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#74 - zebraslap [OP]

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(11/16/2013)[-]

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#34 - stagger

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(11/16/2013)[-]

You clever ****.

Higher content levels, lower comment levels.

You will be both ends of the spectrum.

#85 to #34 - xbonezbreaker

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(11/16/2013)[-]

can't we just avert it by making his comments neutral thumb'd at the least then

#86 to #85 - stagger

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(11/16/2013)[-]

No.
I want him to have this.

#87 to #86 - xbonezbreaker

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(11/16/2013)[-]

Grookin'

#1 - zebraslap [OP]

Reply-83

(11/15/2013)[-]

the funny is ^^^^^ up there!

#2 to #1 - yutdollacwwwthree

Reply+28

(11/15/2013)[-]

not much

#80 to #1 - symmiie

Reply0

(11/16/2013)[-]

No.

#6 to #1 - anon id: aafc87c2

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#3 - anon id: 5f3c2653

Reply0

(11/15/2013)[-]

News Flash: Canada is in America.

#4 to #3 - mewsh

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(11/15/2013)[-]

U.S.eh?

#13 to #4 - erbwie

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(11/15/2013)[-]

Clever bastard.

#69 to #3 - anon id: f4c6b58b

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(11/16/2013)[-]

or is America Canada?

#32 to #3 - killerliquid

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(11/16/2013)[-]

Proper term is the Americas

#60 to #32 - turbohysteria

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(11/16/2013)[-]

The rest of "the Americas" calls "the Americas" America.

#65 to #60 - twentyten

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(11/16/2013)[-]

How often do people refer to the whole Americas? People mostly say North or South America anyways. Oh and the proper term is Americas with an s. killerliquid is right.

#70 to #65 - turbohysteria

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(11/16/2013)[-]

Always in latin america, we sometimes subdivide the continent in North, South, Central and Caribbean, but mostly we just call the whole landmass America. I guess both terms are right.

#72 to #70 - twentyten

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(11/16/2013)[-]

I just check. Both of you are correct and it seems you both also agreed upon that as well. My b.

#62 to #60 - killerliquid

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(11/16/2013)[-]

Yea but nowadays people like to refer to the states as America so for people not to get confused people use the americas when differentiating between the country and the landmass(es)

#63 to #62 - turbohysteria

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(11/16/2013)[-]

Still the proper term is America.

#66 to #63 - killerliquid

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(11/16/2013)[-]

They're both proper terms

#67 to #66 - turbohysteria

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(11/16/2013)[-]

agreed

#5 to #3 - Hightower

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(11/15/2013)[-]

News flash Canada Is not IN America. Canada is located ON the continent of North America. Common usage of the term "American" refers to something from the United States of America.
Find out for yourself: Find someone from Canada, and ask them if they consider themselves "Canadian" or "American".

#10 to #5 - xxkelevraxx

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(11/15/2013)[-]

I'd like to point out it's the United States OF America. Meaning the United States resides on the continent of (north) America. Mexico is a part of America and so is Canada, both are just another part of America (as a continent, not a country). though it is common to refer to Canadians and Mexicans as their own entity. they are, in fact, still American. and when it comes to citizenship of the United States we refer to being "American" as being a citizen of the United States. I assume this is so mostly because it sounds better than United Statesian.

TLR your ignorance of geography is astounding.

#11 to #10 - xxkelevraxx

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(11/15/2013)[-]

******* smiley ruined everything... EVERYTHING!

#44 to #11 - haroldsaxon

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(11/16/2013)[-]

TL;DR is more grammatically correct anyways

#55 to #44 - xxkelevraxx

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(11/16/2013)[-]

yeah. I didn't notice I was holding shift when pressing the :/; key. **** happens

#45 to #10 - anon id: 1a030db0

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(11/16/2013)[-]

Mexico is officially the "United Mexican States" (also referred to as the United States of Mexico). Why the **** don't people bitch about that?

#8 to #5 - timmity

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(11/15/2013)[-]

they would say yes to both, just like i would say I`m both a European, Eurasian and Irish, if I encounter somneone with, god forbid, the 3 continent view, i would be considered, and actually really be afroeurasian

#18 - IamSofaKingdom

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(11/15/2013)[-]

Aside from he fact that it can be stolen, the sun shade outside of the car sort of helps. When it is inside it deflects the majority of the heat but some of it is retained within the shade and some of it is held on your side of the windshield, it is not reflected back out fully. By placing it outside the heat it absorbs would have to then transfer through the windshield (more loss through convection) and all of the reflected heat and light would be kept from the car.

#53 to #18 - irishlawyer

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(11/16/2013)[-]

It's ironic you post a black guy, because you won't want to place those outside, they can get stolen

#49 - keybladewarrior

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(11/16/2013)[-]

Picture #4

Transformers done in England? I can get behind that.

#57 to #49 - romeosdistress

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(11/16/2013)[-]

I can get behind Emma.

#20 - howunexpected

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(11/15/2013)[-]

American is technically a reference to any citizen of North, Central, or South America...
The proper term for an "American" is actually U.S. citizen, there was never a real term developed, which is partly why the U.S. adopted the term for a resident of the American continents
Calling someone an American is like calling someone a European, so naming a whiskey "American Pride, Canadian Whiskey" is technically okay