darkSpyro

Is this true, guys?

No, we're all rednecks.

Constant clapping.

Eh..I don't know how I feel about this. ..may I ask what brought this up?

Don't know except for the Imperial one. For real guys stop using it plsssss

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Eh..I don't know how I feel about this. ..may I ask what brought this up?

Saw it on Facebook.

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Don't know except for the Imperial one. For real guys stop using it plsssss

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Quote: huge dotd freak

Eh..I don't know how I feel about this. ..may I ask what brought this up?

Saw it on Facebook.

So..you saw it today ? On Facebook? And decided to post it? No reason okay. Really quick, what's you opinion on 21 pilots?

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Eh..I don't know how I feel about this. ..may I ask what brought this up?

Saw it on Facebook.

So..you saw it today ? On Facebook? And decided to post it? No reason okay. Really quick, what's you opinion on 21 pilots?

About 5 minutes ago, yep

yes especially the "honey, sweetie and darling" thing omg
source: live in tourist land

Or you could just tell by the fact they have an American accent? Like generally that gives it away before anything else.

Well I bring a backpack and my water bottle everywhere. <.<;

4, 6, 10, and 12 apply to me.

13 kind of but only with a significant other.

I just realized that I am a white washed Asian American.

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Nope.

In all honesty tho i don't understand the dude or dudette who made this. I mean, in the end nationallity or race doesn't really matter, each human being is different & each of us have our own beautys, where we come from doesn't matter in anything except for the language you might speak, but in the end it doesn't matter, cause as i stated before, each of us is truly different & we all have our own beauties & falses, & thus this chart is meaningless

Dead giveaways that someone is British:

"**** off"
*insert unimpressed smile here*

that's it
that's all we do

#4: Sneakers are comfy
#8: Uh, I think that's more of a personal problem.
#9: Wat
#12: Is time not the better way to do it? Sure, you may have gone 500 km, but if you did it in a plane, who cares?
#15: That (possibly minus the friendly) is true of literally any nationality that isn't your own.

D out of 5- Would not go on a second date.

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Dead giveaways that someone is British:

"**** off"
*insert unimpressed smile here*

that's it
that's all we do

Is "w a n k e r " a common insult, too?

why do we need a guide on how to tell if someone is an american or not?

do they have a phobia of americans or something?

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Please guys... The imperial units are already tied to the metric system.

that whole "america only uses imperial units" thing is kind of inaccurate considering we use the metric system for literally everything professional and formal (excluding road distances because miles but whatever the united kingdom does that too so we get an exemption for that)

they only thing we really use imperial measurements for is our height and weight and that's only when discussing it casually, hospitals and stuff like that use metric for everything. i've only ever learned metric in school

^Don't forget the weather. Still using Fahrenheit. <.>

dude, texas must be a whole new world cause i have never seen these

As a non-American who has encountered American tourists before in my hometown and when I am away myself, yes, these are 100% true.

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4, 6, 10, and 12 apply to me.

13 kind of but only with a significant other.

8 applies to you as well. :V

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As a non-American who has encountered American tourists before in my hometown and when I am away myself, yes, these are 100% true.

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4, 6, 10, and 12 apply to me.

13 kind of but only with a significant other.

8 applies to you as well. :V

You're going to have to keep a counter sometime because I don't remember such thing.

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As a non-American who has encountered American tourists before in my hometown and when I am away myself, yes, these are 100% true.

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4, 6, 10, and 12 apply to me.

13 kind of but only with a significant other.

8 applies to you as well. :V

You're going to have to keep a counter sometime because I don't remember such thing.

can confirm

u-uhm...


lolwhat-

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Quote: sonicbrawler182

As a non-American who has encountered American tourists before in my hometown and when I am away myself, yes, these are 100% true.


8 applies to you as well. :V

You're going to have to keep a counter sometime because I don't remember such thing.

can confirm

WHAT AM I MISSING?

Well... looks like I do not appear American. Not that I mind.

Quote: Samius

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Quote: Samius

Please guys... The imperial units are already tied to the metric system.

that whole "america only uses imperial units" thing is kind of inaccurate considering we use the metric system for literally everything professional and formal (excluding road distances because miles but whatever the united kingdom does that too so we get an exemption for that)

they only thing we really use imperial measurements for is our height and weight and that's only when discussing it casually, hospitals and stuff like that use metric for everything. i've only ever learned metric in school

True, but as the picture I posted points out, you haven't "officially adopted" the metric system system. I get that Americans aren't ignorant of the metric system, but there's a difference.

is there really an "official adoption" of the metric system that countries do, or is it just "oop we've started using the metric system now?"

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True, but as the picture I posted points out, you haven't "officially adopted" the metric system system. I get that Americans aren't ignorant of the metric system, but there's a difference.

is there really an "official adoption" of the metric system that countries do, or is it just "oop we've started using the metric system now?"

I suppose an "official adaptation" would mean a simple change in law, etc. in this case.

but there really isn't a law to change. the government uses the metric system as well, particularly in the treasury and health departments. there's really nothing 'official' that even uses imperial measurements

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Quote: valskeletor

but there really isn't a law to change. the government uses the metric system as well, particularly in the treasury and health departments. there's really nothing 'official' that even uses imperial measurements

There must be something that makes the distinction. Though I'm not sure what that is then.

What's taught in the schools is determined by state governments.


In every science class I've ever been in, we use the metric system. In math classes, we use both.

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but there really isn't a law to change. the government uses the metric system as well, particularly in the treasury and health departments. there's really nothing 'official' that even uses imperial measurements

There must be something that makes the distinction. Though I'm not sure what that is then.

What's taught in the schools is determined by state governments.


In every science class I've ever been in, we use the metric system. In math classes, we use both.

well typically for math questions, the units used for measurement themselves don't really matter, it's just the number that's important.

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There must be something that makes the distinction. Though I'm not sure what that is then.

What's taught in the schools is determined by state governments.


In every science class I've ever been in, we use the metric system. In math classes, we use both.

well typically for math questions, the units used for measurement themselves don't really matter, it's just the number that's important.

True.

Quote: BigBoom

Dead giveaways that someone is British:

"**** off"
*insert unimpressed smile here*

that's it
that's all we do

You really understand me.

I like that.