Do Americans really pray before eating? Do Americans know bible verses by heart? Do American parents really bond with their children by taking them to a shooting range? Do Americans swipe their cards to pay? Do Americans really use stick deodorant? Do Americans really say "soda" to refer to any carbonated beverage? Do Americans really eat bacon and eggs at breakfast? Do Americans really carry their alcohol in fragile brown paper bags? Do American teenagers drive to their high school?
>Do Americans really pray before eating? >Do Americans know bible verses by heart? >Do American parents really bond with their children by taking them to a shooting range? >Do Americans swipe their cards to pay? >Do Americans really use stick deodorant? Yes >Do Americans really say "soda" to refer to any carbonated beverage? No >Do Americans really eat bacon and eggs at breakfast? >Do Americans really carry their alcohol in fragile brown paper bags? >Do American teenagers drive to their high school? Yes
Aiden Baker
Yeah, schlomo We know you are afraid of gases.
Kayden Morales
>No Then what do you call it? Soft drink? Rally?
Michael Bennett
I used to as a small kid
The only bible verse I know is "Levictus 20:13 thou shall not lay with another man as he lays with a woman."
I've never shot a gun in my life.
Maybe I'm a tard, but I don't know what this means.
Yes.
I guess.
I haven't eaten those things in a long time.
I don't drink alcohol, but I've worked in a grocery store when I was younger and not usually.
Yes.
Brody Adams
"Pop" is the normal, non-autistic term. "Soda" is an ice cream drink.
Christopher Cook
Fuck, I misread "pay" as "play." I really am a tard.
Blake Wood
what about "for god so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son"
David Wright
Pop? It looks like a dog's name. But anyway, thank you.
Carter Bennett
You're welcome
Michael Carter
>Do Americans really pray before eating? yes >Do Americans know bible verses by heart? yes >Do American parents really bond with their children by taking them to a shooting range? yes >Do Americans swipe their cards to pay? yes >Do Americans really use stick deodorant? yes but there's also liquid deodorant, it depends on preference >Do Americans really say "soda" to refer to any carbonated beverage? depends where you are, some regions use "coke" or "pop" to refer to all carbonated drinks, but mainly yes >Do Americans really eat bacon and eggs at breakfast? yes >Do Americans really carry their alcohol in fragile brown paper bags? yes, public drinking is illegal >Do American teenagers drive to their high school? yes People call it Soda in the South
Ryder Wilson
Why are you LARPing? Let the burgers answer these questions ffs.
Christian Davis
>Do Americans know bible verses by heart? Not a burger, but Religious Americans probably. But American Atheists I saw on Internet are as biblically illiterate as they can get
Michael Nelson
I pray to Zeus before eating.
Lucas Sanchez
>Do American parents really bond with their children by taking them to a shooting range? My friends parents bonded with him like that, and I'll probably bond with my kids like that >Do Americans really say "soda" to refer to any carbonated beverage? Sometimes, but most places I've been to they say pop or Coke(even if it's not Coke) >Do Americans really use stick deodorant? Are you some sort of barbarian that doesn't?
Daniel Perez
How do euros pay for things?
Parker Hill
All of that stuff varies depending on where you're at in the country. The driving thing is true though. My highschool was about 20km from my house.
Dylan Long
With ration coupons
Jayden Powell
nobody says pop you stupid midwestern fucking faggot, everyone says soda, stop misleading foreigners because your dumbshit state of wisconsin or wherever you live says "pop" and calls water fountains "bubblers"
fuck you
Juan Murphy
Maybe he's an abroad burger? His answers seem to line up
Logan Ross
>Do Americans really pray before eating? I used to not to, but as I've gotten older and started cooking my own meals, I find myself doing it more often.
Asher Jenkins
We trade for them with nylon stockings, lucky strikes and american chocolate
Jose Ross
My dad got stationed all over Europe in the 80s and he told me that he always carried duty-free cigarettes with him to barter with in case he ran into trouble.
Julian Williams
Yeah they were strange, they're puritans
Gabriel Wood
This meme needs to die. The Puritans were neither the most numerous nor most influential religious group in early America. Normal Anglicans and Catholics outnumbered Puritans everywhere but a handful of shitty colonies in New England.
Andrew Evans
I'd say even the Quakers were more influencial than the Puritans
We'll call Coke and Pepsi soda... but sparkling water, beer, champagne, etc isn't soda.
John Flores
>Do Americans really pray before eating? Fat, retarded rednecks/midwesterners >Do Americans know bible verses by heart? See above >Do American parents really bond with their children by taking them to a shooting range? See above. I've gone with my dad at a reasonable age though, giving literal children guns is pants on head retarded >Do Americans swipe their cards to pay? Yes >Do Americans really use stick deodorant? Don't tell me you're implying spray is better >Do Americans really say "soda" to refer to any carbonated beverage? For soft drinks anyway, nobody is calling beer "soda" >Do Americans really eat bacon and eggs at breakfast? Weekends maybe, nobody really bothers cooking anything before work >Do Americans really carry their alcohol in fragile brown paper bags? Even though everybody knows what it is, it's to circumvent public drinking laws. >Do American teenagers drive to their high school? If they want to
Nathaniel Price
I've never heard someone say "pop" IRL.
Charles Russell
>non-autistic >only said by dumb midwesteners >"Soda" is an ice cream drink. What
>Everything I don't like is autism That said, the south needs to stop bluffing and secede already
Tyler Diaz
>Do Americans really pray before eating? Some do regularly, others do only on holidays, some never at all >Do Americans know bible verses by heart? see above >Do American parents really bond with their children by taking them to a shooting range? some do, but whenever i went to the range i went by myself >Do Americans swipe their cards to pay? some places make me use the chip on my debit card, some places i still swipe >Do Americans really use stick deodorant? yes >Do Americans really say "soda" to refer to any carbonated beverage? on the east coast yeah >Do Americans really eat bacon and eggs at breakfast? >Do Americans really carry their alcohol in fragile brown paper bags? sometimes >Do American teenagers drive to their high school? many do, although I walked all 4 years since it was only a little less than a kilometer away
Juan Ortiz
US introduced chip almost nationwide a few years ago. It happened in Europe first because swipe is less secure, and credit card fraud was rampant in Europe. For some reason, our criminals didn't start taking advantage of swipe's vulnerabilities until recently, and it was never as bad as in Europe. Furthermore, most people didn't care, because under federal law, card-holders are not liable if someone stole their credit card (the bank, card company, and store that something gets purchased from would all fight over which one of them had to pay for the fraud; usually the credit card company would pay all of it, unless they can prove that someone else made a mistake).
William Smith
>Northeast also has a high average IQ while actually being relevant/having the highest HDI in the country Okay nigger. Only good state not in the northeast is CO but CA and TX transplants are ruining it
Except that's literally refuted by BOTH of our maps. But if you enjoy getting raped by niggers, hurricanes, and a high cost of living, be my guest, but don't you dare come to "flyover country" when you get flooded by global warming.
