Do Americans really do that
Do Americans really do that
Nathan Hill
David Fisher
when you're a nation as free as us, you can do anything.
Julian Stewart
Yes
Jaxson Fisher
Yes we take pride discovering that we are in fact superior germanics and breath a sigh of relief to find out there is no slavic or gypsy Hungarian blood infecting our gene pool.
Logan Turner
this
we build monuments of white men overlooking the ancient lands of the savages we drove out of existence
Alexander Roberts
Idk if this is as impressive but I’m related to a Hungry Jack’s manager from Australia
Liam Allen
why is this Bulgarian so obsessed with us
Carson Morgan
God dammit, I confused Hungarian with Bulgarian since I’m phoneposting. Either way, still subhumans though.
Alexander Baker
He is Bulgarian
You’re double rarted
Austin Diaz
this is a meme though
Justin James
No, I posted this one, their flags are so similar.
Zachary Morgan
Bulgaria sounds like Burger
I am hungry again.
Dubs chooses which place I go for a burger.
Levi Hill
The funny thing is that i can't tell if this is an advert or a parody
Owen Cruz
mcd
Grayson Gutierrez
>and by extension... Woden
Aiden Turner
>obsessing over us when you wake up
>obsess over us throughout the day
>obsess over us as you're half asleep, on your cell phone in your bed
Brandon Adams
Hungary sounds like Hungry too and I’m hungry for a burger too? Are we sure they aren’t the same country?
Also Whataburger.
James Harris
Several whole hours of research?
Aaron Bell
>My father was Susquehannock, a forgotten Indian tribe from Pennsylvania. He grew up in inner-city Philadelphia but moved west and met my mother. She has a bit of Indian blood (an eighth, a 16th, a 32nd?) from her father’s side, but otherwise she is broadly European. As a child, I clung to the extra few percentages she provided because people always reminded me I was not white.....
>In recent years, my mother’s sister became interested in DNA testing and she pushed my reluctant sisters to do it. We couldn’t have expected the results...
>my sister found out that our grandfather was born in China and emigrated to the US in his 50s. He settled in Philadelphia. There, he opened a Chinese restaurant and started a relationship with a black teenager, our grandmother. The story continues that their son, my father, became involved in gangs in Philadelphia and was in and out of juvenile detention centres. Why, I don’t know. I have received no clear answer, only allusions to violence and drugs. It was apparently in these detention centres that he was given the idea that he physically resembled Indians – and became fascinated by them. After he got out, he left his family and the east coast, starting a new life with new people – and with a new Indian identity...
>Now, after the fact, there is no simple answer to how I feel. I want to resent my sisters for doing the DNA test..
Charles Torres
it's probably a proxy
Thomas Gomez
lol