I hated penis inspection day so much. I went to Catholic school too and they always made the priests do it, although I don't know if they let them anymore.
Yeah i always had penis inspection day in school, once a week after PE class, I just still don't completely understand why our teacher took off his clothes, too , but i guess that was just a way to make us less uncomfortable ..
You need to be more subtle next time; this comment is too obvious that you're joking. We need to get Euros to think this is an actual thing that happens in US schools.
Americans will say the same in response to something mentioned which they don't have in the US.
The reason you hear this more from nationalities that are not Americans is pretty simple.
On the internet we talk a lot about the US, in Europe we watch American shows and movies, listen to music from America and buy American products.
The world outside of the US knows what Americans have, because they have exported not just their products, but also their culture.
So when talking about something US related, Europeans might share the cultural difference, because we find that sort of stuff interesting, and we dont expect our American friends across the pond to know about it.
But why are we Europeans specifically, like this more than other nationalities? Because Europe is a lot of countries with different languages, different histories, different cultures. So when we travel within Europe, we constantly run into moments where we can say "Oh, we don't do/have that in X".
Americans don't experience the same on that level, if you cross into a different state in the US, You are still in the US.
The United States has more diversity in nearly every state than most European countries have, so..
The people downvoting me either do not live in the US or never travel anywhere outside of their town. Y'all don't even realize that you can sometimes find rather large cultural differences between cities. You ever been to Florida?
And Americans will jump in on posts talking about something random and totally unrelated to them like what birds are in the eastern Carpathians and say something like "well in Bunfuck City, Texas we don't have those!"
Well, every euro country sub has an American posting stuff like "my boyfriend is from X and he shoves an entire eggplant up his ass and then shits it on our kitchen island. I don't like it but he says it's a normal X thing to do"
or alternatively: "Oh you're from X? I hear you guys shove an entire eggplant up your ass and shit it out in the middle of the kitchen island"
Reading_username@reddit
Is this like a reverse, meta response to the penis inspection day post of a few days ago?
Where the thread was filled with europoors who couldn't comprehend the concept?
TheOnlyBasedRedditor@reddit
Wait that can't be real, it's bait
onarainyafternoon@reddit
I hated penis inspection day so much. I went to Catholic school too and they always made the priests do it, although I don't know if they let them anymore.
AlphaMassDeBeta@reddit (OP)
Do they do it in Germany or something?
onarainyafternoon@reddit
Huh?
Eluupy@reddit
Yeah i always had penis inspection day in school, once a week after PE class, I just still don't completely understand why our teacher took off his clothes, too , but i guess that was just a way to make us less uncomfortable ..
onarainyafternoon@reddit
You need to be more subtle next time; this comment is too obvious that you're joking. We need to get Euros to think this is an actual thing that happens in US schools.
pibenis@reddit
well our teacher made us inspect his penis so we understood what was happening and why it was necessary
Eluupy@reddit
Very considerate.. we need more teachers like this
CanThisBeMyNameMaybe@reddit
Americans will say the same in response to something mentioned which they don't have in the US.
The reason you hear this more from nationalities that are not Americans is pretty simple.
On the internet we talk a lot about the US, in Europe we watch American shows and movies, listen to music from America and buy American products.
The world outside of the US knows what Americans have, because they have exported not just their products, but also their culture.
So when talking about something US related, Europeans might share the cultural difference, because we find that sort of stuff interesting, and we dont expect our American friends across the pond to know about it.
But why are we Europeans specifically, like this more than other nationalities? Because Europe is a lot of countries with different languages, different histories, different cultures. So when we travel within Europe, we constantly run into moments where we can say "Oh, we don't do/have that in X".
Americans don't experience the same on that level, if you cross into a different state in the US, You are still in the US.
In short, it's cultural.
BirbsAreSoCute@reddit
Y'know there are big cultural differences between most states, yeah?
CancerKidBilly@reddit
How big can the difference be, you even speak the same language
BirbsAreSoCute@reddit
The United States has more diversity in nearly every state than most European countries have, so..
The people downvoting me either do not live in the US or never travel anywhere outside of their town. Y'all don't even realize that you can sometimes find rather large cultural differences between cities. You ever been to Florida?
Hau65@reddit
you cannot convince me new jersey is as culturally different to new york as france is to germany
Scarity@reddit
Its just a media thing, probably like in the US.
loud minority
only the UK, theyre cucked and fucked beyond redemption
Deathisfatal@reddit
And Americans will jump in on posts talking about something random and totally unrelated to them like what birds are in the eastern Carpathians and say something like "well in Bunfuck City, Texas we don't have those!"
Pulp_NonFiction44@reddit
Is everyone missing the obvious joke here? Sperms
Lequaraz@reddit
wasnt this exact thing posted few hours ago already?? even some of the comments are the same
spiritofporn@reddit
You're probably just reading it the second time.
Prestigious-Fig1172@reddit
Norway is the best country in the universe
avagrantthought@reddit
Yeah I'm sure it if if you're Norwegian
Pablo_Undercover@reddit
Berlin mentioned
SoupaMayo@reddit
"we don't complain in America"
spiritofporn@reddit
Examples?
splashtext@reddit
"We dont have these kind of stupid posts over at r/NewGreentexts "
ILoveBigCoffeeCups@reddit
We don’t do that on reddit
AlphaMassDeBeta@reddit (OP)
Well, every euro country sub has an American posting stuff like "my boyfriend is from X and he shoves an entire eggplant up his ass and then shits it on our kitchen island. I don't like it but he says it's a normal X thing to do"
or alternatively: "Oh you're from X? I hear you guys shove an entire eggplant up your ass and shit it out in the middle of the kitchen island"
-SandorClegane-@reddit
Always nice to meet a fellow Michelle Wolf enjoyer.
HuskySkrr@reddit
Source? The base of this information? Where did this neuron begin it's journey?