weeks ago
Nah, if people get stabbed in the USA we are surprised: “what? How could you NOT get a gun?”
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troufaki13 3 weeks ago
It's concerning that the comment about Spain being a 3rd world country has 1.7k upvotes 😩
Antoinette the Red 3 weeks ago
Well, they more than likely speak Spanish in Spain and we (Americas ) all know that ALL Spanish speakers (especially if they are brown) MUST be illegals escaping from their 3rd world country. /s
Load More Replies... Jane Doe-Doe 3 weeks ago
I will never understand why Americans think they live in the best country in the world when their schools have ‘ active shooter’ drills and carry guns wherever they go and then say it’s their ‘ right’ to bear arms, say that to the hundreds of people who get shot every year
Earonn - 3 weeks ago
It's the American sickness: they aren't telling us. They are trying to convince themselves. Same way an alcoholic tells themselves they have it under control while finding yet another place to hide the whisky bottle. And just like the alcoholic, the USA will never get better until they finally admit their issues and properly face them.
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Fabulous chocolate cookie 3 weeks ago
At least still less stabbings in Europe than m******d children in American schools.
Bryan Wright 3 weeks ago
I am surprised that the majority of Americans know about the 'outside world' Surely enlisting in the MAGA movement means your brain cell is either sucked out or turned to jelly.
TotallyNOTAFox 3 weeks ago (edited)
Why do so many people get stabbed on the street? Because banning kitchen knives is way harder than banning guns
We also asked the moderator what advice they would give to Americans who want to avoid being featured on their page. "Don't assume everyone understands US cultural references (TV shows, fast food chains, measurements, date formats, currency etc.)," they told Bored Panda. "You'll find examples of this on our sister sub r/USDefaultism too."
"In particular, don't say, 'I'm Irish/Italian/German/whatever' unless you're an actual citizen. You should clarify that you mean 'heritage,' otherwise you risk the wrath of your (claimed) countrymen," the mod warns.
#4
"How Do People In England Feel About America Celebrating Today??? Is Wimbledon Their Way Of Snubbing Their Nose At Our Holiday???"
Spidercat 3 weeks ago
Not fair. I always wish my American friends "Happy Treason Day" on the 4th of July
Child of the Stars 3 weeks ago
I (an American) dated an English man for a couple of years, and he did this. I thought it was funny!
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Michael Largey 3 weeks ago
Because of our declaration of independence on the 4th of July, Donald Trump cannot be prime minister of the UK. Surely the day should be recognized there by at least a sigh of relief.
Forrest Hobbs 3 weeks ago
Michael Largey: there's no reason the orange rápist couldn't be PM, not in principle. I think he'd have to become a naturalized British citizen, abandon his US citizenship, and somehow 1) get to be leader of a UK political party and 2) lead that party to election victory. All that is all utterly improbable - but not forbidden.
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Kelly Scott 3 weeks ago
What with Trump, RFK Jr and OZ in office right now, I'll bet the British are giving sighs of relief they lost that war.
Sarah 3 weeks ago
I’ve mentioned before .. Ireland 1999/2000 working in gift shop. An American asked when and where the fireworks would be. I was 19.. no clue what he was talking about until another colleague who at this time had yrs of stupid q’s and simply said why would have fireworks today? He said 4 juky. She said why would we care or celebrate, at 19 I thiight she was the coolest rebel with those answers!!
Michael Largey 3 weeks ago
If we had stayed in the UK, Prince Andrew would probably have the title "Prince of America", just as William has "Prince of Wales". Then we'd be ruled by a rich, selfish, dim-witted, incompetent, womaning child molester. See the difference?
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Chich the witch 3 weeks ago
i think they're happy the kids moved out of the basement but are questioning their life choices.
Bryan Wright 3 weeks ago
4th of July is the day after the 3rd and the one before the 5th. Nobody except American's care about the 4th of July, unless its their birthday.
Stannous Flouride 2 weeks ago
Ironically, the US granted the Philippines its independence from its empire on July 4th 1946 so they'd celebrate it too. They wisely changed it in 1962 to June 12th, the day that Spain gave them independence in 1898 (right before the US seized them for _its_ empire).
Load More Replies...Finally, the moderator shared some suggestions for how Americans can educate themselves about the rest of the world. "Look for foreign news sources (e.g. BBC, The Guardian, Deutsche Welle, France 24, Telesur, etc., which have pages in English) to get different points of view about current events and foreign cultures, as well as how US culture and politics are perceived abroad."
#5
"Ahhhh Just Another European Cope Chart"
Mike Rodrick 3 weeks ago
Only unions were responsible for benefits like vacation time & sick days as well as other benefits we'd never have without them. The sad thing is that unions are needed to receive these benefits. Corporations hate unions; I wonder why.
Zac 3 weeks ago
imagine thinking you couldnt measure happiness. its the whole reason why things like the Gallup world happiness report exist. or the polls that measure standard of living in different nations which is directly correlated to higher levels of overall "happiness". or even jobs like UX analyst exist, you know the people whos job is to literally MEASURE THE HAPPINESS of the people using their products. hell its even why f****n psychiatrists exist. to measure your happiness, and help provide you with ways that you can deal with the stresses and damages that life uses to make you unhappy. cant measure happiness my a*s.
Chuck the Cat 3 weeks ago (edited)
Some additional monarchies in Europe are Spain, Andorra, Belgium, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein and the Vatican. Their monarchs are Felipe VI, Josep-Lluís Serrano Pentinat and Emmanuel Macron (co-princes), Philippe, Guillaume V (who took the throne just over a month ago), Hans-Adam II and Pope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) respectively. The monarchs of the countries shown are as follows: Denmark: Frederik X, Norway: Harald V, the Netherlands: Willem-Alexander, Sweden: Carl XVI Gustaf, New Zealand + Canada + the UK: Charles III. My hobby is the monarchs of Europe (I only had to look up Josep-Lluis, because his name is a bit complicated, as well as Hans-Adam II, who I just forgot the name of).
Tams21 3 weeks ago (edited)
They do, their official head of state is King Charles III.
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It’s no secret that the United States is a global powerhouse. The nation is home to the largest economy in the world, and culturally, it’s considered one of the most influential countries as well. The US is the planet’s fourth largest producer of film, and the world’s largest producer of music. You can ask plenty of people around the globe what their favorite movie, television show or song is, and there will be a chance that their response came from the United States, regardless of their native country or language.
#6
"While In Germany I Found An Aldi. The Aldi Is Nothing Like An American Aldi"
Reemerger 3 weeks ago
Someone simply needs to shout the German product names louder and louder at her. That's how it works the other was around, isn't it?
Karl der Große 3 weeks ago
It's dangerous to talk to locals in a third world country. They might expect handouts.
Load More Replies... Sarah 3 weeks ago
A tourist said to me in Ireland that it was amazing he could understand me because I was speaking Irish…
Chuck the Cat 3 weeks ago
What a surprise, things were written in German in Germany! Who'da thunk it?!
Peeka_Mimi 3 weeks ago
I lived in Germany and there was a Walmart close to the post and it was nothing like the American Walmart and it didn't surprise me at all. No Aldis in Colorado but I shopped at the one in Mannheim.
As a young nation, the United States has done incredible things in less than 250 years. But with great power comes great responsibility. And when you’re the third most populated country on the planet, all eyes are on you. So you better be prepared to be held accountable by your audience.
Everyone deserves to be held accountable for their mistakes, and the internet is a wonderful place to learn and grow! It’s just unfortunate that the most ignorant voices are often the loudest. And in the United States, there are simply more people in general than almost any other country. So with a large population comes a greater amount of people who probably shouldn’t have access to social media.
#7
Most People Around The World Move To The United States
Geoffrey Scott 3 weeks ago
Yeah...where the government uses its tax dollars collected from its citizens to aid their people with health care and myriad other ways. Buncha commies ;)
John Stevenson 3 weeks ago
Why is every European comment about healthcare?
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Andrew Keir 3 weeks ago (edited)
His billionaire buddies seem prepared to make the effort, fsr - as long as he keeps the serfs in their place
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BlackCatWithWhiteSocks 3 weeks ago
My god! Do they really think we would like to live in US? That would be my nightmare 😭😭😭😭
Colleen Glim 3 weeks ago (edited)
Mine too! We will never be the 51st state. I’m glad the tangerine toddler has finally stopped beaking off about it
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Phil Green 3 weeks ago
I wonder where the other bit of 8 billion live after you subtract 360 million....
#8
We Invented Cars
UKGrandad 3 weeks ago
'Boot' because it was the equivalent of the boot box on the back of horse-drawn carriages. Passengers would change out of their muddy boots and into clean shoes to keep the inside of the carriage clean. The muddy boots were stored in the boot box. 'Bonnet' because the engine cover had a flap on either side secured at the bottom, so it resembled a ladies bonnet that had side pieces covering the ears and which was tied beneath the chin.
Smeghead Tribble Down Under 3 weeks ago
Here we say BOOT for 'trunk' and BONNET for 'hood'. *gives middle finger*
Jonas Fisher 3 weeks ago
The "first car" is a pretty slippery concept. Both people are wrong here.
Andrew Keir 3 weeks ago
The first steam-powered car was built in 1679, in China. 'Recency effect' causes us all to imagine that the way we see things now is how they've always been; this is only one of the many ways we kid ourselves that we are wiser than others might think us. Me too, I was surprised to read that cars had ever been powered by anything other than petrol/diesel or electricity. Today I Found Out ...
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AnSi Bae 3 weeks ago
Would your sane country say three point seetbelt? Send thanks presents to Sweden.
Stannous Flouride 2 weeks ago
But the best part of the story is that they refused to patent it so the rest of the world could use the technology for free. Sort of like the guy who discovered insulin, who died before he could see what greedy Murrican corporations did anyway.
Load More Replies... Bryan Wright 3 weeks ago
Why do so many American's open their mouths and spout rubbish before engaging what passes for a brain in the US of A ? Trumpf is a prime example.
Stannous Flouride 2 weeks ago
The old saying is, "It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt." (often mistakenly attributed to Lincoln or Twain but actually voiced by Maurice Switzer in 1907)
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Jeannie Anderson 2 weeks ago
As an American, I kind of like boot over trunk. It rolls off the tongue better. With as many British, Australian, and other non-American shows and movies I've watched (am watching), sometimes I will use boot or trolley (for shopping cart) when I'm talking without thinking about it.
Rich Black 2 weeks ago
thank goodness benz has discovered a way to build affordable cars for the masses!
#9
For The Local People $1 Is A Lot Of Money
Jac Carr 3 weeks ago (edited)
Greeks don't live in caves or dumpsters just waiting for some a****t American to throw useless paper at them. It's embarrassing what Americans tell themselves about the rest of the world to feel better about their own s******w at home
Billo66 3 weeks ago (edited)
I know right? I've never traveled anywhere without exchanging my cash first.... I've never traveled anywhere. Well, I go to Wal-Mart sometimes. They just let you steal so...
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Zig Zag Wanderer 3 weeks ago
I remember some American woman disgusted that we wouldn't change her $10 in Amsterdam. We were just walking around, she heard us talk English and was convinced we were American!
Khavrinen 3 weeks ago
Most banks will convert foreign currency, but will probably charge a fee. Making that $1 even more worthless.
L.V 3 weeks ago
I'd keep it and tell my friends the story of the entitled American customer
Load More Replies... Beth Wheeler 3 weeks ago
I've never been outside the US and don't even have a passport. I know that if you go to another country you need to have their currency
VNES101 3 weeks ago
Depends where you go. I've been to Belize, Jamaica, and Costa Rica. They were happy to have my US dollar. They did give me change in their currency.
Load More Replies... Bryan Wright 3 weeks ago
Contrary to popular American propaganda, Greece was the birthplace of democracy.
Lotekguy 3 weeks ago
I remember when the US was run by relatively sane leadership.
Load More Replies... Now, let’s break down some of the most common assumptions people around the world make about Americans. One is that we’re absolutely terrible at geography. Now, it’s estimated that only about half of the country’s population can actually label all 50 states on a map. And one survey found that 44% of Americans can’t correctly identify EU nations on a map.
So perhaps it’s true that Americans aren’t the best at geography. But plenty of Europeans probably can’t identify more than a handful of American states either. So it might not be fair to dunk on Americans for their geographical knowledge (or lack thereof).
#10
Imagine Saying: “Oh I’m 1.829 Meters Tall…”
Rosecrucian Roeth 3 weeks ago
No because idiots don't understand being idiots, they just don't understand..........PERIOD!
Andrew Keir 3 weeks ago
In fairness, if they understood how idiotic they were being, they wouldn't be doing it so they wouldn't be idiots ?
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General Anaesthesia 3 weeks ago
Nope. Cowboys will never trade their 10-gallon hats for 37.85412-liter hats.
Load More Replies... Zig Zag Wanderer 3 weeks ago
And 'imperial' is actually the measurement system of the UK. Even the UK has mostly given it up as a system created by drunk mathematicians with a broken abacus.
Andrew Keir 3 weeks ago
No, it's quite logical - four farthings make a penny, four pennies make a groat, three groats make a shilling, five shillings make a crown, four crowns make a pound, twenty-one shillings make a guinea - lots of us had great difficulty when it all went metric ...
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Patrick Wells 1 week ago
The last person in that thread makes a very valid point, but it loses a little credibility because a comma is used as a separator when a decimal point is needed. I may be wrong; perhaps he actually is more than 6000ft tall.
#11
"Is English Your First Language?" "No I'm An American"
Mike Rodrick 3 weeks ago
Pete & Repeat are in a boat. Pete fell out. Who's left? Or, "Who's on 1st?
Barong 3 weeks ago (edited)
I hope many of these were written by young naive kids and not idiotic adults.Although, if this was the case, it would only serve as evidence of our poor education system.
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Michael Largey 3 weeks ago
🎶🎵 "Some people's English is painful to your ears / Why, in America they haven't used it in years / ..." 🎵🎶 - Henry Higgins, My Fair Lady
Kathrin Pukowsky 3 weeks ago
Plot twist: Takepa-Larra is actually american, as in cherokee or navajo.
Kabuki Kitsune 3 weeks ago
Fun fact: The "English" spoken in Britain, actually isn't near as old as people believe. Rather the modern British accent was developed by the aristocracy in the 19th century to distinguish themselves from the lower classes. The merchant class and finally lower classes imitated this accent until it became the modern English accent. Prior to that time? British English and American Southern English were the most similar.
Nicely 3 weeks ago
Prior to that the British accent was still a hotchpotch of regional accents, but the one you're thinking of sounded more like our current West Country accent. Which to my ear is not that close to Southern American.
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#12
Millenials Hear Socialism And Think Canada And Switzerland
L.V 3 weeks ago
Switzerland is very expensive, so maybe not the best example. But otherwise yes! Welcome to the rest of the world!
amy lee 3 weeks ago
Swiss minimum wage and wages in general are in line with cost.
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Remi (He/Him) 3 weeks ago
USSR wasn't socialist. Started out communist, became a tyrannical dictatorship basically on day two
Andrew Keir 3 weeks ago
Standard Operational Practice - if you get into power by standing near the front of a revolution, first thing you do is make dámn sure there isn't going to be a second revolution. See 1789 for details
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Nikki Sevven 3 weeks ago
More people need to understand that Russia is not socialist and China is not communist. These types of f*****t regimes always use these terms, but they do not live up to them. I mean, knowing what you know about Russia, do you really believe that Russian workers own the means of production?
Jamie Peterson 3 weeks ago
Socialism vs Communism. MASSIVE difference. Please educate accordingly.
ThisIsMyDisplayName 3 weeks ago
This doesn't actually prove that American leftist millennials are any smarter than their right-wing peers - it just proves that neither knows what socialism means and both see anything vaguely progressive as automatically being socialist - positvely for the millennials, negatively for the right-wingers. Also, Charlie Kirk, Ben Shapiro, JD Vance, Tulsi Gabbard & co are (or was in Kirk's case) all millennials, so maybe it's time for the DSA to be more exact in that definition too.
TotallyNOTAFox 3 weeks ago
To be fair, a lot of people confuse socialism with the Northern Model / Social Markets that we have here in Europe. Full socialism isn't something anybody should want, it never turned out well for 90% of the people
CP 3 weeks ago (edited)
If the top 10% of the people are doing well, that isn't socialism that is capitalism. And then there is 1% and 0.1%. I never understood this argument.
Load More Replies...Something else the world loves to criticize Americans for is being monolingual. While it’s true that you can certainly make your way through the American school system without becoming fluent in another language, students are typically required to study a foreign language for at least two years in high school. Meanwhile, data from the US Census Bureau found that 22% of Americans actually don’t speak English at home. So it’s not exactly fair to paint the whole nation as monolingual.
#13
"Sounds Like Socialism To Me"
Ace 3 weeks ago
The concept exists in Switzerland, but is only usually applied for very high earners. There have been reports of fines up around the million dollar level, but usually in pre-sentence press reports. The actual highest that I cold find was chf290,000 for someone driving at 137kph through a village 50kph zone.
Load More Replies... Jack 3 weeks ago
This is the way all fines should work. Set a minimum that even poor people could pay, then add to the fine based on your gross income. Rich people view fines as "do what I want pricing" and we have to end that.
fly on the wall 3 weeks ago
Unfortunately that seems to be correct. " cost of doing business " fines , bribes, ' donations' etc
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Nikki Sevven 3 weeks ago
If people are fined at a flat rate, it incentivizes wealthy people to commit crimes.
Louise 3 weeks ago
Not “if”, when! I know a wealthy man who calls “parking fines”, “parking fees”. He’s not much better about speeding fines.
Load More Replies... Sarah 3 weeks ago
Back in the early 90s my brother went to a youth hostel in France- La Salette ( or similar sounding/ spelling ) they had diff prices depending where you were from . Romania/ Yugoslavia had lowest price. Switzerland and Austria the More expensive
murmelinpaiva 3 weeks ago
Yes, and they use their very fine public transportation to go out drinking, because the fines for DUI are exorbitant and nobody is exempt.
#14
On A Map About Which Way European Traffic Lights Are Walking, "Idiotic Icons" Guy Gets A Good Point Made Against Him
Zig Zag Wanderer 3 weeks ago
I remember we had to paint 'look right' signs on all the road crossings in Sydney for the Olympics, just for Americans!
Nikki Sevven 3 weeks ago
IDK that I agree that icons are always better. My car is a Honda. I typically have to look in the manual to figure out what the icon means. Also, I feel that tourists have a responsibility to know enough about the language of the country they're visiting to manage everyday tasks. And I'm American. However, I'm likely not representative as my father was a linguist and my mother was a historian.
Day Andie 3 weeks ago
Problem is that icons don't always make sense. We have a telephone receiver on our cell phones as an icon for calling. We use an icon of a floppy disk to mean save a file. Seriously? These make sense in this year of our lard 2025? And then there's the share icon and the USB icon-they're certainly not intuitive.
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Bryan Wright 3 weeks ago
Walk and Don't Walk signage is for children. European countries have evolved. Unlike America which is devolving.
#15
Europeans Are Way More Susceptible To Propaganda *then* Americans
Nils Skirnir 3 weeks ago
USians are the most successfully propagandized people in world history. Media, entertainment, companies, marketing, and government work together to accomplish this. And USians aren’t even aware of it.
Space Invader 3 weeks ago
What? No mention of the pathetic, embarassing man-child psychopath they have as president?
Colleen Glim 3 weeks ago
Right?! Do not sit there and call me propagandized when you lot reelected the same criminal a second time!
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Andrei Iepure 3 weeks ago
American media is ALL pure propaganda. Are they giving m**h out for free now?
michael Chock 3 weeks ago
I am an American and I talk about those things all the time. Add in daylight savings.... F daylight savings. Also why isn't Puerto Rico a state already?
michael Chock 3 weeks ago
Oh, right, racist propaganda is why Purto Rico isn't a state
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ChipsAndDip 3 weeks ago
*cough cough* [launches into lecture about every single shooting, sh*t care and tipping that has happened in america]
This next assumption about the United States doesn’t have to do with intelligence, but it’s certainly something that the rest of the world likes to clown on us for: being unhealthy and/or overweight. It’s true that 40% of the nation is considered obese, according to the CDC. However, when it comes to the most obese countries in the world, the United States ranks 19th. And in the United Kingdom, 28% of adults are considered obese. So while this is certainly an issue in the US, it’s not the only nation that is struggling with an obesity epidemic.
#16
“Isn’t This A Violation Of FAA Regulations?”
Zig Zag Wanderer 3 weeks ago (edited)
I'm always amazed that Americans seem to believe that the FAA and TSA are global. I did have a good laugh when an American was arrested for flying into Australia with a gun in her luggage 😅
Cathleen Cummings 3 weeks ago (edited)
I know! But at the same time, I was in Frankfort airport a few years back getting a connecting flight from Mumbai I think back to the US (I am an American) and I was astounded that two US "officials" of some sort--i don't know if they were Border Patrol, ICE, TSA or what--were questioning two young men in the waiting area, who were sitting right next to me. They were not in any kind of uniform. They were grilling these two young guys about what they were doing, why were they traveling to the US, etc. I was angry thinking, "we're in Germany! What right do you have to question these guys?!!"
Load More Replies... Stannous Flouride 2 weeks ago
But the common language of air traffic control is English, sometimes (but not in all) for domestic flights within other nations. For better or worse, English has become the lingua franca of transportation and commerce across the world. But don't worry, the present administration is working hard to replace it with Newspeak.
LinkTheHylian 3 weeks ago
This is not helped by Brit kids these days refering to police as "Feds".
Kabuki Kitsune 3 weeks ago
If the plane is an American aircraft, in that it is from an American based operator such as Delta, Southwest, American Airlines, UPS, FedEx, and so on... Then the plane is governed by the FAA, and must obey those rules, regardless of what nation's airspace it is in. Making the question a valid one, if the airplane in question is an International flight or one of the above mentioned airlines.
Chris Jones 3 weeks ago
Not according to what Ive read... American aircraft does not have to follow FAA rules in Europe , but it must follow the rules of the European authority, the EASA, and must meet local regulations. This is because the FAA has authority over US airspace and American-registered aircraft in international airspace, but when a US aircraft is in European airspace, the local authority, EASA, has jurisdiction.
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Dutch Is The American Spelling, Deutsch Is The English
Glix Drap 3 weeks ago
You should have said "Ic sīþe hēafe mīne on þā walle beate, swā ic þās rǣde".
Load More Replies... Kabuki Kitsune 3 weeks ago (edited)
Fun fact: This kind of misunderstanding has been happening for centuries. The best example of this is the Pennsylvania Dutch community in new England. Those communities trace their lineage back to German settlers. The reason they were called "Dutch" is because the British settlers (the Pennsylvania Dutch were settling when that area was still a British colony) couldn't understand the difference between Deutsch, and Dutch.
Mike Rodrick 3 weeks ago
So, what is Deutsche Bank other than the only bank that would do business with trump because no American banks would?
Jan Willem ten Dam 3 weeks ago (edited)
Both “Dutch” and “Deutsch” evolved from the Old High German word “diutisc” (or “theodisk”), which meant “of the people”. English speakers adapted it as “Diets” before it split into the modern English “Dutch” and German “Deutsch”. So actually it once was the same.
azubi 3 weeks ago
Everyone knows that dutch is only a fun language the Netherlandians speak when Germans are around, to make fun of them. Other than that, they speak perfect deutsch. It's a well-known fact.
#18
Where In The World? Everywhere
Zig Zag Wanderer 3 weeks ago (edited)
Actually in most you can drink much younger. It's only buying alcohol in a public place that is restricted. In America, even drinking beer is illegal under 21 in most states, and s*x under 18 in many. It's a draconian nightmare.
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joann fielding 2 weeks ago
And die for your country at 18, don't forget the military!
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KDS 3 weeks ago
The U.S. swapped the ages of when you could Drink and Vote I don’t know why. But the drinking age did use to be 18 while the voting age was 21.
Stannous Flouride 2 weeks ago
It was different in many states: 18 in NY but 21 in all the states adjacent to it. (so very lucrative for liquor stores near the border) It was changed nationally because you could vote or be drafted to die for the country at 18. (I turned 21 the year it happened, and been drafted & served at 19) It ruined a lot of nice bars and clubs. When it was 21 you could get away with drinking at 19 or 20 if you behaved yourself. When it went to 18 that became 16 or 17 y.o.'s and that just didn't happen.
Load More Replies... Jaya 3 weeks ago
I'm European, but I'm with the Americans on this one. Alcohol is very bad for the brain that is still developing (yes, there is no cut-off line and it will always develop somewhat, but at 18 your brain still has a lot of strong changes to go through).
Earonn - 3 weeks ago
But by letting them just wait and then jump at whatever they want, they don't know how to handle it. Would you let someone drive a Ferrari through a city on their first day of driving school?
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Mónica Elisabeth Sacco 2 weeks ago
But in America you can get a gun at any age whatsoever... and use it!
David McKendrick 2 weeks ago
The age for being allowed to drink under adult supervision is 5 in the UK.
Stannous Flouride 2 weeks ago
It leads to binge drinking in college. Murricans never learn to drink responsibly.
It’s easy to assume that the United States is full of ignorant people when that’s all you see online. But in reality, the nation has plenty of brilliant, innovative individuals. Futura published an article celebrating the greatest scientific advancements from the 20th century, and many actually came from the good old USA. They noted that the country was home to the first successful organ transplant. And who can forget NASA putting the first man on the moon in 1969?
#19
“Insulin Is A Privilege, Not A Right”
Lukas (he/him, it/its) 3 weeks ago
A freind of a close freind of mine just died a few days ago due to having to ration his insulin due to the price. He was in his 20s. He had his whole life ahead of him.
fly on the wall 3 weeks ago
Canadians Dr Banting and Best were the discoverers of insulin. Their altruism is/was an mark the pharmaceutical industry seems to have lost
Load More Replies... Gareth 3 weeks ago
The person that discovered insulin did not patent it so it would be affordable for people who needed it to live, now people are dying because they can't afford it, shame on america.
Day Andie 3 weeks ago
This one fact makes the pharmaceutical industry totally and completely morally bankrupt. Nationalize pharmaceuticals.
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David Morgan 3 weeks ago
Also cooked food, homes, vehicles, electricity, medicines, schooling, police/fire services...I bet OP wouldn't want to give those up either.
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geezeronthehill 3 weeks ago
Life is a privilege, not a right. Did I understand that correctly?
Chich the witch 3 weeks ago (edited)
In their line of thinking it is a privilege if the situation applies to other people. If it is themselves, it magically becomes a right.
Load More Replies... Michael Largey 3 weeks ago (edited)
Insulin is no more a privilege that a kick in the pants for talking stupid is. If you need either one, you should get it
Day Andie 3 weeks ago
Many people have died because of what CEOs of corporations have done. If the decision of a CEO to keep prices high and deny health care is not morally reprehensible and is the cause of many deaths, then why is shooting just one CEO a problem? And the US decreed that corporations are individuals with rights, but no responsibilities.W*F?
Stannous Flouride 2 weeks ago
Did you here that the people involved with the Luigi case have fücked it up so badly he probably won't get convicted? First, the woman who ratted him out isn't getting the reward because she called the local PD instead of the FBI. And she lost her job because the owner of the place she worked didn't like the negative attention. Second, the police interrogated Luigi for over 30 minutes before reading him his rights. And, they searched his backpack and found the weapon without probable cause or a warrant. All of which makes it "fruit of the poisonous tree" and inadmissible. Anything he said and anything associated with the weapon (prints, bullet striations, possession) cannot be used in court.
Load More Replies... Gavin Johnson 3 weeks ago
I’m currently using Metformin which means I can avoid using insulin as my meds help my body make best use of the low insulin levels I have and reduces the glucose released into my blood stream. I’m very lucky as it costs me zip, my prescriptions are free. Every day I count my lucky stars because of where I was born and live.
#20
Hospitals Are Businesses. Their Job Is To Attract High Paying Clients
tameson 3 weeks ago
Or someone home schooled by a pigeon. Could be the same demographic.
Load More Replies... Jac Carr 3 weeks ago
You're not sure how we live with free health care? With a huge grin on our faces, that's how
Michael Largey 3 weeks ago
Who pays for "free" health care in other countries? Who pays for "free" fire departments in America?
Child of the Stars 3 weeks ago
I don't get this thinking. Like, do they think that government employees don't get paid or something?
nottheactualphoto 3 weeks ago
At the moment, government employees don't get paid. Here in the US.
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Cathy Lemay 3 weeks ago
I pay for it with my taxes tyvm. If I earned no money I would, however, still receive medical services. We support each other because socialism is possible.
#21
"We Simply Choose Not To"
Geoffrey Scott 3 weeks ago
Ummm..they already are? Without firing a shot. This message has been brought to you by American corporations, who then whine when their Chinese 'partners' take their intellectual property and use it against them.
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Mike Rodrick 3 weeks ago
America is being doomed from within by capitalism. No one from outside our borders need help us.
Colleen Glim 3 weeks ago
You lot are on the verge of imploding. I’m sorry it’s reached this point
Load More Replies... Michael Largey 3 weeks ago
The OP and all the comments seem to assume that the US is too nice not to use it's nuclear weapons. Thanks for the character tribute, but unfortunately we would. (The current regime is rebuilding our atomic arsenal.)
Rick Murray 3 weeks ago (edited)
That's alright, lots of other countries have the big blowy-uppy bômb, we'll all go down together...
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As the number of countries with nuclear weapons increases, the probability that every single one of them will have Armed Forces that would even *think* before carrying out an order from their own Dear Leader to push the button decreases. There is a limited supply of people like Stanislav Petrov, but always an over-abundance of "yes" men who will do whatever they are told. "Just Carrying out orders", of course. And there will be no "Nuremburg" style trials after World War Three. Just the sounds of cockroaches munching ...
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Ben 3 weeks ago
Please explain to me how that would work? Honestly curious
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Shelley DuVal 2 weeks ago
I think that Dumpty Trumpty is destroying the USA already. Soon it will be decaying buildings and rotting flesh. Why waste a nuclear b**b, just wait it out.
The first ever email was also sent by an American, Ray Tomlinson, in 1971. And the world’s first animated film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, came straight from the USA. Meanwhile, the first GPS also came from America, as it was created by the US Department of Defense in 1973. Who says this nation isn’t full of brilliant minds?
#22
“Probably Paid For By American Taxpayers Through Overcharging Tariffs To Americans”
Judes 3 weeks ago
The look uncomfortable. Maybe they need to up the tariffs so they can afford some cushions. (that's a joke---please don't explain tariffs to me)
Mir Adwari 3 weeks ago
You're not wrong though - the seats on these kinds of trains are pretty hard!!
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GhostlySnail (she/her) 3 weeks ago
American is probably just jealous that other countries have trains /hj
PrettyJoyBird 3 weeks ago
We really are. We love your trains that take you anywhere!
Load More Replies... L.V 3 weeks ago
Considering how much they charge, I can confirm that the French taxpayers are funding a lot of it
Bryan Wright 3 weeks ago
I believe that Ontario Premier, Doug Ford, just paid for a publicity blitz in the US showing Ronald Reagan mocking tariffs. The last time the US introduced tariffs was just before the Great Depression. See the connection?
#23
Coffee Shops Weren’t Even Really A Thing Until A Few Decades Ago!
Spidercat 3 weeks ago
You should really open earlier than 16:54 if you want to maximise business. Most coffee is sold in the morning...
Glix Drap 3 weeks ago
The history of coffee and coffee houses in London is particularly revealing of how coffee shaped the emergence of modern society. The first coffee house opened in London in 1652. A man named Bowman, servant to a merchant in the Turkey trade, opened it in partnership with Pasqua Rosee in St. Michael's Alley, Cornhill.
Zig Zag Wanderer 3 weeks ago
Starbucks don't sell coffee, they sell milk. Sometimes they flavour it with coffee, but mostly cover that with syrup and such.
Child of the Stars 3 weeks ago
We got a Dutch Bros in my town a few years ago and since everyone was making a big deal, I decided to check it out. There wasn't even actual black coffee ON THE MENU! It was just a whole bunch of what amounts to coffee-flavored desserts. Gross.
Load More Replies... qpnf96zhn5 3 weeks ago
I often wonder if Americans are aware that there are other countries out there that have been existing and thriving long before America was discovered.
roddy 3 weeks ago
I blame the educational system. I suspect there is not much about world history, geography, etc. They learn so much about the various states, and American history (even though there is comparatively little of it, being such a new nation), and wonder why everyone else is not as well informed about it. While knowing nothing about anywhere else.
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Lucy Covington 3 weeks ago
London was packed with coffee shops during the 1700s and 1800s, they were the go to place. If you weren't in a pub you were in a coffee shop...if you were rich, obviously. Poor people got gin.
Stannous Flouride 2 weeks ago
Charles II banned them in 1675 because they were hotbeds of radicalism.
Load More Replies... Kristy Marion 3 weeks ago
I am still so proud that Starbucks essentially failed in Australia. And I love our almost century old Cafe culture!
Earonn - 3 weeks ago
My part of town, despite a certain gentrification, so far holds out against Starbucks (the one on the boundary can be disputed :D ).
Load More Replies... TonjaLasagne 3 weeks ago
Wow. This is really embarrassing. The American educational system has been going downhill for a while and it’s getting worse. Any time I read something this silly, I remember Obama’s speech at Rutgers. I know that he was speaking about the orange menace and building the wall but it fits: “In politics and in life, ignorance is not a virtue”.
tameson 3 weeks ago
Fun fact. Stock trading began in London coffee houses in the 17th century. I can thank Neal Stephenson for that little tidbit of knowledge.
#24
« US Citizen Are More Important »
Khavrinen 3 weeks ago
Every time I see this one, I have to say it's less "has decided" and more "experience has shown". After hearing a tourist angrily shout "I'm not FOREIGN, I'm an AMERICAN!!!" for the millionth time, putting up the sign just seems easier. ( Then they discover that this type of tourist *never* reads signs. )
Forrest Hobbs 3 weeks ago
Khavrinen: "never reads signs" yes - but "can perhaps recognize pictures"? 😉
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Cathleen Cummings 3 weeks ago
As an American, I just want to smack my forehead with every one of these!
Colleen Glim 3 weeks ago
Please don’t. You’ll have a headache before you’re even halfway through
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Learner Panda 3 weeks ago
No my dear, that is not what it means. It covers the airport personnel from having to redirect ignoramuses when they get in the wrong queue.
TonjaLasagne 3 weeks ago
It just like the Americans who think that they can bring their guns into Canada: “well, I’m from a right to carry state!” “But sir, this isn’t a state: this is CANADA”. I know that you can bring your gun if you declare it first (or something) but too many Americans think because they can just drive there the laws are the same.
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#25
That’s For Pearl Harbour
Ringofant 3 weeks ago
The Luftwaffe flying 12000 kilometers (partially over the US mainland) to drop bombs on some battleships in the Pacific? Makes perfect sense....
Stannous Flouride 2 weeks ago
They flew through the Panama Canal, obviously. (yeah, I know it was an American colony at the time)
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Katchen 3 weeks ago
Ever since John Belushi said, “Did we give up when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor?” in Animal House, this had been a pretty common joke.
LinkTheHylian 3 weeks ago
If you let the freaking Luftwaffe fly across your entire country after they already crossed the Atlantic Ocean, only for them to b**b Hawai'i, that's your fault.
Maartje 3 weeks ago
I don't know why they downvoted MMcD because they are correct. Fixed that.
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MMcD 3 weeks ago (edited)
Yeah, I got downvoted for pointing Animal House out to someone.
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Bro Nobody Uses Euros
Fat Harry (Oi / You) 3 weeks ago
About about £0.8. Americans just seem to assume that everything of theirs is the best, the most valuable, the original...
Load More Replies... qpnf96zhn5 3 weeks ago
Only 20 countries - your definition of ‘nobody’ and mine differ considerably.
Blackmoon The Dragon 3 weeks ago (edited)
False. Quite the opposite, Euros are higher than the dollar. In fact, the US dollar is the TENTH best currency, with the Kuwaiti dinar being first (1 KWD = $3.25 - $3.28 USD) and the Bahraini dinar being second, with one BHD = $2.65 USD. The Euro is 9th. I mean, if you're talking about TRADE VALUE, you'd be correct, OP. However it is absolutely not the "strongest" currency.
Rick Murray 3 weeks ago
Plenty of countries use dollars, so which? And, anyway, it's only called that because somebody somewhere in history mispronounced Thaler (said with a T not a TH).
#27
“Server Makes $2.13 Please Tip Generously” Beggar Culture
liam newton-harding 3 weeks ago (edited)
If the people that you employ NEED tips to live at a basic level, you are NOT running a business, you are indulging in a hobby.
SweetCheesySpaghetti 3 weeks ago
I said that to a friend who runs a restaurant. His argument was "do you know how expensive it is to run a restaurant? If i paid my servers $15 an hour, I wouldn't be able to stay open." Like, that was his logic! My response for him was just "that says more about your business acumen than it does about people's views on tipping."
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UKDeek 3 weeks ago
The problem I have with the tipping culture is how much of that money actually goes to the staff, as it is increasingly common for employers to take a cut of tips.
Vinnie 3 weeks ago
I've occasionally asked servers and delivery people if they get the tips. Some food delivery services also deduct tips.
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Megalodon Meg 3 weeks ago
That's not even minimum wage. Most servers in the US don't make even close to our joke of a minimum wage.
Load More Replies... Jane Doe-Doe 3 weeks ago
PAY DECENT WAGES, customers should not be paying your wages, leave a tip, yes of course but employers obviously don’t care about their staff
Matt Ronald Slater 3 weeks ago
In what state is the minimum wage?! No one could live off of that!
Bruce Mardle 3 weeks ago (edited)
Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Delaware, Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, New Hampshire, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia, and Wyoming. But... If tips combined with the $2.13 hourly wage do not equal $7.25 per hour, the employer must make up the difference.
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Uncle Schmickle 2 weeks ago
Tipping culture just allows business owners to make more profit, due to customers " making up " employees wages. Don't Americans " get it " ?
#28
"We Hate Giving Even A Dime To Waiters..."
Spidercat 3 weeks ago
Yeah we pay our staff and don't rely on begging our customers to pay them. That way a tip is a bonus not a wage. Fückwit.
qpnf96zhn5 3 weeks ago
Europeans believe in paying their staff a wage, so they don’t need to beg for tips. The price of staff wages is included in the meal, much like the cleaning staff, food costs, rent of the building etc. Why is this so difficult for you to understand? One can hardly go into the kitchen and serve themselves, so it is part of the meal price.
Oskar vanZandt 3 weeks ago
That is why a tip should be a gratuity... An extra amount a customer pays voluntarily to show thanks for good/excellent service...
Blackmoon The Dragon 3 weeks ago
Uhhhhh its because they are GENEROUS? Tipping is only needed because the workers don't already get the money needed to show appreciation for work.
Stannous Flouride 2 weeks ago
There's a very r@cist history behind tipping that started with George Pullman and his trains who only hired former sl@ves as porters and paid them nothing so they'd require tips to survive. Other industries saw that they could cheat their employees the same way and followed suit. The American Restaurant Association, a very powerful lobbying group, got Congress to excuse them from normal minimum wage laws, claiming that thousands of them would go out of business if they had to pay their workers enough to live off of.
#29
"Why Don't They Use Normal American Numbers On Their Clock"
Spidercat 3 weeks ago
Oh my word wait till they find out that 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 & 9 are all Arabic numerals 🤫
Scott Rackley 3 weeks ago
There was a guy doing the "ask d*****s US citizens questions on the street" bit, and asked if Arabic numerals should be taught in school. It went just as you would expect.
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Billo66 3 weeks ago
I like Cuneiform but I usually just put a stick in the ground and look at the shadow. hehe
Load More Replies... Khavrinen 3 weeks ago (edited)
Don't worry, this question won't be asked for much longer. Because fewer and fewer people these days even know what an analog clock is. ( Because they only tell time with their phones. )
Mike Rodrick 3 weeks ago
Today's kids can't read a clock that isn't digital.
Load More Replies... Mike Rodrick 3 weeks ago
So many answers to so few questions & too many opinions. Welcome to American media.
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Mike Rodrick 3 weeks ago
Thanks, but I began boycotting ChinaMart long ago.
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qpnf96zhn5 3 weeks ago
You believe that clock numbers are American? Your country is considerably younger than those numbers - try to work it out!
Jerusalem Cat Syndrome 2 weeks ago
Normal American numbers like the rest of the world. What numbers does OP think the rest of the world used 250 years ago?
Mónica Elisabeth Sacco 2 weeks ago
So, you saying Americans forgot how to read an analogic clock?
#30
The USA Invented Trains
Chris Jones 3 weeks ago
Richard Trevithick built the first successful steam locomotive in 1804, and George and Robert Stephenson developed it further, creating the first public passenger railway in 1825 and the first inter-city railway in 1830.
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Earonn - 3 weeks ago
Germany AFAIK still has the ticket price for "ordinary" (so, not the faster IC) trains capped at EUR 30 for the whole country. Which is around 900km north to south.
Load More Replies... megabeth 3 weeks ago
Of COURSE we did! Haven't you ever seen movie?! (Also a totally American and only American thing. Obviously.)
Load More Replies... Stannous Flouride 2 weeks ago
Did you hear about the Aussie attorney who filed a patent for the wheel and received it? His very amusing way of showing how screwed up their system was.
Load More Replies... Tyranamar Seuss 3 weeks ago
So then how are you going to get around LA or LV once you get there? Remember these are cities with really crappy public transportation. Need to fix that first.
#31
They Don’t Have Ranch…
Billo66 3 weeks ago
Maybe if it's the abominable buffalo chicken hot sauce pizza. If they put that on a pristine Pizza Margherita I would throw them to the street.
Load More Replies... Smeghead Tribble Down Under 3 weeks ago
I'm drooling looking at that yummy pizza. Why would you RUIN it with filthy ranch dressing >.<
Min 3 weeks ago
Ranch dressing has no place on any pizza ever. I will die on this hill.
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[>.<]/ 3 weeks ago
I found the exact place he was at: La Perla Tweede Tuindwarsstraat 53, 1015 RX Amsterdam. Not even near Italy, but very good pizza nonetheless.
Earonn - 3 weeks ago
It looks like a very nice pizza, thanks for the recommendation! :)
Load More Replies... Ace 3 weeks ago (edited)
The Netherlands may not make the best pizza in Europe, but that one looks a 'Dam sight better than any that I've ever had in the US.
nottheactualphoto 3 weeks ago
Meaning that you've never been to New York City.
Load More Replies... WubiDubi 3 weeks ago
OP: Please do complain about the lack of ranch in Italy. When you have explained what it is, I will pause from eating my popcorn for the Italian response. Your mother will be mentioned.
Stannous Flouride 2 weeks ago
With very animated hand gestures, I'm sure.
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nottheactualphoto 3 weeks ago
They're saying "ranch" when they mean "ranch dressing," which is itself an invention of Steven Henson. He founded the Hidden Valley Dude Ranch in the 1950s and started selling the dressing.
Load More Replies... Michael Largey 3 weeks ago
People are used to what they're used to, that's all. The problem is expecting to get it anywhere you go.
#32
"Is 6 Days Off For 2025 Excessive?"
Corvus 3 weeks ago
I wonder what he'd say if he knew my coworkers and I get 39 days PTO per year :D
Strahd Ivarius 3 weeks ago
When I was a contractor in France I worked only 217 days a year (25 vacation days + around 10 days for overtime). And now I got 44 days off (including one for my birthday) after joining the company I was contracted to... without considering national holidays, of course...
Strahd Ivarius 3 weeks ago
And now I am wondering how many USians will drop dead reading this...
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Chich the witch 3 weeks ago
Feeling so sad to not be living in the "best country in the world " (how many ! are appropriate, I keep forgetting). Putting up with 6 weeks AL plus sick-leave and the choice to take OT as TO is awful :p
Verfin22 3 weeks ago
Say to say, but I try not to use PTO in case I get sick or injured. Can't afford vacation anyway, so at least I'll have money during time away from work. Unfortunately it has happened more than I'd wished, so that's how I've learned to use it. Go USA!/s
Remi (He/Him) 3 weeks ago
PTO and sick leave shouldn't be the same bunch. I can get my time off added back to the chunk if I get sick during holiday even
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RomanceRadish 3 weeks ago
Most USA companies consider PTO (paid time off) hours to be used for sick time and bereavement. Workers can take federally protected family leave (FMLA), but it's unpaid and must go through an approval process. If you're sick or injured it's a double hit of medical bills and unpaid wages.
Fat Harry (Oi / You) 3 weeks ago
I've got tomorrow morning off. I had a day off last week too. I think I have 4 days left to book this year from the 30 I started with.
#33
“The USA Has Back To Back World War Wins”
Child of the Stars 3 weeks ago
And this right here is all you need to know about American indoctrination and propaganda.
Strahd Ivarius 3 weeks ago
Don't expect them to learn about Vietnam or Afghanistan...
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Sam Trudeau 3 weeks ago
USA almost never joined WW1, and possibly wouldn't have entered WWII if not for that one event
Fat Harry (Oi / You) 3 weeks ago
I'm just thrilled to see the Welsh spelling of "please" (plis). Yes, really (no one really says "Os gwelwch chi'n dda")
#34
“Nonsense Numbers”
qpnf96zhn5 3 weeks ago
The 12 hour clock is used in a minority of countries. Most countries use the 24 hour clock. The British use both (as we are capable of adding 12 to a number).
Learner Panda 3 weeks ago
Next time they go on an international flight, check the flight times. Of course, they may ever have left the US, so this may not apply.
Nikki Sevven 3 weeks ago
American here. 24-hour clocks are better. It's much easier to both say and write "1400" than "2:00 p.m."
Geoffrey Scott 3 weeks ago (edited)
I 'prank' my wife every time change. "Change it baaaack! It's 15 o' clock, that's not riiiight!."
Jerusalem Cat Syndrome 2 weeks ago
In the US, it's called military time--I have to wonder what that organization's reaction would be.
#35
"I Am More Scottish Than That Guy And I've Never Left The Us"
Sam Trudeau 3 weeks ago
"I'm a black Scottish cyclops. They got more *beeeeeeeeep* than they got the likes o' me"
TotallyNOTAFox 3 weeks ago
" So! T'all you fine dandies, so proud, so cocksure, prancin' about with your heads full of eyeballs... come and get me, I say!"
Load More Replies... michael Chock 3 weeks ago
Can anyone explain to me exactly what generation determines your ethnicity?
Earonn - 3 weeks ago
Always the one the racist who makes that remark can track their own family back to.
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”at The Airport. America Will Be Lost To The Immigrants Thanks To Biden And K*mala. Norway Here I Come!”
Jack 3 weeks ago
I wonder how often Americans get into arguments in Europe where they try to claim they don't count as immigrants?
Michael Largey 3 weeks ago
There are Americans who claim that the Europeans who came to America weren't "immigrants" - they were "settlers". A guess a settler is an immigrant who kills off the locals to take their land.
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ThisIsMyDisplayName 3 weeks ago
Why is it impossible for so many Americans to understand that, other than native Americans, they are ALL immigrants and descendants of immigrants?
Forrest Hobbs 3 weeks ago
ThisIsMyDisplayName: er, our species (probably) evolved in Africa, so all Americans are immigrants, along with everyone else whose ancestors haven't all stayed in Africa for the last however many hundreds of thousands of years. (Probably? It's complicated. What about those of us who are human with genetic contributions from Neanderthals and Denisovans, who seem to have evolved out of Africa? But from ancestral species which did evolve in Africa, so, erm, I dunno...)
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#37
"Good Luck Finding Breakfast In Italy"
Billo66 3 weeks ago
The irony is that New York breakfast is pretty much exactly what he said.
Load More Replies... qpnf96zhn5 3 weeks ago
I think you’ll find that most of the world (with the exceptions of the Americans) would rather eat Italian food than American food. Italy is famed for it’s excellent food - American is famed for oversized portions of cheap flavourless food.
L.V 3 weeks ago
I'm not saying I went on holiday to Italy just for the food... But it definitely was a factor!
Load More Replies... arthbach 3 weeks ago (edited)
I shall admit that I greatly prefer a savoury breakfast than a sweet one. If I eat something sweet I'm craving lunch at 10.30am.
LinkTheHylian 3 weeks ago
Best thing about Europe? Our bread and pasteries. We don't go into diabetic comas after one breakfast. Unless that pain au chocolat was more chocolat than pain...
Multa Nocte 3 weeks ago
"Pain au chocolat"?!?!?!?! 🤔 You mean "chocolatine," of course, mais non? 😉
Load More Replies... roddy 3 weeks ago
Now I can't help wondering what someone from NY would think of as a real breakfast. Cereal? Doughnuts? Bagels? Bacon and eggs? Plus orange juice, of course.
Arenite 3 weeks ago
As a native New Yorker, my breakfast usually usually bacon and eggs, if I’m out early, getting that gooood bacon, egg, and cheese on a roll. Can’t top it!
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Child of the Stars 3 weeks ago
Obviously the "real breakfast" comment is stupid, but I can relate to the desire to have the food you grew up with. I've not had the opportunity to leave the US, but I've traveled and either visited or lived in almost all of the lower 48. There's definitely something comforting about coming back to my home state (AZ) and getting to have a Navajo taco or something.
moggiemoo 3 weeks ago
Isn't breakfast just the first meal you have after waking up? Should have had pizza.
Sofia 3 weeks ago
you can have pizza for breakfast but you've to be strong enough to have left leftovers from the previous dinner
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"I'm Swedish American. I Don't Speak Swedish"
Brian Droste 3 weeks ago
Don't claim you are from another country and American if you can't speak the language. I am an American but my ancestors are from Germany. I don't claim I am German American. I was born here in the USA so I am an American. I can't speak any German so again I don't claim I am German American. So don't claim you are from another country and American if you can't speak that language. You will be shown up as a fool.
Oskar vanZandt 3 weeks ago
I lived in Canada for two decades and though others labelled me a "Dutch Canadian", I was only ever a Dutch citizen living in Canada. I am now a person with Dutch citizenship living in The UK who has "indefinite leave to remain" status.
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Andrew Keir 3 weeks ago
Yes, when British visit foreign countries, if the natives pretend not to understand us, we just shout louder !
Load More Replies... Mike Rodrick 3 weeks ago
That's ok; Many people here, including Americans born here can't speak or write proper English.
michael Chock 3 weeks ago (edited)
Again, what generation exactly determines your personal country of origin?
Sam Trudeau 3 weeks ago
This pops up in a The Click video (the guy is Swedish) and he read the Swedish text out loud.
TiNaBoNiNa 3 weeks ago
I am mainly of Italian and Swedish heritage. I don't view myself as Italian American or Swedish American. Due to certain Italian citizenship laws, I could get my Italian citizenship (my cousin did and lives in Italy now). However, I would not consider myself Italian as I don't speak Italian and, aside from my cousin, my relatives their are pretty far out on the family tree branches.
#39
Use Fahrenheit It's More Accurate
Andrew Keir 3 weeks ago
Or, as my Chemistry teacher said when introducing The Ideal Gas Law, "We need to talk about Kelvin" (IYKYK)
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Jihana 3 weeks ago
I know, off topic, but what the hell is wrong with you, Argentina?? 80°C difference, that's insane!
Tim Fawcett 3 weeks ago
I see a profound misunderstanding of what accuracy and precision means in the context of measurement.
J Steven Tefertiller 2 weeks ago
True true. However, 104 degrees Fahrenheit just sound hotter than 40 degrees Celsius.
#40
Military Time😬
Brian Droste 3 weeks ago
The only war the US won was the revolutionary war which they were only colonies at the time so you can say the US didn't win any wars.They got involved in other conflicts which helped other countries win their wars or end the conflict.
Stannous Flouride 2 weeks ago
If the French hadn't blocked the Chesapeake and kept Cornwallis from being resupplied, General Washington (and all the signatories of the Declaration) would have been hüng and we'd be stuck speaking English and drinking tea.
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Daniel Pierre 2 weeks ago
Yes, let me see.... Vietnam war... Korean war....Afghanistan war... The stupidity war?!?
#41
“Your Country Exists Because Of What America Provides To You, Don't Forget That”
Spidercat 3 weeks ago
Well I'm not normally proud of this but we (British) were the largest empire in history and in the 1920's we were at our largest. No one country has ever in history controlled more of the Earth than the British in the 1920's. So yeah... apologies for that but USA can go fück themselves. Amateurs.
Jac Carr 3 weeks ago
Yep; as a Brit I share your shame, pride and superiority
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qpnf96zhn5 3 weeks ago
I think you’d find that the rest of the world would do plenty about it. Canada is part of the commonwealth and would therefore be well protected.
Chich the witch 3 weeks ago
and, IIRC - 1775, 1836, 1837 & 1866 plus several minor skirmishes.
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AlithenewMC 3 weeks ago
The US has tried to conquer Canada before, and that didn't work out too well for them...
Colleen Glim 3 weeks ago
Big thank you from Canada. We will never be the 51st state! Thankfully, the tangerine toddler seems to be realizing that and is backing off
Load More Replies... fly on the wall 3 weeks ago
To the block head who claims USA could take Canada in a say: Remember Vietnam? Remember Bay of pigs? I am 80+ and I don't remember any time USA has gone it alone and "defeated" anyone.
Colleen Glim 3 weeks ago
The US is a collection of fiefdoms pretending to be a country
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Laura Lawson 3 weeks ago
Americans love to forget the War of 1812. Where they tried to invaded Canada to make it a part of them & we kicked their asses out! As someone born & raised in Canada, this is taught to us in school, but I'm sure it's not touched on in the US. I'm an Aussie now but still very proud of my Canuck roots!
#42
“America Is The World Most Greatest Nation… Without America There Were Not Denmark… You Will Probably Be Speaking German Right Now…”
Zig Zag Wanderer 3 weeks ago
'Your father'? Says a product of the ungrateful illegitimate child of the British Empire....
Mike Rodrick 3 weeks ago
"Some shape" is a bit vague. Circle, square, etc?
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Bob Brooce 3 weeks ago
Those delicious cookies that come in a blue sewing tin are also Danish.
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#43
Meat And Milk Are Rarer In Europe
General Anaesthesia 3 weeks ago
I'm sure his codpiece is a slightly oversized exaggeration, too.
Load More Replies... Rose the Cook 3 weeks ago
"Meat and milk are rarer in Europe", has this person been walking around with their eyes closed and never eaten or entered a supermarket while there?
Zig Zag Wanderer 3 weeks ago
American beef is atrocious compared to Australian, or even British beef. They have to slather it in chillie just to make it taste of something.
martin734 3 weeks ago
US beef and milk is of such low quality it cannot be legally imported to the UK.
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qpnf96zhn5 3 weeks ago
Ah, bless him. He really believes he is that special. Nothing quite like a bit of American delusion.
#44
"In German There Was No Word For "Thank You" So The 'German Sounding' Word 'Danka Shoen" Was Coined By A Songwriter"
Laura Lawson 3 weeks ago
I'm starting to want to bang my head against a wall at the stupidity of some Americans...
Load More Replies... oktopus 3 weeks ago
Until German was invented by Wayne Newton in 1963, Germans were only able to communicate with grunts and simple gestures.
Pandemonium 3 weeks ago
The Japanese had no way to say Thank You until the Portuguese came in 1543 and taught them Obrigado Gozaimasu
Rose the Cook 3 weeks ago
American fool trying to claim credit for everything even another countries language.
Antoinette the Red 3 weeks ago
Hey, didn't you know that if it wasn't for tRump, we wouldn't have gravity?
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"USA! USA! USA!" Bro Canada Is #6 In Quality Of Life While Us Is #22
Michael Largey 3 weeks ago
If you have a need to believe Big Lie A, you must also convince yourself of any number of Smaller Lies X, Y, Z.
Load More Replies... Andrew Keir 3 weeks ago
When citizens of a country feel the need to tell everyone that they are the best, it is occasionally true that they are trying to convince themselves
Bryan Wright 3 weeks ago
Obviously sponsored by the Great Orange Buffoon. Canada is more civilised than America.
michael Chock 3 weeks ago
Accurate photo, just replace the Canadian flag with a 99% of America flag.
Oskar vanZandt 3 weeks ago
More likely a "red state" as I have learnt from a number of podcasts discussing US politics...
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Ambulance Ride In UK...... Not £0. Paid For. With Taxes. Every Single Penny You Ever Earned... 20% Gone. For That Ambulance
reuben kift 3 weeks ago
Not for education it seems, judging by this list.
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joseph legatt 3 weeks ago
If Americans could do math they would realize that when they add their insurance premiums to their tax bill they would actually be paying more in taxes than countries with socialized health care. And this doesn't even take into account their co-pay if they actually have to use their insurance.
Stannous Flouride 2 weeks ago
Why do you think the oligarchs are trying to eliminate/privatize education? People who don't like science hate its big sister mathematics, for
Load More Replies... Oskar vanZandt 3 weeks ago
Everyone in The UK who works pays taxes... 20% is the basic rate. And an individual would NOT be footing the bill for that ambulance alone... Ya feckin' muppet.
Jack 3 weeks ago
In the USA we're taught that it's wrong to expect any return on investment of your tax dollars other than a standing military and a tax-paying structure. If you want anything else for your hard earned tax dollars, you are asking for a handout.
Forrest Hobbs 3 weeks ago
Jack: does no-one think to ask where the money to maintain all those roads and streetlights comes from? How the cops get paid? Where the money to keep schools running comes from? 🤷
Load More Replies... RomanceRadish 3 weeks ago
$2,700 is just for a short ride. If it's a long ride it'll be much higher. Helicopter? Yikes.
Zig Zag Wanderer 3 weeks ago
Some states in Australia do charge for ambulances, I'm afraid to say. Sadly.
Chris Jones 3 weeks ago
You pay for an ambulance in the UK if you are in a car accident (I speak from experience). However, that will then be repaid to you by your car insurance, or (as in my case) the insurance of the person that crashed in to you.
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Orange Mum 3 weeks ago
An ambulance ride in Australia is also not free, you have to pay a yearly subscription
Andrew Keir 3 weeks ago
And for armed forces, police, welfare, and a few other things you'd have difficulty organising for yourself, as well, of course
#47
“So He Could Born On American Soil”
qpnf96zhn5 3 weeks ago
A lot cheaper than actually being born in Texas and having to pay the hospital charges.
Lawrence 3 weeks ago
There's no placenta and the baby was born with pants! I can see why they'd opt to do it this way.
Michael Largey 3 weeks ago
"Texas" is like "Florida". As soon as you see it in a BP title, prepare yourself to expand your definition of stupid.
Queen Boudicca 3 weeks ago
As someone trapped in Floriduh...I cannot argue with your observation.
Load More Replies... Smeghead Tribble Down Under 3 weeks ago
I...I honestly can't think of anything to say. I have no words.
Andrew Keir 3 weeks ago
I must make OP's comment to Our Dear Leader, maybe he'll have no words, too. For a change ...
Load More Replies... greenideas 3 weeks ago
Assuming he was born in a hospital, I don't understand the logistics of it. Where did they put the soil?
Strahd Ivarius 3 weeks ago
Don't worry, for the MAGA crowd he will be forever an immigrant (up to the moment he is expelled of course)
Earonn - 3 weeks ago
Which woman wants to lie on dirt while giving birth? Oh, but the Dad decided that, of course! Wouldn't be his health that is risked... Well, can't imagine the hosipital allowed him more than to put a plastic bag beneath the operating table.
Load More Replies... Glix Drap 3 weeks ago
So that they automatically have American citizenship? Not sure it works like that.
Sofia 3 weeks ago
for the moment in italy we don't have ius soli. So being born in the country is not enough to have italian citizenship.
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#48
Europe Is A Bunch Of Third-World Countries With Better Branding
Zig Zag Wanderer 3 weeks ago (edited)
I don't get ignored by waiters for two hours. Could it be that you were a little rude?
Katharina Sei. 3 weeks ago
Probably they did not signal the waiters that they wanted something. At least in Austria it is common that waiters won't bother you until you signal them that you want something. In contrary, it is seen as rude if they b**t in too often and ask if you need something. However it is gradually changing since the huge amount of tourism and their view how things should be handled.
Load More Replies... Jack 3 weeks ago
There is a certain kind of American who thinks that restaurants aren't just places to eat food that's not your house, it's a place to be waited on hand and foot. For them, the price of dinner includes sycophantic waitstaff.
Maren Villadsen 3 weeks ago
Ica is a luxury? It is frozen water! We do have water and we do have freezers.
Chris Jones 3 weeks ago
And dryers *looks up at the ceiling* and some of us do have air con.
Load More Replies... Jac Carr 3 weeks ago (edited)
Finally found the original "no aircon in Europe" guy; he looks to be the exact type of p***k I expected
Remi (He/Him) 3 weeks ago
to be fair, it is rarer and really rare up north where hot summers used to be practically unheard of
Load More Replies... michael Chock 3 weeks ago
We kept telling the German waiter "check please" and they just acted like we were speaking a foreign language.
Katharina Sei. 1 week ago
You know you actually did. 😅😆😆😆 Even if most people in Europe actually speak english quite good, it is still a foreign language for the majority. (Exept the UK of course.) And there are sometimes some who don't understand it at all or not very well. (Yes, even in the service industry. )
Load More Replies... Jaya 3 weeks ago
Air conditioning is super bad for the environment, and will help heat up the earth even more. If you don't need them, you really shouldn't be using them. And dryers should be considered a luxury, unless you live in a very small house and have no garden, there's no need to spend a lot of electricity on something that the sun or air can do too.
Forrest Hobbs 3 weeks ago
Jaya: if you live in Northern Europe, drying clothes in the winter can be a problem. If you just hang them up indoors - if you have the space - you can cause problems with damp. Yes you can open windows to help with that, but that increases the heating bill. A modern efficient condensing tumble dryer is often a good idea. Good insulation and forced home ventilation with heat exchangers is perhaps an even better idea, but expensive to retro-fit. Me? I live in Northern England and dry my clothes on the washing line well over 90% of the time, although this time of year, they do need finishing off indoors.
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Steve 3 weeks ago
I visited Germany this past May, and all the hotels I stayed at had air conditioning.
Andrew Keir 3 weeks ago
No, no, no - you don't respond to trolls with facts, they're immune to truth, you respond with sarcasm or mockery. Please try to keep up ! ;-)
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Big Difference
General Anaesthesia 3 weeks ago
Like the school in Uvalde, where 376 of Texas' finest counted the shots for an hour?
Pernille 3 weeks ago
Multan you must be in need of emotional support cheese soon.
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Dave Walters 3 weeks ago
The way I understood this was so an image of the hijacker and what he was potentially armed with could be sent out to authorities as it happened.
Forrest Hobbs 3 weeks ago
Andrei Iepure: to be fair, the advice for passengers prior to 9/11 for air hijackings was to keep calm, keep quiet, and let the hijackers get on with it. Hijackers mostly wanted an aircraft full of hostages so your best chance of survival was to keep quiet so they didn't pick you out to make an example of. The events of 9/11 changed all that - but how were any of the passengers on the day to guess that their hijackers were intent on using the aircraft as súicide weapons? And even if someone had guessed, what could you do about it? 🤷 Without training, it's very hard to act effectively.
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#50
"If You Can't Tip Your Server... Don't Go Out To Eat!"
#51
"No One Expects You To Understand You're From England That Place Is A Failed State That's Constantly In War With Itself"
Rosecrucian Roeth 3 weeks ago
Is it possible that Muricans are getting stupider and stupider? Oh wait, their President; I see now>. It almost makes sense.
Blue Bunny of Happiness 3 weeks ago (edited)
Brit here, Boris somehow got elected Prime Minister here….I feel there is an element of the pot calling the kettle black.
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Zig Zag Wanderer 3 weeks ago
And your constitution is loosely based on our original one. And our language, loosely based on our not quite original one. And your government, loosely based on ours, the 'mother of all parliaments'. I mean, you've fücked up all three quite severely, but still based on....
Sam Trudeau 3 weeks ago
Freedom of Speech does not mean you can't be called an idiot for saying something wrong
Oskar vanZandt 3 weeks ago
Or be held accountable for the consequences of hate speech...
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Lady Chelsea (LadyChelseaoftheVoid) 3 weeks ago
I promise that not all of us are this fùcking stupid.
Sheena Leversedge Wood 1 week ago
I mean, we know the difference between paper straws and dynamite...
#52
Italian-American Inventions
Auntriarch 3 weeks ago
Angry pedantic British noises in support of Sofia - the Mediterranean area invented boiled dough strings independently.
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Mosritheel 2 weeks ago
Pasta and noodles are not interchangeable. Pasta is Italian cuisine. Noodles are Asian cuisine. Penne, linguine, tagliatelle etc are types of pasta, not types of noodles.
#53
Million Dollar Nicu Baby
Jac Carr 3 weeks ago
Yet it's completely free in many countries across the world. That America place sure does hate it's people
joseph legatt 3 weeks ago
No, they hate their poor people. The top 10% are well cared for.
Load More Replies... Verfin22 3 weeks ago
BC/BS is a joke. They couldn't believe a 44 year old could have cataracts, and thought I wanted Lasik for free. I suppose it didn't help that I had eye issues since my teens and wore glasses. SMDH
Remi (He/Him) 3 weeks ago
Idiots. I'm guessing it's gonna be more common for our age group for being kids during the worst ozone hole and the sunglasses in the 80's did nothing to protect against uv. I got first symptoms before 40. Still waiting for the cataracts to mature so they can get it out nicely.
Load More Replies... Geoffrey Scott 3 weeks ago
My 3 yo grandson was hospitalized from Feb to March. PICU and the whole shot. My daughter is a teacher, who covers her family with her insurance. Bill was over $500k. BC/BS took care of most of it.
Motivated sloth 3 weeks ago
Your daughter probably pays quite a premium for that insurance. And on a teachers salary no less. Also, it is nice that your daughter has that option. A lot of people don’t. The point is, we could have universal healthcare and not have to worry about the bs at all! This is the part where Americans start spewing the propaganda they’ve been sold about how horrible countries with socialized medicine have it and why our ridiculously messed up system is actually the best.
Load More Replies... Roxy222uk 3 weeks ago
I had my baby at home, with an NHS midwife (and a second came when the time was nearly there, so there’s one trained professional for the mother and one for the baby). When I need more gas and air it came over in a taxi from the hospital. I was in control of everything from start to finish, with the security of knowing if things didn’t go as planned I had people with me that could keep me and baby safe until we got to a hospital. This was all free. All of it. We obviously paid for heating, lighting, snacks (I could eat and drink anything I wanted whenever I wanted), bedding, laundry, etc. But the care was kind, impeccable, and free.
Earonn - 3 weeks ago
Glad you had a good experience and that apparently all went well for you and our brand new wee Brit! ♥
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Mary Tonningsen 2 weeks ago
Not uncommon in some cultures. And they will close up easily if she decides she doesn't want her ears pierced when she gets older.
Load More Replies... Earonn - 3 weeks ago
I'll say it again: a friend's sister had a baby that was born with underdeveloped lungs. First months in NICU, then in and out of hospital for 2 years. At the beginning they had a flat near the hospital, so they could be near the baby. It was given a 10% chance to survive. Today, the wee one is strong and healthy, and they paid...nothing. That is: we all paid for it, and unlike certain countries with a "me-me-me" mindset, we do it gladly. :)
#54
Number Of World Wars Won By Country 🇱🇷💪
Rosecrucian Roeth 3 weeks ago
What they don't teach in Murica is that Murica did not win the 2 World Wars, the Allies did. When Murica tried to start wars on their won, they failed miserably.......always!
Sapna Sarfare 3 weeks ago
The truth.. we dont really know about Superbowl in India the same way you follow IPL. Also Indian soldiers were major part of the world wars..
Stardust she/her 3 weeks ago
Reminds me of this post online with the caption ‘Indian soldiers fighting the Japanese in Burma because of the Germans and Brits not getting along’
Load More Replies... Spidercat 3 weeks ago
America is 1 - 1 - 1 in wars. Lost to Vietnam, Drew with Korea and got a late assist in WWII (picked up a medal but didn't actually make it on to the pitch till extra time).
Mike Rodrick 3 weeks ago
Picked up a medal? I bet it wasn't a trump coin!
Load More Replies... LovesBerk 2 weeks ago
Why. It's a sad stain in world history in my view. Vilification that was not deserved by anyone. People died needlessly and the vets are paying for it still.
Load More Replies... Mike Rodrick 3 weeks ago
No we didn't because Robin Williams entertained the troops.
Load More Replies... Mike Rodrick 3 weeks ago
No one won because trump stopped it. Only the 1st of 7. Just like his bankruptcies .
Load More Replies... UKDeek 3 weeks ago
Let's not forget how he singlehandedly stopped the console wars as well!
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“25 Year Old American”
Brittania Kelli 3 weeks ago
They missed the part where the 25 year old American is living in the basement of their parents home.
Oskar vanZandt 3 weeks ago (edited)
The only thing the 25yo basement-dwelling American would have is that truck and a MASSIVE lease payment. What is depicted is the supposed "American Dream" that is unattainable for the vast majority of Americans. What most do have are gargantuan credit card debts... (PS that American looks about 40).
Brian Droste 3 weeks ago
I am an American. When I was 25, I didn't havexa big Ole truck or a big Ole house and was not married. Especially today unless you make 750k you are not going to have these either.
Geoffrey Scott 3 weeks ago
Except...I have a 2019 truck, 2wd, fleet trim (no luxuries) but still have air(which I rarely use), AM/FM, cruise. I do NOT need more than that.
Load More Replies... Earonn - 3 weeks ago
Do people in Texas even make it to 25? At least without crushing debt for university or medical costs?
Load More Replies... #56
I Mean If We Take Greenland By Force Who’s Going To Stop Us? Denmark?
Pernille 3 weeks ago
I'll be there with my horned helmet and my battle axe....if I could remember where I put it after sacking Rome.
Francois 3 weeks ago
For the millionth time, Viking helmets did not have horns, but go get them.
Load More Replies... Lawrence 3 weeks ago
State sovereignty is the cornerstone of international law and international relations. Every NATO member country, the UN, any other militarized trans-national organizations and, yes, Denmark and its allies would stop the US from taking Greenland by force.
Forrest Hobbs 3 weeks ago
Lawrence: yeah, but it would be a bit awkward. I mean, if the USA did invade Greenland, it would then have a treaty obligation to fight itself to defend a fellow NATO member against military aggression. 🤣
Load More Replies... Michael Largey 3 weeks ago
Yeah, when Argentina tried to take the Falklands by force, who was going to stop them?
#57
“Other Countries I Doubt Are Doing The Same By Teaching Them English”
Floeckchen 3 weeks ago (edited)
to quote someone "You speak english because it is the only thing you know. I speak english because it is the only thing YOU know."
Sofia 3 weeks ago
in italy (and I guess the other europe would do even more) english 'till elementary school and 2 languages (french or german + english) from middle school
Fat Harry (Oi / You) 3 weeks ago
We're only marginally better at foreign languages in the UK than the US are. The difference is that we do realise that the rest of Europe does a better job than us!
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Andrei Iepure 3 weeks ago (edited)
most of the world knows better English than 90% of 'muricans
moggiemoo 3 weeks ago
Most European countries teach English as a second language. Many people in places like Holland and Denmark speak it better than I do.
Bartlet for world domination 3 weeks ago
Rarely have I seen American exceptionalism illustrated better than in this post that assumes if 'we' teach our kids 'other languages' it would be English. I mean it is English, but that's because I'm in Amsterdam and London is only 222 miles away.
Learner Panda 3 weeks ago
When I came to choose my language options in secondary school, the choices were French, Spanish, Russian and English language and literature. Latin (not modern) was also taught as it forms the basis of so many languages around the world.
Gunný Petersen 3 weeks ago
Hm.. in Iceland you study english from an early age also danish and of course our icelandic language you stupid USAian! And then when you are 14-15 you learn French or german.Try coming to my country and speaking my language as I do in yours. Omg!! So you learn what again?? I speak 6 different languages you idiots cow!!
#58
“No I Meant London Ohio”
Child of the Stars 3 weeks ago
Tbf, I always get a little tripped up when my friend talks about being from Paris. She's from Paris, Texas.
Jerusalem Cat Syndrome 2 weeks ago
Imagine talking to your Atlantan friends about Georgia.
Load More Replies... Ace 3 weeks ago
From the same people who will insist on using "Paris, France" and "London, England".
Bryan Wright 3 weeks ago
Oh, the original London founded in 1811 as against London England that was founded in 47AD.
Lola Rocksmith 3 weeks ago
As an Australian, I'm confused. Why does this happen? Who named these cities this?
Mónica Elisabeth Sacco 2 weeks ago
Well, we have Londres, Catamarca in Argentina... there`s also Paris, Texas.
#59
More Irish Than The Irish
Child of the Stars 3 weeks ago
My ex-husband (whose great-grandparents immigrated from Ireland and Germany) used to use that sort of nonsense to justify his drinking. Until we had a screaming match while he was blacked out that ended when he pointed his g.un at my head. That was the moment both of us had an epiphany: I realized our marriage was over and he realized his drinking had nothing to do with his biological ancestry and everything to do with the fact that he's an alcoholic.
Shark Lady 3 weeks ago
Thank goodness you got away, that must have been terrifying for you.
Load More Replies... Jihana 3 weeks ago
Honest question for the American pandas. I know those who are here probably don't have anything in common with that stereotypical dumb American, but I often wondered how those Americans would react if I said I am American because my great grandparents moved to Europe frim the US. Would tgey accept it like the other way around?
Danielle 3 weeks ago (edited)
I'm wading in here, but my understanding is that it isn't so much to do with their ancestry, but more to do with the history of immigration in the USA. I think there were strong communities of Irish, German, Polish, etc. who tired to keep their cultures alive and people continue to identify with it, even though they are far from what the country their ancestors were from is currently like. The key to my understanding was why no one says they are English American: it's because there wasn't that sub culture. So you saying you were American would probably sound odd because it doesn't have the same historical context.
Load More Replies... roddy 3 weeks ago
I live next door to Irish like this. They visited Ireland once, but none of them were born there. It's a weird kind of delusion. Most of North Americans have European ancestry, but for some reason Italians and Irish are obsessive about it. Even though they know virtually nothing about these countries or cultures.
Earonn - 3 weeks ago
It's just 'stolen valour', so to speak. They want to cash in on the positive image that the Irish / Italians etc. have today. And feel 'special' without having to do anything for it.
Load More Replies... arthbach 3 weeks ago
I have a handy-dandy set of questions: Are you allowed to vote in elections (local and national)? Do you speak the language(s)? Do you have a passport from that country (or be able to obtain one? Were you either born there, or grew up there? If you can't say 'yes' to three out of the four, then you're a wannabe.
Brian Droste 3 weeks ago
If you are Irish American how well could you talk with a Irish accent in Ireland and get away with it? Plus, how much Irish history do you know? If you cannot get away with a Irish accent and don't know Irish history than you are not Irish American. You are an American.
Earonn - 3 weeks ago
They don't know the history of the USA, one can imagine how much they know about the history of Ireland...
Load More Replies... Lexi 3 weeks ago
I read that a tad wrong, I thought the idiot was saying Americans with a tiny fraction of Irish ancestry were more Irish than native Americans, and I was about to agree! Clearly all the stupid is numbing my brain and becoming contagious, it's time to run for the hills with my knickers on my head 😋
#60
We’re Americans!
Spidercat 3 weeks ago (edited)
Listen treacle. No one in Europe gives a frosted flying fück about the majority of America, Americans or anything even remotely related to America. Let alone whether your crōtch goblin got his ketchup. Please pïss of back to where you came from.
Auntriarch 3 weeks ago
Aww, I haven't heard the term treacle used like that for years 😍
Load More Replies... Michael Largey 3 weeks ago
Many restaurants offer comparative nutritional data for their food, and this one apparently offered banana ketchup for scale.
Caroline Gavelfält 3 weeks ago
im sorry where did this person go and what is banana Ketchup, i am intrigued
tameson 3 weeks ago
"Banana ketchup, also known as banana sauce (in export markets), is a Philippine fruit ketchup condiment made from banana, sugar, vinegar, and spices. Its natural color is brownish-yellow but it is often dyed red to resemble tomato ketchup. Banana ketchup was first produced in the Philippines during World War II due to a wartime shortage of tomatoes but a comparatively high production of bananas.[1][2]"
Load More Replies... Nikki Sevven 3 weeks ago
What's the point of visiting another country and not eating the local dishes?!
Oskar vanZandt 3 weeks ago (edited)
I want mayonnaise with my fries/wedges/fried potato products... Keep your ketchup you American cry-baby (and I don't mean the child)!
#61
"A Bad Day In America Beats A Good Day Just About Anywhere Else"
Senjo Krane 3 weeks ago
They talk about the World Wars as if they were f*cking sports games. Where's the respect? BTW, it's 11th November today if anyone has remembered...
Load More Replies... Geoffrey Scott 3 weeks ago
"Yeah, I've ended 7 wars, or is it 8?" And people STILL swallow it.
Earonn - 3 weeks ago
Again: massive, massive inferiority complex in the USA. No idea why. Because they have no long history like European countries? But New Zealand goes back to (correct me if I'm wrong, dear Kiwi Pandas) around 1200 AD when the Maoris arrived, right? And they don't have an issue with that.
LovesBerk 2 weeks ago (edited)
What, you mean like pulled up by a bent cop needlessly, being shot at by a maniac, punched in the face by a s****d or drunk and robbed of your wallet, being yelled at by a Karen who forgot her meds, or dying because you can't afford the medications you need to name just a few. I think I will have to disagree with that statement.
Daniel Pierre 2 weeks ago
Right. I'm looking forward to visit there to experience a toddler school shooting...
#62
“Micro-Retirement”
moggiemoo 3 weeks ago
I think we call them holidays in the UK. And it's 4 weeks, or more, every year.
UKDeek 3 weeks ago
In the UK, it is law that all employees get 5.6 weeks (28 days) annual leave every year.
Load More Replies... Learner Panda 3 weeks ago
Is that not a vacation? Oh, sorry, I forgot you're American and don't get to use your PTO.
Geoffrey Scott 3 weeks ago
Yeah...'went out' at 62. Now back at it due to the ACA being deemed waste, fraud, and a***e. My crime? Using ACA to bridge to Medicare age.
Louise 3 weeks ago
Can you explain this to a Non-Murican? For whom Medicare isn’t a necessity? 😔
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S Bow 3 weeks ago
Same, I only just heard it for the first time yesterday.
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"No, I Live In A First World Country"
#64
“Is It Actually Normal And Widespread For Ppl To Drink Alcohol Before 21”
Spidercat 3 weeks ago
If you grew up in the same bit of South London as me, you can replace 21 with 14...
Andrew Keir 3 weeks ago
I visited Denmark on a school exchange when I was 13 and the family had me drinking aquavit - I can't remember why, though ...
Load More Replies... Bruce Mardle 3 weeks ago
"normal": I don't know if this is happening in other countries, but in the UK the proportion of young adults who don't drink alcohol is steadily increasing.
Uncle Schmickle 2 weeks ago
Yeah, I think everywhere, except the USA. However, in the States, I bet you can own a gun before age 21 !
#65
"Me Returning Home After A Week In Europe Without Ice, Air Conditiong & Diet Coke"
Billo66 3 weeks ago
Diet Coke lol. Yes, I'll have one can of Funk Nast please. I gave an old boss a bottle of Glenlivet. He said he mixed it diet coke. I died a little. could just as well have given him grain alcohol and kerosene.
Load More Replies... Learner Panda 3 weeks ago
What is this nonsense about ice? It comes in bags from the local supermarket!
TotallyNOTAFox 3 weeks ago
Hey, we have the ICE here in Germany! A bit unreliable though, but that's national railways anywhere
Load More Replies... roddy 3 weeks ago
No lie, I was on the Swiss Italian border this summer and did long for air conditioning. The places we stayed just had electric fans and it was 30 C. But it was gorgeous and I'd do it again.
Remi (He/Him) 3 weeks ago
That's one of the things I always check about the accomodations. Is there aircon, not that I have one at home, but not being able to cool down during a holiday is a no.
Load More Replies... Andrew Keir 3 weeks ago
We're rather happy we don't have ICE in Europe, makes our streets safer
️Rando Panda 3 weeks ago
ice, air conditioning and diet coke? I'm born & raised American and have been perfectly capable of enjoying Europe every time I went, mostly because I didn't expect Europe to be like the US and was enjoying the differences. People who are that sensitive and whiny need to stay home.
#66
“Use American Numbers”
Forrest Hobbs 3 weeks ago
I think they'd be confused by American numbers rather than the Hindu-Arabic numbers I use. A shame posting links and pictures doesn't work properly any more, but try doing a search for "Mayan Numerals". They're the only American numbers I know about off the top of my head.
Bryan Wright 3 weeks ago
One little piggy went to market, one little piggy stayed at home............
Andrew Keir 3 weeks ago
Why? 95+ % of the world's inhabitants use the Celsius temperature scale, USA is an outlier. Get with the program !
Forrest Hobbs 3 weeks ago
Andrew Keir: science everywhere uses the kelvin or celsius scales, including inside the USA. US weather data is measured in SI units, US weather forecasts are calculated in SI units - then they're converted to °F for public consumption.
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‘Getting Water In Europe Is So Hard’
moggiemoo 3 weeks ago
But they don't speak American so they wouldn't understand her?
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Zac 3 weeks ago
what she means to say is "there is no simpering waiter who is wholly reliant on my generosity in order to feed his children throwing himself at my feet saying 'water maam, can i get you some water, or a soda, or a beer, or a massage, or a gun to execute me if you so please' and i am incapable of acting like an adult and asking for what it is that i want, so i will divert the expectation away from me being a functional human and instead complain about how rude Europeans are" the tiny American mind cannot comprehend eating food served by someone who doesn't have to sell blood to buy diapers, and honestly they just don't enjoy food without the cruelty. it adds an almost umami flavor to the food.
Mike Rodrick 3 weeks ago
But Europe doesn't have its own Gulf like we do.
Load More Replies... roddy 3 weeks ago
Maybe she means water is not free or delivered without asking. But it's certainly readily available.
Multa Nocte 3 weeks ago
Free here in France unless you get the bubbly stuff.
Load More Replies... Ivona 2 weeks ago
I vacation in Bulgaria regularly. People order mineral water (still or sparkling). Nobody asks for tap water.
Load More Replies... #68
Since Europeans Are Struggling To Understand, Allow Me To Explain It Very Clearly
Stannous Flouride 2 weeks ago
Literally laughed out loud. (though I guess in my jingoistic country it would be quart-ally laughed out loud)
Load More Replies... Michael Largey 3 weeks ago
British commentator in the 1960s - "America has two political parties. The Republicans, who are the equivalent of our Conservative Party. And the Democrats, who are the equivalent of our Conservative Party."
Jack 3 weeks ago
all that repression makes them fun in the sack, and absolutely nowhere else.
Load More Replies... Child of the Stars 3 weeks ago
I don't even call myself a Democrat. I just embrace the American use of far-left.
Load More Replies... Forrest Hobbs 3 weeks ago (edited)
The older I get, the more I notice that European "centre" parties are definitely right wing but not crazy. European "left" parties are slightly right wing. European "right" parties are either deranged (UK Tories) or fáscist (Italy, I do mean you), or both (UK Reform). The nearest thing we've got to left wing here in the UK are the Greens.
Chris Jones 3 weeks ago
In complete agreement. I'm frequently being called far left (along with a nice dose of insults while they state that 'only the leftists resort to insults') by people who are clearly far right... they just simply cannot see how far right their views are because they've been so horribly normalised. They tell me that Farage and co are 'centre right'. Centre... pffft.
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#69
Don't Be Gaslit Into Thinking Europe Is A Magical Vacation ✨️
Senjo Krane 3 weeks ago
Love it. I found a new word. "just let me put my close on." I need to wash my close... lololol
Load More Replies... Geoffrey Scott 3 weeks ago
Ah, yes, the midwest 'poor town' or any town that has people living in single wides with a Trump sign or bumper sticker.
Michael Largey 3 weeks ago
People smart enough not to believe in magic don't expect magical vacations.
Bryan Wright 3 weeks ago
How are people like this allowed to go out without adult supervision?
Bruce Mardle 3 weeks ago
"tiny cups of water": I spent a week working in an office in Italy in the early '90s. I was amazed at how little the Italians drank during the day. Here in the UK, office workers have a cup of tea on the go half the time!
Lady Chelsea (LadyChelseaoftheVoid) 3 weeks ago
so its like NYC then? the friendliest place on earth? 😆
Mónica Elisabeth Sacco 2 weeks ago
You're right. Stay in your US for good, please. Never, ever, return to Europe again.
Jeannie Anderson 2 weeks ago
LOL, So us Mid-westerners got compared to Europe. I'll take it as a compliment. I'm so sorry Europe.
#70
"Dialects From Coast To Coast Have The Same Amount Of Variance As [European] Languages"
Zig Zag Wanderer 3 weeks ago
Mate, I can fit most of America in my state in Australia. Not that I'd want to, though.
Lola Rocksmith 3 weeks ago
Ah, a fellow Aussie. Yeah, our states are massive because half of them are wide plains or just desert.
Load More Replies... Ace 3 weeks ago (edited)
Even within the one small country I live in there are four different national languages, and the majority (~70%) one has more and varied dialects than the whole of the US. Been playing with chatgpt a little bit recently, which tells me. . . : " depending on how you define “distinct dialect,” you can say: 👉 4–6 main Swiss German dialect groups, or 20–50+ local varieties.
Remi (He/Him) 3 weeks ago
I can call him an idiot in more than 4. Going with totally different sounding versions even. (typerys, blbec, kretiin, fån, ばか , imbécile)
Michael Largey 3 weeks ago
An American told a Brit "You could fit your whole country into Nebraska." The reply was "Yes, but why would we want to?"
Jerusalem Cat Syndrome 2 weeks ago
Dear OP, please look up the definition of "dialect". Now compare it to the definition of "language".
#71
“I’m Making Sure I’ll Flash My American Passport Around As Often As I Could!”
Jerusalem Cat Syndrome 2 weeks ago
I think that notion is the reason it was posted here . . .
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KnightOwl 3 weeks ago (edited)
I have a friend who was born in the US, (his parents lived there for a few years for work) his parents then moved back to Scotland, he has both British and American passports. He travels a lot and always uses his British passport unless he's going to the US, he learnt very young that a lot of countries don't like Americans.
Andrew Keir 3 weeks ago
I can't imagine why ... although quite a lot are nice people, some others rather spoil it for them
Load More Replies... Danielle 3 weeks ago
Most of the Americans I met whilst I was backpacking would tell people they are from Canada so that they didn't get stick about it. One went so far as sewing a big ol' maple leaf on his pack because (he claimed) it made them less likely to search him.
Michael Largey 3 weeks ago
Well, since it's too late to abort the kid, just send him abroad with US passport and tell him to wave it around.
Shark Lady 3 weeks ago
What are they hoping to achieve by waving their passport around like some mystical talisman.
#72
"How It Feels Coming Home To 5G, Air Conditioning, Ice, And Drive Thrus After Spending 6 Weeks In Europe"
Jack 3 weeks ago
"thru" has become more accepted in the past decade or so. I see it all the time, even on actual Drive Thrus.
Load More Replies... Trillian 3 weeks ago
They can't wrap their heads around us having ice but not wanting a glass full of ice cubes and two sips of oversweet fluid .
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In Boston, We’re All Irish
arthbach 3 weeks ago
Ireland and Scotland share quite a bit of history. Both countries wear the kilt, have bagpipes, and pipe bands.
Load More Replies... roddy 3 weeks ago
Polluting a river with dye is profoundly troubling. Do you think this happens in Ireland? Or are the rivers naturally green there?
WFH Forever 3 weeks ago
I grew up in Chicago decades ago. Turning the river green just hid the fact that the river and Lake Michigan was brown the rest of the time.
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Michael Largey 3 weeks ago (edited)
Bostonians' "Irish" actually means "Irish" like their "wicked" actually means "wicked".
Huddo's sister 3 weeks ago
Not related really, but the picture reminded me, there was a world record for most bagpipers performing at the same time set in Australia this week. Over 300 all played AC/DC's Long Way to the Top.
Kabuki Kitsune 3 weeks ago
Fun Fact: Savannah's Irish population is one of the oldest, predating Chicago's by many years, and second only to Boston. By 1860, 1 in 3 households were either Irish born, or first generation Irish.
#74
Nearly 50 Million Germans In The USA
Kabuki Kitsune 3 weeks ago
You saw nothing... you know nothing... (said in best Sgt. Schultz voice)
Load More Replies... Mrs Wuschwusch 3 weeks ago
By the way , we are 80 millions. And I would like to sincerely apologize to our Austrian neighbors 🙄
Space Invader 3 weeks ago
Germans "considered as Austrians"? That is deeply offensive... (To either side)
Katharina Sei. 3 weeks ago
I agree. Austrians are far more cultivated than these rude Germans. (;-))
Load More Replies... Michael Largey 3 weeks ago
There were many Germans in South America even before the war. That's why Germans on the run after it found it an ideal place to try to blend in.
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TotallyNOTAFox 3 weeks ago (edited)
Not even a joke, both the US and the USSR took in Nazis to work on weapon and space programms after the war (Operation "Paper Clip" for the US)
Load More Replies... Bryan Wright 3 weeks ago
Children of German immigrants isn't the same as being German in Germany.
#75
"How Do You Add Outlets And Ethernet"..."Stone And Brick Literally Explode When Exposed To Fire"
Pernille 3 weeks ago
It is Europe, we don't have fancy things like electricity and the interwebs. I'm quite happy with my tallow lamps and a carrier pigeon called Charles.
Jesse 3 weeks ago
I have a horseback courier named Waffles - oh wait that's the horse. Waffles and Etheldred are a good team.
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Forrest Hobbs 3 weeks ago (edited)
Sofia: I think it's a ignorant American trying to argue that wooden houses are more fire safe than houses made out of brick or stone. All I'll say is that the last time London burnt down, they re-built in brick and it's not burned down since... I dunno, it's almost as if our bricks here in the UK were fireproof on account of being made out of clay that's been baked by fire? 🤣
Load More Replies... Jihana 3 weeks ago
What are American fireplaces made of? Some special fireproof stone, I guess.
WFH Forever 3 weeks ago
Most of us don't have fireplaces? My house built in the 1940s doesn't.
Load More Replies... #76
So Many People In Europe Do, In Fact, Celebrate The 4th Of July. You Need To Get Out More
Pernille 3 weeks ago
You're missing a 1, at least for France, but it could just be that we are using a metric calendar;)
Forrest Hobbs 3 weeks ago
Pernille: hmm. 😉 I thought France gave on on that attempt back in the early 19th century (he said, having looked up the French Republican Calendar). It had ten day weeks.
Load More Replies... Zig Zag Wanderer 3 weeks ago
In England we do a sigh of relief on the 4th of July. Just saying....
Stannous Flouride 2 weeks ago
Mr Fawkes was slightly less successful than Mr Washington.
Load More Replies... Stannous Flouride 2 weeks ago
Denmark has a national park, Rebild, where they celebrate the Fourth every year. The land was purchased by Danish-Americans for a park in 1912 with the stipulation that they celebrate it. I was there for it in 1966 and found the Danes very light-hearted about. The park also has a small museum, the Lincoln Log Cabin Blokhusmuseet. The log cabin (a Swedish introduction to the US) is larger than any home Mr Lincoln lived in before the White House.
#77
“Complete Bs Valuation”
Billo66 3 weeks ago (edited)
It might be if like 7 people didn't have all our money. We gave it to them. Edit: You knew it was a snake. Don't cry when it bites you.
Forrest Hobbs 3 weeks ago (edited)
Sam Trudeau: fixed (although not unity) exchange rates pegged to the US dollar used to be a thing until Nixon took the US off the gold standard in 1971. You can find out lots more by searching on-line for the "Bretton Woods agreement" or "Bretton Woods system" and "Nixon shock"
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"Leftist Engineer"
Michael Largey 3 weeks ago
So if you're driving this car, the wise plan is to avoid Texas. And if you're not driving this car, the wise plan is the same.
Jeremy James 3 weeks ago
If he's such a leftist, why did he only build the far-right side of the car?
Senjo Krane 3 weeks ago
Never been there but from what I've seen in movies etc this would be good in Rome.
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Francesca Annoni 3 weeks ago
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#79
World Champions
Bryan Wright 3 weeks ago
Nope.To be true world champions the game you play would need to be played in most of the countries of the world, and they aren't.
JK 3 weeks ago
When I was very young the first time I heard of the World Series I though other countries around the world played. I was so disappointed, but at least Toronto has a shot.
Load More Replies... Stannous Flouride 2 weeks ago
About 4% of the players in the NFL are not US-born. (Shhh- don't tell ICE)
#80
“Europeans Won’t Comprehend This. Heated Driveway…”
moggiemoo 3 weeks ago
We only get snow every few years and I can barely afford to heat my house, never mind the bloody driveway.
joseph legatt 3 weeks ago
Given the rapidly rising energy costs in the U.S. it would be interesting to know how often that will actually be used.
Load More Replies... Lady Chelsea (LadyChelseaoftheVoid) 3 weeks ago
thats called "1% b******t noone needs", bucko. salt your gòddamn driveway and shut up
Forrest Hobbs 3 weeks ago (edited)
Lady Chelsea (LadyChelseaoftheVoid): salt only works well when it's repeatedly ground in - with passing wheels on a road, for example. Driveways are best dealt with by shovels - and /then/ put some road salt down. I live in England and even I have a snow shovel in the garage - it does get used every few years.
Load More Replies... Jerusalem Cat Syndrome 2 weeks ago
Who has a driveway? I don't even have a car--I live in a country with decent public transportation.
Uncle Schmickle 2 weeks ago
And they wonder why there's global warming ? Another waste of electricity.
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Lady Eowyn 3 weeks ago
Please understand that not ALL Americans are like that! The idiots are louder than the sane ones.
Katharina Sei. 3 weeks ago
Most of us know. There are stupid and uneducated people everywhere.
Load More Replies... Ace 3 weeks ago
You are originally American, right? Do these all ring true as being believable to you?
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Katie Bear 3 weeks ago
EVERYONE on the planet posts dumb things sometimes. Unfortunately, SOME Americans will adamantly defend their stupid posts. The rest of humanity read their own idiotic posts, become embarrassed, and either delete them, or edit them.
Daniel Pierre 2 weeks ago
Yes but United Statians spread it more as the strong dollar permits uneducated citizens to share their gospel
Load More Replies... Margaret Shannon 3 weeks ago
I have a theory that might explain these strange and disturbing phenomena. The government of the United States has always been worried about the loyalty of the common people. Think back to the early national period, and incidents such as the Whisky Rebellion. Due to cheap land and immigration, the right to vote was held by more common people in the United States than compared to other countries. In the 19th century, immigration shifted from western Europe to other countries where religion, society, and culture were very different from the Anglo-Saxon stock that originally settled here. So powers that were had to find a way to transform, for example, Eastern European people with their strange religions (Orthodoxy, Judaism, Catholicism) into good little (Anglo Saxon) loyal Americans. Mandatory public education, which began after the Civil War, became the means by which this goal could be achieved.
Margaret Shannon 3 weeks ago
So we Americans began to be indoctrinated that we were all immigrants Entering into a “melting pot” becoming true (Anglo Saxon) Americans and should be loyal to the USA which is the very best country in the world. This indoctrination program coincided with the amazing transformation of the nation into an economic powerhouse in the latter 19th century, so it’s kind of a self-fulfilling prophecy. The 20th century the US became a world Power militarily and because the world wars were primarily fought elsewhere and were were on the winning side by the 1950s we were undamaged compared to Europe, Japan, and China. Then the Cold War led to more nervousness in the powerful political elites, so more need to emphasize the US greatness and ideological superiority.
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Stannous Flouride 2 weeks ago
"I love America more than any other country in the world, and, exactly for this reason, I insist on the right to criticize her perpetually." -James Baldwin
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David Frost 3 weeks ago
The title of President of USA really should be changed to - Chief Clown!!
Lady Eowyn 3 weeks ago
Please understand that not ALL Americans are like that! The idiots are louder than the sane ones.
Katharina Sei. 3 weeks ago
Most of us know. There are stupid and uneducated people everywhere.
Load More Replies... Ace 3 weeks ago
You are originally American, right? Do these all ring true as being believable to you?
Load More Replies... Katie Bear 3 weeks ago
EVERYONE on the planet posts dumb things sometimes. Unfortunately, SOME Americans will adamantly defend their stupid posts. The rest of humanity read their own idiotic posts, become embarrassed, and either delete them, or edit them.
Daniel Pierre 2 weeks ago
Yes but United Statians spread it more as the strong dollar permits uneducated citizens to share their gospel
Load More Replies... Margaret Shannon 3 weeks ago
I have a theory that might explain these strange and disturbing phenomena. The government of the United States has always been worried about the loyalty of the common people. Think back to the early national period, and incidents such as the Whisky Rebellion. Due to cheap land and immigration, the right to vote was held by more common people in the United States than compared to other countries. In the 19th century, immigration shifted from western Europe to other countries where religion, society, and culture were very different from the Anglo-Saxon stock that originally settled here. So powers that were had to find a way to transform, for example, Eastern European people with their strange religions (Orthodoxy, Judaism, Catholicism) into good little (Anglo Saxon) loyal Americans. Mandatory public education, which began after the Civil War, became the means by which this goal could be achieved.
Margaret Shannon 3 weeks ago
So we Americans began to be indoctrinated that we were all immigrants Entering into a “melting pot” becoming true (Anglo Saxon) Americans and should be loyal to the USA which is the very best country in the world. This indoctrination program coincided with the amazing transformation of the nation into an economic powerhouse in the latter 19th century, so it’s kind of a self-fulfilling prophecy. The 20th century the US became a world Power militarily and because the world wars were primarily fought elsewhere and were were on the winning side by the 1950s we were undamaged compared to Europe, Japan, and China. Then the Cold War led to more nervousness in the powerful political elites, so more need to emphasize the US greatness and ideological superiority.
Load More Replies... Stannous Flouride 2 weeks ago
"I love America more than any other country in the world, and, exactly for this reason, I insist on the right to criticize her perpetually." -James Baldwin
Load More Replies... David Frost 3 weeks ago
The title of President of USA really should be changed to - Chief Clown!!
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