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Jul 23, 2016 9:58 AM

BarbaraMaria

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Education Department says some 32 million U.S. adults lack basic literacy

Hosts of a property are exempt of the rule. Tell me again… Who's stupid?

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And they are all in the south

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Legit didn't believe that stat but Google said it is true so it is.

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19 percent of HS graduates are functionally illiterate.

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Trailer trash fucks given.

10 years ago | Likes 8 Dislikes 9

Camping is camping idiots, whether in a tent or a fancy RV. People with this mentality usually camp at Wal-Mart.

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Dude, I think it's a sign..

10 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

and more lack giveashittery

10 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

That's because those adults probably grew up in rural areas

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You don't have to be stupid to not give a fuck.

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Center Parcs does it for me. "What part of no bicycles past this point do you not understand shit head!?"

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lol story

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32 million illiterates? In that case, USA's not the superpower, who is it then?

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Center Parcs does it for me. "What part of no bicycles past this point do you not understand shit head!?"

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They will act ignorantly if confronted... That's all.

10 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

The sign is wrong.

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You are the idiot here. No camping usually means no tents no open fires. No RVs would mean no RVs.

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Twist: the residents of that RV put that sign there as a joke and are laughing at everyone who doesn't get that.

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Or maybe they're just assholes.

10 years ago | Likes 71 Dislikes 2

The two seem to go together very well.

7 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 1

That's RV'ing, not camping

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So an RV doesn't run over a camp at night.

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"No one shall pitch a tent, other camping device, sleep on the ground within the public way, or public property unless permission is given"

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I drove down the west coast of america with a tent. A lot of "camping" places are really just glorified car parks.

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yeah its a bummer really

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That's what I'm saying

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Plot Twist: @OP was talking about himself in the first picture. (Or herself)

10 years ago | Likes 11 Dislikes 2

Plot twist: These people read and comprehend quite well. Went RVing instead.

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Plot twist twist: they've been camping for weeks with some asshole named "The Governor" who has an eye patch

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Agreed. The sign doesn't say "No Parking"

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This is a private domicile!

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Fun fact: open alcohol laws usually don't apply to campsites since they count as a domicile.

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Can confirm. Go camping in France and drink bottles are errywhere

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Errday?

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Some pranksters went around long beach asking people simple wuestions like the date in DoI was signed, no one answered any right apart from

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News 12 Long Island reporter - check out the segment "On the Spot"

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Trick question, because it wasn't actually signed on July 4th, 1776.

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No onw said that anyway, there where suggestions that it happened in the 1920s

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Sauce?

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Check out Talking to Americans.

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That took me a while, because I thought it was some obscure thing, since I misread it as "Dol" not DoI" :L

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I still don't understand it :/

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Oh really? They knew all the dates all the signatories signed it? Reeeeeeeally?

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They just wanted the 4th of july answer

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correction: No one that answered them correctly was kept in the video

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There was still a sad amount for a country thats so patriotic, and people answered so confidently as well....

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What is in DoI?

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Declaration of independence

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Some german tourists

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Lmao

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I always assume those videos of idiots not knowing the bare minimum of history edit out the people who know things for the most part

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I think the fact that theres so many that get it wrong is more important

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Because no one needs to know the answer to a useless trivia question outside of entertainment value on a crappy Youtube channel.

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Date of Declaration of independence signing is in the US citizenship test....

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I'm sure it's on a lot of tests that are impractical for 99% of people.

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the date that effectivley birthed your country is not impractical knowlege

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Really? Tell me a practical situation in which I could use it.

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We canadians aren't even that patriotic and we all know our date of independence, and my mates in the UK all know that stuff off by heart.

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