Submitted 12 hours ago by King@blackneon.net to [deleted]
If you are posting a thing in language other than English, please don’t forget to add transmission/explaintion.
People here will ask “hows it going” as a greeting, to which the only expected response is “hows it going”, if you actually answer they look at you weird
I see you fellow Aussie
I will start.
In my culture, you don’t ask where should I put this?
Is it the USA, since it has a virginia?
Also when you want to degrade, insult or like offend a person hardly you tell him "your mother pussy".
Oh Uncyclopedia, you never disappoint.
In Northern Ireland we call deep fried doughnuts Gravy Rings. And we still have lemonade men who deliver lemonade to your house in a van. Also, our police all carry guns unlike in the rest of the UK.
Nearly as terrifying as Australians 😬
Oi bruv, use got a loisense for that there chippy fryer? Yousell get the fackin rozzers on ya back if yous don’t watch ya self.
Damn Ukians.
Our geese are unreasonable and ruthless. Don’t even look at them the wrong way. One day you need a winter coat, and the next day is t-shirt weather. There are two times in the year where I blast the heat in the morning, and the air conditioner by noon. You apologize when someone bumps into you.
I will not elaborate.
ah, Finland
I hope the link works but basically, in 1992 someone saw a lion here.
The link did not work for me, so I have to do something I never thought I will have to do in this thread.
The Ruokolahti lion was a phenomenon that included several lion sightings in midsummer 1992 in the Ruokolahti and Imatra regions, which received great attention from the media, the public and officials. The first sighting of the lion was made on 23 June by a forestry foreman stationed in Ruokolahti. The existence of the animal was officially confirmed when a large carnivore researcher found tracks of a non-Finnish big cat in the area four days later. Three ministries ordered the animal to be removed from Finnish nature, but the hunt soon ended when no further reliable sightings of the animal were received. Reports of the lion also came from elsewhere in Finland, especially from the Kristiinankaupunki region, where the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry assumed there was another big cat. According to the media, the lion was also seen in Karstula, Iiss and Hyrynsalmi. Ruokolahti marketed its municipality with a lion between 1992 and 2012.
I have lost my way But I hear tell About a heaven in Alberta Where they’ve got all hell for a basement
Griffus@lemmy.zip 2 hours ago
Unless it is colder than -20, toddlers should nap outside. They are also left in their trolleys outside in the street while you’re having lunch in the coffee shop.