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If evolution was true then why aren't there crocodiles on the moon?

(originally posted by @30Rock on 2020-06-07 00:55:03)

For me it's when someone said why don't we nuke hurricanes and then remembered that was the most powerful person on the planet.

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"...so your shipment will be delivered tomorrow between 8 and 6." "alright, great. how long is that going to take?"

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The amount of people who believe Mexico is not part of North America is too damn high.

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That Vikings weren’t/ aren’t real, just made up for entertainment. This person was adamant that Vikings are purely fictional.

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What? everybody knows they invented spam!

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I got asked if Europe had Ketchup..

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Ok, but do you have peanut butter?

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“Aren't you afraid God will be angry at you for not believing in him?”

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Even if it was the right Indians, what does 10 billionaires out of 1.1 BILLION people prove ?!?

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But every American is a temporarily embarrassed billionaire, just minutes away from returning to wealth.

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I was just thinking, "There aren't 1.1 billion native Americans." How deep does this dumb go? I'm infected!

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BUT you caught it in time, so you're immune to the infection :)

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And the best part is, no matter how well you tried to explain, he'll leave that convo thinking he won.

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“Why don’t we send more money to poor countries, like Africa or Sweden?”

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American telling me that the entire world has free/cheap healthcare because America pays for it.

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Guyblinkinginconfusion.gif

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That's actually a common talking point in right-wing circles.

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So . . . they think the US pays for everybody's healthcare but they oppose them paying for their own?

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Well obviously the US is a benevolent force for good a shining city on a hill, so they pay for everyone else's healthcare before their own.

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Americans are not overburden with a great deal of education.

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Educated by the internet and literacy quickly going out of style. :(

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"Yes, black people are at a disadvantage in our society but white privilege doesnt exist."

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My mom asking her German son-in-law if they celebrate Thanksgiving in Germany.

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To be fair, "Erntedankfest" (Harvest Thanks fest (?) is not unknown, but our of fashion. The American one is just a recloined Erntedank.

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"recloined Erntedank", not as is the specific German fest, but as in the ubiquitous concept of thanking and celebrating harvest.

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I remember a conversation a few years ago: a European said that since Halloween was over, he could start decorating for Christmas.

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The American guy (a great person, btw) answered that we forgot about Thanksgiving. I said that Thanksgiving is actually only celebrated in

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The USA. He replied: "yes but so is Christmas"

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What happened then?

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I tried to explain to him that Christmas is celebrated in many countries, and he eventually changed his stance to 'Christmas isn't exclusive

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That doesn't seem too bad to me. Not everyone knows what holidays are celebrated where.

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Might as well have assumed they celebrated American Independence Day the 4th of July too. Both are america centric holidays.

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someone asked me if we celebrate memorial day here in the UK and I had no clue what it was lol

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Before anyone mentions Dutch, Canadian, or Brazilian Thanksgiving. Those are differet holidays, at different times, with different tradition

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I put "2.5 hours onsite" in the notes of a work order, and someone emailed asking if I meant 2 to 5 hours. I had to explain to an adult >

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Coworker who probably made more than me what a fucking decimal is. I kept the email because it was so stupid.

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"Georgia's a state, not a country."

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I've seen that on American news. A story about some political event over in easten europe but the image on screen was of the US state...

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My fav country!

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Georgia is the name of my girlfriend, not a geographical location.

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Well technically... Georgia the country by its native name is Sakartvelo... so you COULD argue that claim.

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“Hitler, was he a goodie or a baddie?”

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Speaking as a native american, this would've drove me to violence. Then again, it wouldn't take much. We have SO much we deserve justice for

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Is the racism worse or the fact that he thinks the "evidence" actually refutes the claim?

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Same people who say I was cold today so global warming is fake, or look at that field full of corn there's no world hunger. You know, idiots

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There are many levels of stupid at play here

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Im not sure....

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The fact that there are indian billionaires in a land with billions in poverty itself refutes the attempt they made.

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Yes.

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Both are terrible.... It’s impossible to say.

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(originally by @FaultySage on 2020-06-07 01:29:11)

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Hey that's me.

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Pssshhh...anybody could say that.

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When I lived in Canada my country became the #1 English as a second language speakers. A lady asked me why we didn't just speak English then

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Telling my very white Australian housemate to cut out the offensive jokes, he says "But I can't be racist! I'm half n*g**r!"

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As an Aussie I have to say we've got a huge problem with racism which often gets passed off as part of our "larrikin culture. 1/2

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I try to tell my friends you not a larskin your just being a cunt. Anyway, have a good one cunno.

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Yup, so true. And not just racism. I had an ex boyfriend from Albury who used to call people 'poofter' in what he claimed was a       1/3

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"good natured" way (if they, say, left the pub early).
The problem (aside from the obvious) was that he was oblivious as to     2/3

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whether someone might actually be gay.
..........Which, come to think of it, at least means he didn't discriminate!         3/3

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Dumbest fucking thing I heard ever was a guy saying if you can excuse homosexuality as a mental disease then they could get into heaven...

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"Karl Marx was Russian because he wrote the Communist Manifesto." - This was from a high school teacher I had.

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"Hitler and his communist goons did very bad things to people in Europe." - My 7th grade social studies teacher.

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Moved to California. ‘OMG you’re from IRELAND! Do you have cars in Ireland?’ True story…..

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....Well?

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Not since the incedent.

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Once overhead an American tour group in Edinburgh Castle ask when the one o'clock gun went off..... The ONE O'CLOCK GUN.

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My friend from Ireland told me he drove an old farm tractor to school and it was normal among his class. He's a bit of a liar though.

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It was normal where I'm from in Sweden too and Sweden ain't poor either.

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There are people who will use the tractor for additional trips, but they definitely own one or two cars too

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Tell them we don't.... We get everywhere by sulky. Horses as far as the eye can see

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Hon thossy!

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I’m from US. When I was in first grade I asked a new girl from Florida what language they spoke there. l still cringe sometimes.

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“Covfefe”

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Trump supporters yelling at protesting Native Americans to go back to their own country.

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Are you gay because you're called Karol, and that's a lady's name in Britain? Or are u called Karol because you're gay?

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New York kids. France, early 90s, I was 8: "Oh you're from Scotland. You have a TV?" Yes, doll. We invented it. Cave's coming along nicely..

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19 yr old American, do you have cars in Germany? Oh only Mercedes, BMW...

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German cars? In Germany it’s Mercs, BMW and VW are most of the cars you see. France for Renault Citroen and Peugeot. Fiat in Italy!

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It's not just Americans of course, a woman in the UK went viral for thinking "Barraco Berner" was president of the UK.

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But that’s really just the A.I. cyborg presidential candidate that the democrats have been building in a lab for the 2024 elections, yeah?

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Barrack O’Bernie ‘24!

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He's African American, he's Jewish and somehow also Irish

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I’m from NZ but live in London. The ‘jokes’ I get about living in huts or ‘do you even have internet there?’ absolute does my head in.

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Ha! I knew it, New zealanders live in hobbit holes!!

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I wondered for a moment how you could post this on the internet, but then I realized you are in London. Stupid me.

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Yeh but are they jokes, or are the people just stupid? Because making fun of where someone is from is usually just banter.

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To the latter, do you just give them a weird look and say, "Yeah, why wouldn't we?" to make them feel stupid and awkward trying to explain?

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Because that's the least of what they deserve.

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That is exactly what I do. With a look on my face like they are thick.

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They are thick, though. So they likely fail to pick up that message.

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Like they're thuck, you mean?

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Are you saying the TV was invented in Europe? Philo T. Farnsworth invented it in the US in the 1920s.

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Tesla no.1

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John Logie Baird

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Philo T. Farnsworth then (stolen and) mass produced by RCA

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He refined mechanical TVs which were first invented by  Dr. Paul Nipkow in the 1880s. Farnsworth was the first with an electronic TV.

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American telling an English person that they speak very good English for a foreigner. It wasn't a joke.

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I wanna say "we're not all that dim" but I'm not sure if that's true anymore...

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Reminds me of a bit from War Horse, between an Englishman and a German. "You speak good English." "I speak English well."

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I mean... The US speaks an older form of English. UK English is the result of everyone copying the rich trying to sound distinguished.

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Yeah, nah.

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Common ancestor, so somewhere in between. Just cos Americans say gotten dosn't mean there's not loads of anglicisms that Americans dropped.

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Someone’s never been to Liverpool or Newcastle

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A friend of mine is Australian and an American told her the same thing!

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Australian here. On a visit to US, I was asked, "How did you learn English so good?" Tongue biting stuff.

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Yeah but 2b fair Aussies can be impossible to understand!! I've worked with a few I couldn't get a word of what they were saying.

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Oi get fucked mate

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Yeah old mate cunno her can get wrecked.

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Just nod and make a sound like yeah without saying yeah. Like “air” almost. Or if you disagree shake your head and say nah without the n.

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Yeah nah = no. Nah yeah = yes. "oi nah yeah go on then cunt I'll have one" = yes I would enjoy a beverage.

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That’s a definite answer. This is for when you want to be vague.

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I agree, and I'm Australian.

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Yeah nah

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Nah yeah

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I said that in response to a work question by a Brit once and you could see him die a little inside

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”Finnish isn’t that different from English, cause I’ve understood you quite fine...” (American to me after a 2h conversation in English)

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Had the exact same thing happen to me! They asked where I was from, I said "England" and they asked "Where'd you learn such good English?"

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To be fair, I've heard a lot of different English dialects that were about as English as Creole is. Hot Fuzz got it right.

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To be fair, not all Brits speak English well.

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My parent company is British. I am going to use this one the next time one of my colleagues from overseas come to visit.

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It's my native tongue but I still think I'm more fluent in C++ than English

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Totally going to say this as a joke for now on though

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I've heard the opposite too.

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American explaining to me that the world is 3000 years old and that dinosaur bones were placed there by God.

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I'm English and have twice had a drunk English man say this to me when I was abroad

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One of my favorite stealth insults as a "foreigner" is telling Americans their English is pretty good, corollary to "I'm very sorry for ⤵

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⤷ "the confusion, it seems English isn't your first language and things got lost in translation. Let me explain..."

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How about an American telling someone from New Mexico their English is good.

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Been to New Mexico. Legit thought Spanish was the main language at first. Regretted my 3 years of honors french....

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I mean technically that could be correct though. In fact it’s pretty likely.

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I am from the eastside of germany, i bet that the majority of germans can't unterstand what came out of my mouth.

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As a fellow German from the westside of Germany - can confirm 100%

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In Finland there is saying "when savonian speaks, liability is on listener" because of their dialect and way they speak indirectly

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Well. Tbf, American Standard English is closer in sound than British Standard English to the early stages of modern English.

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Who the fuck cares though is my question

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Pretty sure the person saying that was not an Elizabethan poet.

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Disclaimer: the person you heard likely does not know that and is just ignorant.

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Just rhotic use was preserved iirc

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The American south had its own great vowel shift just like we did

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Claimed in a single study, in 1999, by an American Linguist (and Freemason), who based his study on Received Pronunciation, ignored the 1/2

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2/3 existence of the style of English spoken in the North of England, and decided that Latin spellings being older than the French/British

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3/3 ones means that dropping the "u" from words like "colour" (From the old French, "colour", not the Latin "color") was "more genuine".

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In short: actual "Old English" sounded a lot more like a Yorkshire / Mancunian accent than any of the American accents, Home Counties, or RP

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Was watching an English cooking show with my (English) wife. And one of the restaurants they visited the accents were so bad >

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that they literally had subtitles for the English being spoken (by English men). To this day, I tease my wife about being from the >

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only country that speaks English so poorly they need subtitles.

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If evolution was true then why aren't there crocodiles on the moon?

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There are on the "real"moon, just not the one used in Armstrong's film. v

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The whalers killed 'em all, duh.

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Give it some time.

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Wait.........what?

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Because there are zero connections between any of those implications? Did I win?

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This was 100% a joke right? Not a real thing that was really said? With any real realness? I’m very tired but this is going to fester.

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It was real. I think his argument is that it's a very old species, so if evolution was true they would have evolved enough to build rockets

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Well, are there?

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Oh shit!!!!

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Tsh. You believe in the moon?

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It's just the backside of the sun.

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Why doesn't an ape give birth to a human baby?

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"If humans were descendent from apes, why are there still apes?" "Look at the trees!"

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Start the reply with, “well to be honest some humans are like undescended testicles…”

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;)

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Huh, this question had a really profound effect on me. Induced some very unexpected chains of thought.

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Had thoughts on how conspiracy theories form and how asking an unanswerable question can lead someone to believe that is confirmation of +

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the theory. Few other thoughts formed as well in the mist of my mind but didn't form a clear enough image so they faded away.

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Sounds like some things to write about. I think most theories we see are just distractions from the real conspiracy/ conspiracies...

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The number of times I've had to explain that yes, poor Jewish people exist

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"Were they so stingy they refused to buy more money?"

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Where I grew up, there were very few Jewish people and they were virtually all professionals -- doctors and lawyers, mostly. 1/

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A few computer programmers. It was a little odd when I first realized there were Jewish taxi drivers, shop workers, etc. Not bc of any 2/

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(also note: I was about 8 at the time.)

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anti-semitic Jewish banking/Rothschild/elites beliefs, but just because every one I'd ever encountered was solidly upper middle class.

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Its almost like poverty can happen to any one regardless of heritage or nationality...

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But what about their jew gold?

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The government seized it to give to American corperations, so that they could kill arabs

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I think they keep it in a pouch around their neck. That or South Park lied to me

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They spent it all on space lasers

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The Nazis took it. :/

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^^ actual response during a similar exchange ^^

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I mean, people, literally present day, still will feel Jewish peoples' heads for horns, so...yeah, I buy it.

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They do WHAT?

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something about a mistranslation of a halo or some shit. Essentially, there are modern day human beings who think Jews have horns. No cap.

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Wait....wha-huh?

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moses_(Michelangelo) literally a mistranslation but several thousand years of ingrained antisemitism...

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It's kinda disturbing how many folks actually believe that nonsense, innit?

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Yall act like you've never encountered an edgy teenager that thinks it's cool to troll by reciting those lines.

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4chan has indoctrinated a large portion of internet types & can be seen as responsible for the rise of "troll culture"

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Problem is those edgy teenagers grew up into racist adults

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I am from Norway and frequently travel US for business. One time a lady asked me if I was sad because I was going home the next day.

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You win.

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She really doesn't know much about Norway, then. I'm living in a developing country and I've got a better life here than in the US.

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Oh man, what state was this in?

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North Carolina

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I am exhausted but I dont get it

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Why did I get downvoted. I worked 14 hours yesterday and had a 1.5 hour drive home due to a road closure. I wanted to understand so I asked.

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She is implying that Norway is a bad place to live, compared to the US. I highly doubt this is a common opinion along Norwegians...

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I doubt anyone that's seen Norway would think it's a sad place to return to.

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Ohh. Thank you

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I (Irish) was just discussing this with my gf (US) that Americans tend to think Ireland/EU is poorer. I think its that everything in the 1/

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Yeah until they spend time in Europe and realise how scammed they are back home in the Gun'ited states

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US is for convenience. At least vs Ireland cars in the US come in higher spec as standard, people upgrade cars more often, showers 2/

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heating systems tend to be better, way more choice when you go to grocery stores. Not due to the US being richer, just more that they 3/

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don't want to be unconvinced and want the appearance of luxury

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Do... do you *want* to be inconvenienced?

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Um, that's not the US. Most of the West has those things better than Ireland. Sorry

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Has worse things better than Ireland...? Have you been yo much of Ireland? The US is huge so I won't pretent to have experienced all/much 1/

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I'm from Sweden, went to the US and someone asked if we have internet.

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Spotify is steam powered in Scandinavia blasting music in the town square

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And all they play is German oompah-music, too. Which is weird, because it's Scandinavia.

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That's a stereotype actually, in Sweden we only play Roxette - It Must Have Been Love, in Norway I believe it's the 2009 winner of the 1/2

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2/2 Eurovision Song Contest song, I'm In Love With A Fairytale performed by Alexander Ryback. Not too sure about Denmark though.

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Bum duck middle of nowhere here in Sweden and we have Fiber. Can choose between 30+ ISPs LOL

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German rural folks hate you.

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She believed US was superior in all ways and that I rather wanted to stay in US than go back to my family, home, free healthcare etc.

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As an American living abroad, I see it so often in the US tourists but not those who live outside the US. Btw Norway is great.

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That's a pretty large stretch. Her asking that doesn't imply anything other than maybe trying to be polite and converse... Seems like you..

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We're the presumptuous one....

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My friend (we're from France) before covid-19 had to travel frequently to the US for work. He still had question about why would he go back.

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Why would he stay? It's totally not great over here

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And yes, we have cars, TV, Netflix, food, clothes, education and everything else

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Yeah but like, real clothes or do you have to make them yourselves?

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Most Americans have never left and will never leave their country so they have ZERO perspective. And their education sucks balls.

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Or they spent 2 weeks in Europe, got overcharged for everything by rude service people who only deal with tourists and vowed never to return

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Yeah they say "we did Europe" well what parts? Belgium or ballynonty?

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Here are all the photos of landmarks from the bus, and lots of photos of nice couples we met from Cleveland and Decatur.

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That's because Americans have to swallow a lot of propaganda since birth. I remember a French guy (not me, so take the story with a grain of

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salt) who lived in the USA for a few years and went to high school there. One of the school teachers explained to him that if he wanted to

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turn on the light, he should press the light switch, and tried to tell him how lamps and electricity work. Turns out, she genuinely thought

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France had no electricity or modern technology and was still living in the middle ages.

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Most Americans would rather live in Norway with you and your family...

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Devils advocate; did she mean that you’d be sad because she was thinking your vacation was ending?

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He mentioned in his comment that is was a business travel. And the devil doesn't need an advocate.

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