shinneri
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Mmm... I just love stereotypes.Straight away when I saw that picture I knew you was american, must be the celebrating with a toy gun in hand that does it.
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Mmm... I just love stereotypes.Straight away when I saw that picture I knew you was american, must be the celebrating with a toy gun in hand that does it.
No, actually they are using revolvers...
...And the affinity between americans (middle west, Yeehaaw...)and firearms is a well-known fact.
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Um... You realize that picture was just supposed to be funny, right? If I meant it as anything else, I wouldn't have photoshopped the damn muzzle flash onto it. And also, if you look at the part under my name where it says "location," you'll notice it says Myerstown, PA, USA
By the way, since when do Americans stereotypically fire AK's into the air to celebrate? That's not the kind of thing you see in the middle east or anything, now is it? No, of course not... It can't be.
Um... You realize that picture was just supposed to be funny, right? If I meant it as anything else, I wouldn't have photoshopped the damn muzzle flash onto it. And also, if you look at the part under my name where it says "location," you'll notice it says Myerstown, PA, USA
By the way, since when do Americans stereotypically fire AK's into the air to celebrate? That's not the kind of thing you see in the middle east or anything, now is it? No, of course not... It can't be.
I was just stating the obvious, that picture really did make you look so american. All americans have a certain distinction, and the way in which you celebrate with that gun there, it just looks so stereotypically american. I'll stop there though, don't want to offend too many people.
It doesn't. It was just a stupid, nonsense comment.Oh, no problem, I'm not offended. I just hate when people try to generalize people and believe/spread stereotypes. I just didn't get how shooting a gun into the air made me seem american.