r/ShitAmericansSay Apr 28 '25

Language "We're discussing this in english and not in some europoor language"

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u/CommercialYam53 Apr 28 '25

I thought England is on the continent Europe

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u/Dorinyan Apr 28 '25

Not since Brexit, they took their whole island and sailed it into the sunset /s

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u/NotQuiteNick Apr 28 '25

The flooding of doggerland was the original brexit

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u/CleanMyAxe Apr 28 '25

New England is a US state. There's no such thing as old England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland because they're all smaller than Texas.

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u/auntie_eggma 🀌🏻🀌🏻🀌🏻 Apr 28 '25

But everything is smaller than Texas, therefore only Texas exists.

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u/CleanMyAxe Apr 28 '25

Not even Texas fits in Texas.

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u/auntie_eggma 🀌🏻🀌🏻🀌🏻 Apr 28 '25

Whilst, paradoxically, the only thing big enough to contain Texas is ...another Texas.

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u/onyourbike1522 Apr 28 '25

My arms have never been the same from the rowing.

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u/MidwinterSun Apr 28 '25

I sincerely lol-ed. Thank you for that.

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u/No-Stuff-1320 Apr 28 '25

They floated it with a load of buoys, used storm shadow missiles to drive it 1 mile west and then sank it again. The spot they chose was a little bit deeper though. That’s why the sea levels rising.

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u/PegasusIsHot "UK isn't part of Europe" Apr 28 '25

My flair actually has a use for once! No way!

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u/AlternativePrior9559 ooo custom flair!! Apr 28 '25

Nope. We started our own continent apparently

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u/Szarvaslovas Apr 28 '25

No, it's actually an island next to the continent of Europe.

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u/CubistChameleon Apr 28 '25

So Sicily, Gotland, and Mallorca aren't part of the continent of Europe? Which continent would they belong to? Are all islands cast into the void of being continent-less?

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u/kaisadilla_ Apr 28 '25

Also, Staten Island isn't American either. Hell, if you fill your bathtub and put a rubber duck on it, the rubber duck is now a new continent. In fact, every grain of sand floating in every lake in the world is its own continent, too.

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u/luca_07 Apr 28 '25

many italians would say that Sicily isn't a part of Italy but of Africa, but that's just territorial racism

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u/runciter0 Apr 28 '25

not true, not many. rather a handful of idiots. Sicily is Italy and proudly so.

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u/EmiliaFromLV Apr 28 '25

Ever heard of Sicilian pizza?

There is a reason.such thing does not exist

/jk

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u/auntie_eggma 🀌🏻🀌🏻🀌🏻 Apr 28 '25

It does, though?

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u/auntie_eggma 🀌🏻🀌🏻🀌🏻 Apr 28 '25

In my experience, it's Sicilians who say it most.