u/atinylittlebug

Tailgating is an American tradition "where fans gather in stadium parking lots to eat, drink, and socialize before a sports game or concert." It is highly associated with college-level and professional American football, but also happens at other sporting events, festivals, concerts, etc.

Attendees socialize and play games like cornhole, beer pong, horseshoes, ladder golf, etc. Some people play music, set up grills to barbecue, or even hook up TVs to the back of their cars.

Alongside alcoholic and soft drinks, common foods cooked/eaten at these events include bratwurst, hamburgers, hot dogs, buffalo wings, baked beans, steak, pizza, sliders, coleslaw, potato salad, chips, etc.

Do people tailgate in your country? If so, how is it similar or different to American tailgating?

The wood underneath various parts of the house - handrails, baseboards, doors, etc - are either a chocolate brown wood or a honey oak wood.

Where I'm from within the US, we call them "roly-polies" but I've also heard "pill bugs."

For the US: airplane, telephone/cell phone/smartphone, internet, cotton gin, air conditioner, microwaves, traffic lights, solar panels, lunar landing shuttle

We have a 2yo and barely ever use this wagon, which is mde to be pushed like a looooong stroller. Can we bring something like this or is this unrealistic?

Please be kind and thank you for any help!

Philadelphia, USA is known as the "city of murals" because it has approximately 4,000 murals like the ones in these photos.

Rachel from the Animorphs dies during a suicide mission to mercy-kill her cousin, as ordered by her other cousin (who is the leader of their group).

The Animorphs were fighting a war against a mind-controlling alien race. The targeted cousin was mind-controlled with no hope of escape (and an important enemy asset), so the suicide mission was a last resort.

In the Game of Thrones TV show specifically, Sandor Clegane or "The Hound" dies while fighting his zombified older brother, Gregory. Sandor tackles Gregor off a tall wall's edge and they fall to their deaths.

The United States displaced and eradicated countless Native American tribes, shown in the top left of this collage.

The collage above shows examples of persecuted/displaced indigenous groups from around the world.

Credits to the American Food Atlas on Instagram for this pizza diagram.

Every time I see a post about this type of ancestry, it feels like 50% of the comments are beyond confused about what it means.

I hope this helps!

After having my first child, I reached 210lbs and didn't realize how big I was/looked. I honestly thought I looked average ...

1.5 years later, I'm down to 150lbs. These photos were all taken in the past 3 months.

My BMI (25) is tripping me up.

Marching bands are an iconic part of American culture, performed at sporting events, parades, military events, and even weddings/funerals (in places like New Orleans).

Are marching bands part of your country's culture(s)? Or can they be found in your country?

I'm open to any and all ideas. I think this dress has a lot of potential and I don't plan to wear it til fall.

I haven't had time to keep up with recent news but I was shocked to see a headline about Fauci being questioned. What happened? And why is he refusing to answer anything?

Thank you for any help!

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cdx85vkk0gko