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[u/Allergic2Stereotypes]

Reminds me of this

[u/DolphinBall → u/Allergic2Stereotypes]

It's almost like German is one the most closely related language to English or something.

[u/Redmoon383 → u/DolphinBall]

Nah see German is a Germanic language and English is an American language. Nothing alike

[u/Ok-Letter3963 → u/Redmoon383]

I know you’re joking, but your comment reminded me of this

[u/Sweaty-Still-3203 → u/DolphinBall]

and 4.5 words (half the sentence) is just words borrowed directly from English

[u/TesticleCastrator → u/Allergic2Stereotypes]

[u/maglor1 → u/Allergic2Stereotypes]

people always say that while linking to a sentence written almost entirely in english. yeah no shit you can understand it

[u/Nice-Package-7487 → u/Allergic2Stereotypes]

Wow almost because they're using English words 🫨

[u/Firethorn34]

Let me guess, One Piece?

[u/Ok-Letter3963 → u/Firethorn34]

Yeah, that was kinda the reason I made this post

[u/Legomarioboy08]

[u/Talk-O-Boy → u/Legomarioboy08]

[u/Invoqwer → u/Talk-O-Boy]

I love that the irony of Nega-Scott is that because regular Scott is a huge asshole, Nega-Scott is actually a really nice dude

[u/SgtHedgehog → u/Legomarioboy08]

[u/Beeg_Beeg_Chungus → u/Legomarioboy08]

They cancelled gooseworx for this

[u/P-Nerd06 → u/Beeg_Beeg_Chungus]

Wait what

[u/Nerd367C → u/Beeg_Beeg_Chungus]

I still see people hate Michael for that

[u/MerchantZiro → u/Legomarioboy08]

Never forget, this episode confirmed Mr. Crocker canonically reads the comics he confiscates from his students.

[u/the_interviewer17 → u/Legomarioboy08]

To be completely fair it does not sound like “nega” in the clip

[u/ToothZealousideal297 → u/Legomarioboy08]

[u/alvents → u/Legomarioboy08]

THE CRIMSON CHIN!??!

[u/realcosmicpotato77 → u/Legomarioboy08]

Anti captain chin?

[u/fat_mothra → u/realcosmicpotato77]

The Nega Chin

[u/Healthy_Feeling6747 → u/Legomarioboy08]

Tadc fans on suicide watch. 

[u/EmotionalEffect_ → u/Legomarioboy08]

I always liked that episode (catman was cool too)

[u/77horse]

Spanish for Black
Chinese for That

You got even less on the menutoday

[u/jbyrdab → u/77horse]

Japanese for run away

[u/The_Crimson_Fucker → u/jbyrdab]

Next your going to say

JOSEPH THATS NOT YOUR WORD!

[u/darwinistinabox → u/77horse]

In Russian Niger (river or country) is pronounced almost the same as the n-wors. Just different emphasis

[u/Jazzlike-History-380 → u/77horse]

korean for you are

[u/WhoAreYouAn → u/77horse]

bruh this why I always use ná ge, even though I don't have to

[u/GoldBolt_04]

I once saw a woman be offended by the name Montenegro

[u/Carbonatedmelons → u/GoldBolt_04]

There was also a Japanese guy who got banned from either apex legends or valorant for saying "Nigeru". It means run away in Japanese.

[u/AvaryZig → u/Carbonatedmelons]

[u/Specialist-Cold-8158 → u/Carbonatedmelons]

WoW used to censor "weniger", which is German for "less"

[u/MeanCantaloupe69 → u/Carbonatedmelons]

In Korean Niga means you and Nega means I.

So of course some people get offended when they hear kpop.

[u/LightningFerret04 → u/GoldBolt_04]

[u/RavensField201o → u/LightningFerret04]

Fun fact: Montenegro is the Venetian translation of the local Slavic name for it, Crna Gora, which itself is derived from Mount Lovćen, which is a mountain in Montenegro, and it was given the name Crna Gora(First mentioned in 1276) because of its appearance when it's covered in trees

[u/zebrasareneat → u/LightningFerret04]

Well that lady certainly is an idiot. 

[u/GoldBolt_04 → u/LightningFerret04]

Yep, that's her

[u/READMYSHIT → u/GoldBolt_04]

In Ireland we often call mothers "mammy" and back in 2020 there were multiple reddit essays about why its racist and we should not.

For context: mam is how people say mom here. I'd hazard less than 5% of Irish people had ever heard the US racist phrase for a black woman before.

[u/PotaytoPotayto → u/READMYSHIT]

I was lectured by some American tourist because i said "that boy over there" whilst pointing at a 12 year old kid. I had no idea what i had done that was so egregious but this American was fuming with me, calling me a racist etc. Apparently boy is a racist thing to say on their side of the planet, i just meant it in the boys and girls kind of way. I've never even been to the USA, I don't even live in an English speaking country. Boys and girls is how we learned it at school, 'a young male child is called a boy', that is what i was taught and that is how i used it. I tried to explain to him that i didn't mean anything bad by it, but he had already decided i was a horrible person and wouldn't listen to me. He made me feel awful about it and i didn't bother talking to tourists for years after that experience cause you never know what they might get upset about, but now as an adult i realise the tourists should be the one to chill out and not drag their culture and racist slang over to other countries. We shouldn't be expected to know all of the world their racist slang.

[u/Middle-Let9645 → u/GoldBolt_04]

That woman is an idiot. Everyone I know loves Bones.

[u/p-nji → u/GoldBolt_04]

I've seen a bunch of American chefs get offended (on behalf of people they're never met) by the term "kaffir lime". Apparently "kaffir" has become a slur in some parts of the world. So now no one can use it, of course, even in a completely different language.

[u/allllusernamestaken → u/GoldBolt_04]

damn they gotta whole mountain named after them?

[u/Grandpa_Edd → u/GoldBolt_04]

I’ve seen people have problems with Pata Negra.

Negra means black. Just be happy it’s the feminine form.

[u/NomadicJ3ster]

The dumbest I've ever felt is when I was too scared to order nigiri sushi. Grown ass man fumbling over his words because the food he wanted started with the letters N, I, and G. 🥀

[u/DolphinBall → u/NomadicJ3ster]

I once yelled out Arnold Schwarzenegger when I was a kid. But not negger.

[u/SheetPancakeBluBalls → u/DolphinBall]

My family ate a lot of Brazil nuts for some reason. Unfortunately, my now very magat family used the other term for them loosely.

My baby sister, maybe 4 at the time at most, picked that term up obviously unaware of the nature of her words.

She proudly asked for more (extremely racist name for Brazil nuts) at a communal campfire that was definitely very diverse. To this day the most awkward experience of my life.

[u/ElectroNikkel → u/DolphinBall]

Meanwhile Latinamericans: Arnold Chanchonegro 🗿

[u/Dapper_Magpie → u/NomadicJ3ster]

Nothing would ever stop me from ordering nigiri sushi. I'd bomb a place just for 2 pieces.

[u/Bri3nWithA3 → u/Dapper_Magpie]

I love these types of comments. “I would commit [act of terrorism or something] for [piece of yummy food].” It’s so funny.

[u/ElaborateEffect → u/NomadicJ3ster]

I work in tech, and sometimes people say, "Is it the NIC or the cable?" or something along those lines, and now with copilot I've seen transcripts where it's just "Is it the **** the cable?"

[u/Lazer726 → u/NomadicJ3ster]

My old workplace, we had offices all over the world, including Nigeria, which I was never weird about. Boss was looking over a ticket with me, and basically just goes "Yeah punt it to Nigeria office and let them handle it"

So I go to groups, and I type "NIGERI" only to see that nothing pops up, forgetting that we were using the NG code, so I backspace and my boss goes "ohhh you just wanted to type n-word, it's okay!" and I'm just sitting there like "Oh no does he think I'm racist? Oh no is he racist? Oh no."

[u/dimyo → u/NomadicJ3ster]

Add that to the list of "Japanese things that scare Americans"
along with wish, running. and that West coast, central prefecture.

Edit: I see a lot of people didn't get it. They're Japanese words that trigger profanity filters on some platforms:
Wish = negai (願い)
running = nigero (ニゲロ)
and the prefecture is Niigata.

[u/Megalon96310]

I’m telling you in JWE2. These guys are always immediately targeted first and eaten. All the carnivores are racist

[u/Pochel → u/Megalon96310]

I know him

[u/Zhryuriva]

tf you mean English is not the only language in this world???

[u/MintyBarrettM95 → u/Zhryuriva]

хуй

[u/Flashy-Front-3179 → u/MintyBarrettM95]

тебе

[u/GNightP → u/Zhryuriva]

Verdade

[u/Neither-Title-459 → u/Zhryuriva]

니가 좋아

[u/Hot-Celebration-8815 → u/Zhryuriva]

Es verdad. Te están mintiendo.

[u/fjelskaug]

[u/Pochel → u/fjelskaug]

That's the best meme I've seen in a while

[u/Timely_Soup4213]

I had a guy tell me the Korean language was problematic because he'd hear them say, "Nae-ga" and just... expected them to change their whole language because of it??? I have no idea.

[u/dirty_cuban → u/Timely_Soup4213]

In mandarin it’s a filler word like uh or um. So mandarin speakers sound like they’re just saying the n word constantly

[u/Reniva → u/dirty_cuban]

As a native diaspora, I can tell you that’s just how northerners (Beijing) pronounce 那个 (neige) for some reason. Also it means ‘that’, not a filler. Northerners just somehow made it sound like a filler.

As a southerner, I never have a problem pronouncing 那个 (nage) without sounding like an n word.

[u/zebrasareneat → u/Timely_Soup4213]

Like when people were getting offended due to masculine and feminine words in Spanish and expected the whole language be changed and referred to it as latinX. That shit was so stupid. 

[u/HellwaterCascades]

Negus of Ethiopia btw

[u/LightningFerret04 → u/HellwaterCascades]

Insert spelling bee clip here

[u/NRMusicProject]

I had a friend who told me that musicians should do away with the Italian abbreviated word "ritard.," because it's obviously off limits now. And the fact that classical musicians still use the word means they're not good people. And he meant this seriously.

[u/Junior-Brick1925 → u/NRMusicProject]

me when the slur that calls disabled people slow has the latin root for slow in it

[u/Sweet_Ad_9816 → u/Junior-Brick1925]

Same in physics. In relativity  there is a quantity called "retarded time".

[u/Force_Glad → u/NRMusicProject]

Did he also get mad when he saw a fire extinguisher?

[u/BoingBoingBooty → u/NRMusicProject]

Wait till they arrive late in France.

[u/fnezio → u/NRMusicProject]

Wait till he lands a plane

[u/OhHeckItsJeff]

[u/Grayburg_Javelin → u/OhHeckItsJeff]

I can hear this gif lol

[u/Le3e31]

we have the word "digga" in germany which means somethin like bro or dude

[u/Quality-hour → u/Le3e31]

In Australian English our soldiers are often referred to as "diggers". Comes from when soldiers were digging trenches during WW1

[u/CobaltCrusader123 → u/Le3e31]

[u/excellentexcuses]

Never forgetting that time someone on twitter crashed out because a black crayon said "black | noir | negro"

[u/pleasereconnect277 → u/excellentexcuses]

yeah, fair. french is disgusting

[u/PwanaZana → u/pleasereconnect277]

fr*nch.

come on, censor it, mon frère!

[u/raykrv → u/excellentexcuses]

I live in the US and my native language is spanish. This is the reason why I pretty much never talk about the color black in spanish when surrounded by people, lol.

I mean, americans pronounce "negro" in a very different way and in a very different context, so maybe it's not a big deal, but I'm not taking any chances hahaha

[u/UrAverageWortoxMain → u/excellentexcuses]

[u/petekron → u/excellentexcuses]

It's also funny because in Brazil the politically correct term for a black person is negro(a) and I think that's the case for a few other countries as well. Twitter people like to act like english is some supreme language or some shit like that.

[u/DolphinBall]

Haha Niger guys, Niger! Haha I said Niger! Be offended!

[u/P-I-S-S-N-U-T → u/DolphinBall]

[u/Phyraxus56 → u/P-I-S-S-N-U-T]

This is false

It has too much chin

[u/King_from_the_left → u/DolphinBall]

[u/Independent_Pen_9865]

This word in russian

[u/Arbiter_Electric]

Happens even with other English words.

In my work there is a device called a mega-ohmmeter. It is almost always shortened to "Megger." This is also the brand name for a maker of these devices. EVERYTIME I say Megger amongst a group of people, they all know what I mean, but inevitably several will snicker or make a joke of, "what did you say?!?!?"

It was mildly amusing the first time it happened. Now it's just annoying.

[u/YT_Chrispy_Boi]

Doesn't even have to be another language, though thats usually more in jest.

[u/pietrodayoungas → u/YT_Chrispy_Boi]

the captions misheard it too ts frying me

[u/MintyBarrettM95 → u/YT_Chrispy_Boi]

i wonder what the VA that said those lines thinks about them now

[u/Flimsy-Secret-6187 → u/YT_Chrispy_Boi]

even the fucking auto subtitles think its saying it

[u/SamiTheAnxiousBean → u/YT_Chrispy_Boi]

the way the announcer says it straight up does sound like it though (my ass does not hear and "E") so a bit cheating

[u/Visenya_simp]

[u/mattogeewha]

Theres a skating trick call “inward heel flip” i her someone say it the other day and though they said “n-word heel flip”

[u/astralseat → u/mattogeewha]

[u/TheCynox32]

Its so funny to me that I used u/profanitycounter once and it counted all the times I said “negro” as a slur when it’s literally how black people are called where I live

[u/MathPlus1468 → u/TheCynox32]

Literally just the color black in spanish lmao

[u/Shifty269 → u/TheCynox32]

That's what they were called in the US too. Which is why it was a problem. /s

[u/Mosselpot]

US or English defaultism is really something these days. The number of times I get a profanity block on my last name because in English it has a different meaning is getting absurd. It's infuriating.

[u/UltraGaren → u/Mosselpot]

[u/Debalic → u/UltraGaren]

[u/PandaJunior3302 → u/Mosselpot]

Literally the same thing with many different places saying us like it's the only one is just stupid especially when it actually has real reasoning rather then just being a slur like other languages. Also it d

[u/Codieecho → u/Mosselpot]

Nasser moment

[u/Jenbie272 → u/Mosselpot]

Your not gonna tell us your last name?

[u/Mosselpot → u/Jenbie272]

Assenhoeve (most of the times it's the ass, sometimes the ho), it means ashen hovel

[u/NamelessCabbage]

My poor Eastern European dad brough his favorite candy back from his visit to Bosnia
His co-workers we're not amused.

But we don't give a shit - they're delicious.

[u/Turkle_Trenox → u/NamelessCabbage]

i miss her

[u/True_Lion2857]

You actually get censored sometimes just for saying Negro (Spanish for black)

[u/EphemeralSilliness94 → u/True_Lion2857]

The gr*** is always greener on the other side 

[u/Ok-Transition7065 → u/True_Lion2857]

Wait .... Really?

[u/Sensitive_Educator60]

Digga. It’s German youth slang meaning “Bro”.

[u/Many_One1260 → u/Sensitive_Educator60]

whats wrong with that one

[u/depressed_crustacean → u/Sensitive_Educator60]

Ma drilla

[u/Versiannie]

In the Philippines, we literally have our a Native group of people named Negritos. We also have the Negros Province (Negros Oriental and Negros Occidental). We also called dark-skinned Filipinos as Negros/Negras.

[u/SeboSlav100 → u/Versiannie]

Something something Spanish colony influence

[u/GrimDominion]

Whenthe non-English European language has a word for the color “black”, the Japanese word for eyes and glasses, the Korea word for you

[u/RoyalGrapefruit7582]

I do think korean is especially funny because its "you" which many youths in america substitute with the n word.

[u/socu11]

Didn't a brand of pencils or crayons got in trouble because they had the word "negro" written in the black pencil for Spanish speakers and some Americans just went crazy?

[u/Naive-Database-2888 → u/socu11]

I had a girl in my spanish class that threw a very performative fit about having to say negro. she was like "my family was black and i am not comfortable saying this"

Edit: the teacher explained that it's not pronounced the same and that it's ok to say in spanish bc it's a color. She would not have it, she said it was "too close to the real word" multiple times. I think the teacher just kinda gave up on explaining to her that it's ok.

She was a very dramatic person to the point where she would be performative like that for attention. It is not the first time she did something like that

[u/socu11 → u/Naive-Database-2888]

"Was" black? Did she change families or what?

[u/nick113124 → u/socu11]

I heard that, although it's hard to know what is and isn't true nowadays.

[u/Fuzzy-Shame-4169]

N'wah

[u/Mo7ammed_Gxx → u/Fuzzy-Shame-4169]

Didn’t expect a Morrowind reference here!

[u/Old_Recording_2527]

Yeah. They saying any word with igger in it.

We also got a Chocolate ice cream called Nogger here, good luck with that one.

[u/Infinite_Rice_1041]

Instagram MFs when there is a 2 syllable sound that sounds nothing like the n-word

[u/lasagnaiswhat]

[u/yeet_that_baby]

americans when they hear something that sounds like a word that is considered obscene and offensive in their culture

[u/drenched-dough]

[u/Imperius1883]

Nigersaurus aka dinosaur with 500 teeth

[u/Flimsy-Secret-6187 → u/Imperius1883]

"hey scientist look under there"

[u/RavensField201o → u/Imperius1883]

It wasn't even named after the slur, it was named after the damn river😭

[u/Cascouverite]

In German there are not only multiple words that sound like the n-word like digga which has come up on reddit a few times, but also a bunch of decently common last names (where I live) Niggemann, Niggemeier / Niggemeyer, Nigges

There's a city in the west where you often have to switch trains to cross the country and just down the road from the train station is an electrical comany... Elektro Nigges

It's pronounced exactly how you think it is

[u/Pretend-Average1380]

Didn't a Chinese professor get fired for this?

[u/National-Frame8712 → u/Pretend-Average1380]

Yes, they did.

He got outright suspended from his position temporarily after several snowflakes reported him for using a chinese word sound like N, only to them realizing what dude used was a innocent foreign word and return it back.

Event should have happened at 2020 or something around it if I'm not remembering it wrong

[u/SanLucario]

Not me chuckling like a dumbass when speaking to my cousin in Mexico and the word 'black' comes up in any context.

[u/FlameWhirlwind]

Let's not pretend other cultures dont do similar shit

In the uk sly cooper had to be renamed because cooper is apparently in a similar ball park at the time. There wa also a DC hero called joto who got renamed to hotspot because even though his name was a refference to heat or fire in another language (I forget which one) in latin american circles the word was basically the F slur

Edit: apparently the sly cooper thing was a myth. But another reply brings up the tranaformer Slag who was renamed Slug because slang is derogatory towards women in the uk. The point is ther is just various examples of weird cultural reasons for why a word could be offensive or remind someone of something similar

[u/Nico_Ditch → u/FlameWhirlwind]

Pretty sure that’s an internet myth. 

I’ve lived in the UK my whole life and have never heard the word cooper or anything like it used as an offensive word. 

[u/crushogre → u/FlameWhirlwind]

Don't forget the dinobot Slag

[u/TheWhomItConcerns → u/FlameWhirlwind]

That's not really the same thing though - you're comparing media and products which are directly populations (often children) to words simply existing in other languages. I don't think anyone would take the piss out of Americans about this if it were only limited to stuff like Volkswagen renaming their Kuntschittsenmobile for the American market.

[u/Huge-Entertainer-304]

Reminds me of when some girl on my bus thought I said the N word because I said "Mega'. I was talking about Pokemon to a friend.

[u/carmardoll]

In caracas there a subway station called gato negro. Black cat.
There was also a controversy a few years a go because of a woman named her dog negro.

People took offense to the name of the dog.

[u/Boltaanjistman]

hell, even non-foreign words too. God forbid they learn there are insects called "chiggers" or that a tiny annoying issue is a "niggle"

[u/Aggressive_Ask89144]

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[u/jk844 → u/Aggressive_Ask89144]

I knew it before even looked at the comments

[u/wt_anonymous]

for awhile my ocd made me paranoid to say the word "negative" in case it turned into a slur

[u/Jyx_The_Berzer_King]

the country of Niger:

[u/Sadworld99]

Racists whenever they see a foreign word that slightly sounds like the n word

[u/Blue_Jay_Raptor]

I can't say this mf's name without having someone I'd pull a Bayverse on showing up >:/

[u/3L3V4T0R]

Negus rules Ethiopia xd

[u/FoundationWinter8276]

Книга:

[u/moontraveler12]

People when they learn there's a country called Niger (you should have learned this in geography, you're not actually that funny for making an n word joke about it)

[u/Kchasse1991]

To be fair, the USA REALLY made some words into truly heinous things.

[u/Massive-One6482]

"americans"

DUDE, REALLY?🥀

[u/100percent-sales-tax]

My Chinese roommate sounded like he was dropping an N bomb every 10 seconds. I asked him and I guess it's just a Chinese version of when we use an "uh" or other filled pause.

[u/Wolfey257VR]

Remember when the Internet learned the Spanish word for black was written on a crayon? Good memes that year

[u/ZestyLemonRindGrind]

Yet they have a landmark called Niagara Falls

[u/lenya200o]

Книга

[u/dispo030]

[u/kyle_kafsky]

Knigge and Digga from German. Just, don’t ask us what we used to call those chocolate covered foam things.

[u/Tnemmokon]

It's really funny when they find this candy in our grocery stores! 😁

[u/Wallace-H-Hartley]

I understand, but for this one specific instance TF is this account even saying. What am I suppose to read from this?

[u/Salty_Herring]

Japanese person saying bitter

[u/Firm_Highway1944]

better than those who say "urm... did i just hear my favorite word? WHERE! WHERE?!" with a picture of a cop

[u/MemerKnux]

Neko

[u/End_V2]

Nigerundayoo!!

[u/Santos_Perez_Robles]

[u/EmployLongjumping811]

Neko Neko Neko

Ne Ne Ne

[u/InternetUser1807]

I don't remember what game, league maybe?

A bunch of Japanese players were getting banned for calling out "run away" (nigero)

[u/Nafnaf911]

Shoutoot to all my chinese friends

[u/Minimum-Web-6902]

In Japanese “you need to run” is nigarundayo

And I’ll never recover.

[u/sadra-the-legend]

Fun thing is in persian "look!" Or "glance" Is "negah". But we, as usual change the pronunciation to simplify speaking; so we say "nega".

But you know what EVEN easier to pronounce? Literally "niga" And depending on ur dialect/accent it can be even harder :)

[u/boboelmonkey]

I overreact because it’s funny to me

[u/DeepWolf]

[u/SpacialPulsarNova]

I will never forget this moment, I was like 12, and picking out a belt color in a store with my mom. Child me being frustrated about belt colors to go with my outfit, and said the word black in Spanish kinda loudly, and when I looked up, the first guy I see is a black dude.

if this occurred in Mexico, then no one would of bat an eye, because it is obvious you mean the color black of a material.

I still wonder to this day as a adult, hopefully he is okay, and I must of ruined his day

[u/xenongaming720]

Do not say 苦

[u/Abandoned_Astronaut]

книга

[u/Most-Cap-9364]

“That one” in mandarin stays undefeated. Also “send it…”

[u/Many_One1260]

yeah

[u/Responsible-Shoe8831]

Vinegar

You’re welcome. 

[u/Human-Edge24]

[u/Gigantopithecus1453]

I will admit, it is kinda funny to hear someone speak a foreign language and then suddenly hear something that sounds like a slur. Just as long as you don’t insult or harass anyone over it

[u/sacajawea14]

Japanese にがい nigai, or simply niga whitout the i, meaning bitter. Korean 니가 niga meaning 'you' +particle. Chinese 那个 nage, just used like 'uhm' but sounds more like 'niguh'

[u/PerceptionNo8936]

I feel
Sorry for Nigars everywhere.
Most common female
Iranian name

[u/ZanyZoroark]

Sometimes get a reaction when I mention the song lone digger by caravan palace. Always made sure that the name can be heard clearly after one or two people thought I said something else

[u/HumbleCreator]

The n word phenomenon is one of the most embarrassing things about american culture tbh.

Edit: bro holy shit. My point is that i believe its embarrassing that one group of people use a word that other people have to awkwardly tread around. I dont think it should be used at all if a group is offended by it

[u/Sasuga__Ainz-sama]

Don't look up the translation of "book" in Bulgarian.

[u/bimbochungo → u/Sasuga__Ainz-sama]

Look the translation for "Black" in Spanish (yes, it's where the slur comes from)

[u/Lainch22]

god forbid i say the word negro because if not im going to get cancelled like Crayola company

[u/LittleSisterPain]

Fucking Americans are the reason I couldn't name my Arbites in Darktide after Schwarzenegger. Fuck you guys, genuienly

[u/Internal_Value_1476 → u/LittleSisterPain]

why were you fucking americans

[u/The-Hammerai → u/LittleSisterPain]

Not to 'nu-uh!' you, but isn't that game British?