American olive oil is low quality, tastes bad, only comes in plastic, and none of it is 100% olive oil. Also the beer is bad.

u/Sevuhrow — 13 days ago

American olive oil is low quality, tastes bad, only comes in plastic, and none of it is 100% olive oil. Also the beer is bad.

u/Sevuhrow — 13 days ago
▲ 40 r/Kanye

Is there a lore reason Jacques Bermon Webster II doesn't respect his mother's hard work?

u/Sevuhrow — 27 days ago

China apparently has a "way better" whisky culture than America, where we don't have a Scotch culture and can't find Scotch in bars because of our ridiculous liquor laws

u/Sevuhrow — 1 month ago

Pick me Americans thinking Americans need help to navigate airports because we can't read

u/Sevuhrow — 1 month ago
▲ 850 r/AmericaBad+1 crossposts

Oh, is a Croissant not "French" because it's actually just a Kipferl? Is Espresso not Italian, because Coffee actually comes from Ethiopia? Listen to yourself. Come on.

u/Sevuhrow — 2 months ago
▲ 11 r/eu4

Quest to "complete" EU4, #360/373: Foremost Servitor of Jagannath

u/Sevuhrow — 2 months ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 5.2k r/AmericaBad+1 crossposts

Thankfully it's only a small % of idiots in our population

No booze is going back on the shelf 🖕🇨🇦

u/Sevuhrow — 2 months ago

"In my country"

Anyone notice a lot of America Bad types use this in their comments or generally type like this?

It just comes across as quite odd. I can't imagine it's a digital privacy thing, as revealing your country isn't risky at all. It only really muddies the water of a discussion, as now we have to dig to figure out what "your country" is because you couldn't just say "Norway" or something.

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u/Sevuhrow — 2 months ago

This is a monthly thread from AsktheWorld, and every time it features people saying America has no original dishes

u/Sevuhrow — 2 months ago

People refusing to say the business name in a comment but making it obvious what it is

You ever read a post or a comment (especially on Reddit) where someone will talk about a business but say something like "it rhymes with Dapple Peas" instead of just writing it out?

Yeah, annoying. Even worse when they try making it cryptic like a comment I just read where they said they used to go to "the diner chain known for pancakes" but now go to "the breakfast diner chain that is yellow."

I don't want to solve a riddle to read your comment. Talk like a normal person. Plus, it helps anyone that isn't your nationality who may not know what the business is so they can Google it and understand you better.

And no, your Reddit comment likely criticizing the business isn't going to help their SEO or whatever nonsense you think censoring it is doing.

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u/Sevuhrow — 2 months ago