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u/Folco34 — 5 hours ago
r/ShitAmericansSay
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That viking row is the most spiritually college football thing I´ve ever seen from a non-US sports team.
u/Soleil06 — 3 hours ago
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Wouldn't Vietnam have become a communist country if not for the US?
On a standup video about tariffs on Vietnam
u/doritko — 2 hours ago
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"Us real men play American football"
After Balogun's suspension was conveniently lifted by FIFA
u/rkg123467 — 2 hours ago
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"It's hard to take the World Cup seriously when College Football exists"
It's all starting to sound like a script at this point.
u/SecureLiterature — 4 hours ago
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"It's only popular world wide because these poor-a** third world countries can't afford football and basketball equipments"
u/Past_Platform_3380 — 6 hours ago
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A dose of freedom
People arguing about the USA national anthem being played before a football match yesterday.
u/Wide-Affect-1616 — 7 hours ago
▲ 370 r/ShitAmericansSay
Who would've thought the US would ever be the dominant English-speaking country in soccer?
u/wizardeverybit — 13 hours ago
We are now officially the first country to reach 250 years of age
u/National_Parsley_111 — 19 hours ago
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"there has only ever been one country in history that has; broken off from the British empire in a revolutionary war, defeated the moral evil of slavery in a civil war, and single handedly won WW2 for all of Europe.. that country is the united States of America"
u/nationalistic_martyr — 16 hours ago
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I didn't need more than a day in London, of all places!
It was the "toured multiple museums" which did it for me.
u/panam-handler — 18 hours ago
▲ 590 r/ShitAmericansSay
SAD: Mandatory 20% gratuity, followed by the audacity to ask for additional tip
u/BuffaloExotic — 20 hours ago
The US have just played their own national anthem prior to Morocco playing Canada in the World Cup, a move never seen before in the history of the competition.
Apologies for the terrible screenshot. Americans on the main Football sub (Called Soccer) see nothing wrong in it.
u/Stuweb — 1 day ago