hi i was just wordering what countrys you people are from and what sterotypes do you get from your country
i'm not trying to be racist
i'm not trying to be racist
what country are you from
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I was born in Australia and yet they deny my rights! 
I'm from Jamaica (and there are some of us who actually don't smoke weed and the majority of us are not Rastafarians, just to clarify).
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Teh Canadian-ness rocks! If you haven't noticed...I am Canadian! Yes, we do all love hockey (everyone I know anyway). And yes, we all say "eh?" (especially me). We do make the best maple syrup. And Paul, the guy that works in the office, he's dead. And I do have a pet beaver. Incase you didn't notice, I've taken all those steriotypes from Molsen Canadian Beer commercials. If you've never seen one I sympathize for you because they are the best commercials ever!
ok i'm from austraila and the only sterotypes we have i think is about the kangaroos
I am from the hellhole named: Belguim
If you come here, learn about our politcs and history, then you'll have the laugh of your life.
If you come here, learn about our politcs and history, then you'll have the laugh of your life.
Australia is where i come from, and im Da*n proud of it!
lets see, stereo types eh....Hm, ok,
In real life we dont all wear those Coubre hats with the corks hangin from them
Our accents dont sound exactly the way America portrays it to
Yes, we love our beer
Our version of English is a bit different from the Brits and Americans: eg; Hello=G'day, How Are You?= Howzit Goin'? etc, etc...
There are others but i cant be bothered.....
lets see, stereo types eh....Hm, ok,
In real life we dont all wear those Coubre hats with the corks hangin from them
Our accents dont sound exactly the way America portrays it to
Yes, we love our beer
Our version of English is a bit different from the Brits and Americans: eg; Hello=G'day, How Are You?= Howzit Goin'? etc, etc...
There are others but i cant be bothered.....
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Ireland. Wouldn't be so bad if I diddn't live in this crummy town...
Oh yeah, stereotypes. Well, the whole Irish boozer thing is true for almost all of us. Oh well, we can handle booze better than the English can...
Oh yeah, stereotypes. Well, the whole Irish boozer thing is true for almost all of us. Oh well, we can handle booze better than the English can...
Australia
Stereotypes...hmmm....well, aussie guys supposedly have big you-know-whats but I seriously doubt that
Stereotypes...hmmm....well, aussie guys supposedly have big you-know-whats but I seriously doubt that
Im from the U.S. ive been tryin to leave for a while to visit my heritage lands (scottland,ireland & such)
U.S.A. Texas.
But not all texans are cowboys/rednecks. Except people from those crapy, boreing smal towns & old geezers. I hate it here, its always so flippping hot. I want to move to Colorado, where its not hot & you actualy have snow in the winter.
But not all texans are cowboys/rednecks. Except people from those crapy, boreing smal towns & old geezers. I hate it here, its always so flippping hot. I want to move to Colorado, where its not hot & you actualy have snow in the winter.
OMG!! QJ, you're a born Aussie?!! I never new that! o.o Well, howzit goin?quitejaded said:I was born in Australia and yet they deny my rights!
I guess you can already guess where I'm from v_v But if you're a bit slow on the uptake then: I'm from Australia. And yes, I do own an Akubra. I have no idea what my accent sounds like, I sound normal to myself and friends. And yes, I have seen plenty of Kangaroos, but I do not ride around in one (1, your lucky to found one in suburbia and 2, it is physically impossible to fit in a kangaroos pouch).
I don't know. I'd say thats a fairly valid statement.......
I live in northern Ireland.
hmmm sterotypes:
No not all of us love Guinness
No we don't all fight about religion. Cathotics vs prodsents only the stupid people fight over that.
Yes we do love and can handle Beer better then the English.
No living in Northern Ireland doesn't always mean you are british.
hmmm sterotypes:
No not all of us love Guinness
No we don't all fight about religion. Cathotics vs prodsents only the stupid people fight over that.
Yes we do love and can handle Beer better then the English.
No living in Northern Ireland doesn't always mean you are british.
australia
hmm stereotypes, americans seem to think we ride in kangaroo's, speak like & dress like steve irwin and a few other things
hmm stereotypes, americans seem to think we ride in kangaroo's, speak like & dress like steve irwin and a few other things
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im from amerika um not all of us are pig headed idiots w/ no respect 4 other ppl unless u live in a big city im from pennsylvannia to be presice um cant realy think of any stereotyping about pa that isnt tru
I'm from the USA
Canada baby OH YA. it actually snowed last weekend and i live in in the GTA .
.Okay, to be serious, my family's from nigeria. Here are the stereotypes:
1. You see animals
2. People live in tribal enviorments
3. There is one langauge for the whole continent
4. Everyone is sick and sad
1. You see animals
2. People live in tribal enviorments
3. There is one langauge for the whole continent
4. Everyone is sick and sad
I've already said where I'm from soo...
Another steriotype came true today. Americans seem to think that it constantly snows in Canada, even during the summer. And even thought it is the spring, it started snowing this morning. And a couple of days ago we got about 6 centimetres (2 inches to you Americans) of snow...
Another steriotype came true today. Americans seem to think that it constantly snows in Canada, even during the summer. And even thought it is the spring, it started snowing this morning. And a couple of days ago we got about 6 centimetres (2 inches to you Americans) of snow...
[QUOTE I have no idea what my accent sounds like, I sound normal to myself and friends. QUOTE]
My cousin, who's a kiwi, says that we Aussies say 'it' like 'eet', 'this' like 'thees', 'bit' like 'beet', etc.
My cousin, who's a kiwi, says that we Aussies say 'it' like 'eet', 'this' like 'thees', 'bit' like 'beet', etc.
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