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Leon 3 year s ago
Do non Americans actually believe everything they see in the movies? Are they not familiar with poetic license and exaggeration?
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Link 3 year s ago
Why are non Americans opinions always presented as correct?
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Elias 3 year s ago
#12 Ants? It's winter. No ants
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Carrie 3 year s ago
Elias,They all go south to Florida.
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Sigfired 3 year s ago
These are pretty dumb questions that anyone with half a brain or at least the capability to type something into Google could have found out. And we do a few of these and I live far away from murica.
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Delores 3 year s ago
OMG! You mean they do something different then a different country and culture!?!?! How crazy!
I swear, these "I can't believe Americans do that" posts are ignorant.
I swear, these "I can't believe Americans do that" posts are ignorant.
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Jacobus 3 year s ago
muricans are always right, it's the rest of the world that is wrong...
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Marge 3 year s ago
As an American I take no offense to these. People around the world do things differently - and that's OK and good and interesting. What is kinda sad as an American is how businesses have totally hijacked every holiday as a money making opportunity - which is represented well in #13 above. Peace everyone.
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Lonzo 3 year s ago
Leave americans alone!
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Edyth 3 year s ago
most of central east and west europe buys real trees,also send cards,in germany its also called heisser kakao aka hot cacao,singing groups going from house to house is another european tradition which americans also have,christmas ham also european,as a european i never heard of christmas crackers or christmas pudding most of what is shown here is absolutely common for europe too
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Ab 3 year s ago
#10. How do Arabs wear flip-flops in 10ft of snow!?
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Elswood 3 year s ago
Ab, I guess like the Kiwis would?!
Btw.: The UAE bought two dozen snow plows from Austria (not Australia)
to keep the sand off their highways. Kinda sweet, innit?
Btw.: The UAE bought two dozen snow plows from Austria (not Australia)
to keep the sand off their highways. Kinda sweet, innit?
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Olive 3 year s ago
#7 - A German tradition. A pickle ornament placed on the Christmas Tree is to ensure good luck in the coming year.
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Allan 3 year s ago
Olive, so, EUROPEANS really do put pickles in their christmas trees!
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Cass 3 year s ago
Olive,
It's not a German thing. While americans like to claim this, the origins of this tradition are completly unclear. Most Germans have never even heard of that.
It's not a German thing. While americans like to claim this, the origins of this tradition are completly unclear. Most Germans have never even heard of that.
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Zachariah 3 year s ago
Do Americans really call motorized rollinghams "cars"?
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Sceeter 3 year s ago
Zachariah, to my knowledge we have no "rollinghams". Apparently yet another example of Americans missing out.
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Danielle 3 year s ago
why do people who aren't Americans care so much about what we do?
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Sonnie 3 year s ago
#25 When is Three Kings Day? After Thanksgiving?
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Cass 3 year s ago
Sonnie, January 6th
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Ray 3 year s ago
Cass,Thank you Sonnie. Have a good Three Kings Day then.
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Philomena 3 year s ago
Merry Thanksgivoween from an American.
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Dacey 3 year s ago
I'm an american and when someone new moves into the neighborhood I usually just peer at them through the curtains until I get caught and then I flip them off..thats America..
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Elswood 3 year s ago
Dacey, sounds like a blue county to me.
I swear, these "I can't believe Americans do that" posts are ignorant.
Btw.: The UAE bought two dozen snow plows from Austria (not Australia)
to keep the sand off their highways. Kinda sweet, innit?
It's not a German thing. While americans like to claim this, the origins of this tradition are completly unclear. Most Germans have never even heard of that.