44 Funny Cultural Differences Experienced By Travelers, Depicted By “Itchy Feet Comic” (New Pics)
How familiar are you with other cultures, languages, and the quirks of different countries? This isn’t about stereotypes, but rather the unique facts and distinct qualities that each nation possesses. Some of them can be quite funny – especially when observed from the perspective of someone unfamiliar with that particular country.
One person documenting such observations is Ray Rempen, who presents them to a wider audience through his work. The artist, known for his series ‘Itchy Feet Comic,’ comes from a multicultural family and has lived in the US, New Mexico, and more than four other European countries. Drawing from his experiences, he’s created a comic that feels incredibly relatable to many of us – we can’t help but chuckle every time he releases a new strip showcasing how people around the world are different, yet surprisingly similar.
If that sounds interesting – and it should – keep scrolling to discover what ‘Itchy Feet Comic’ is all about.
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Each day I leave my house feels like it’ll be my last because of the traffic situation. In the last week we nearly crashed into 2 autos, 3 bikes that were going in the wrong direction and they had the audacity to yell at us 😌
I actually purchased these earlier this year and haven't even used them yet :P
You're supposed to be asked for your ID even if you've visibly elderly. The law requires you have ID on your person while in a bar; it has nothing to do with the server questioning your age.
Or as Miss Piggy said, I'll have the escargots please and hold the snails
"Spotted D1ck" - Yes! "Mushy Toad Pudding" - No, but we have "toad in the hole" which is sausages (or lamb chops, if you can afford them), baked in batter (risen batter, what we call a Yorkshire pudding). "Bubble and Squeak" - Yes, but not that, it veggies mixed with mashed potatoes then fried. "Jellied Muck"/"Stargazy Pie" - Never heard of these but you never know in the UK! :)
