30 Everyday Pics From Around The World To Confuse Americans With

My mom realized her passport expired... in the airport. They gave her an extention until she returned to our country. Took them 40 minutes.

I applied for my passport online and had it delivered by mail, after a couple of days. Croatian government is kind and understanding to introverts.

Fewer citizens and less risk of passport fraud …. Also possibly an anomaly. This has nothing to do with Americans.

I got a lost US Passport replaced in 6 hours.

In Spain it’s renewed while you wait.

I've lived in Japan my whole life and not once have i seen or heard of this.

I find this one hard to believe; no country is that considerate.

Proof? How do you know that?

C'mon BP, that is BS. Japan does so many things better than the US, picking this specific made-up one is dumb.

What if they never show up?

neither can they comprehend cramming the cars so full that station workers have to push people at the doors inside, so the doors can close.

You think that's clean? Go ride the Moscow Metro. And while you are there, check out the various statues and stunning architecture that adorns every station. My Russian-born wife insisted that when we arrived to New York City, we take the, "famous New York subway" from the airport, despite my warnings. I can tell you that she insisted on a taxi on the return trip. I say this as someone staunchly opposed to the Russian government.

None of these post have to do with America …. BP has simply become an America hating forum.

Americans can't comprehend Japanese politeness anyway

America has tagging. Japan has an official suicide park.

lol Apparently you've never been to rural America. I guess the European mind can't understand that most of the US is farmland and small agricultural towns. And this kind of thing is common. When I lived in NV the freeway would come to a halt to let cattle pass. Same with mules and wild horses. Yes, wild horses.

I've seen feral horses in Nevada and Arizona. In Nevada, they threatened to charge me as I was ear-tagging mice for research. I think the American mind can comprehend this.

Love it!

Hit a horse with a car and it probably totals the car, and also may injure the occupants. Horse right of way is kind of de facto, really. Also, I think horses are smarter about traffic than deer.

Has the author heard of the wild ponies of Chincoteague? The American mind can quite easily understand the concept.

Eff this! I'm running away to Norway.

34 hours for a full time job in germany???? Who made up these numbers? - as a german

US Average: 36.4 hours.

60 hour weeks for the past 3 weeks

Those are good hours, right?

I hate this so much! I know it is for the nature,but damn when you need to drink water at night and the only thing that gets water is my nose and some scrathes added.And don't even mention screwing it back half asleep. Effing struggle.

These really annoyed me when they were first introduced but I don't mind them now. The lid can usually be pushed right back so it's parallel to the top and out of the way. They can be annoying to close though, sometimes it takes a few tries to get it right.

My danish mind can't comprehend that this is nessesary

I guess I'm one of the few people who are not bothered by it at all. On the contrary, I like that I don't need to hold the cap in the hand while drinking. On the other side, I don't drink from these kind of bottles everday so maybe I just don't have the chance to learn to hate it lol

Small tips : You need to hold the cap between your middle finger and your ring finger.

Ah, the good old Aussie reverse tipping taxis: "The fee is $20.23. Tell you what, mate, just make it $20." Alas, a dying breed in the cashless economy.