Thread 212246726 - /int/ [Archived: 706 hours ago]

Anonymous Brazil
6/29/2025, 8:00:56 PM No.212246726
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Do Americans?
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Anonymous Canada
6/29/2025, 8:02:22 PM No.212246772
yes we do
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Anonymous United States
6/29/2025, 8:03:45 PM No.212246821
>>212246726 (OP)
foreigners be like
>why yes, I'll stand perfectly straight right next to this railing
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Anonymous Brazil
6/29/2025, 8:04:44 PM No.212246853
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>>212246821
>>212246772
Stop doing this
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Anonymous Canada
6/29/2025, 8:05:32 PM No.212246874
>>212246853
Sorry I'm too fat to hold myself up standing
Anonymous United States
6/29/2025, 8:06:32 PM No.212246910
>>212246726 (OP)
Yes. I get tired of standing
Anonymous United States
6/29/2025, 8:07:02 PM No.212246929
>>212246726 (OP)
>George Keats had trained 20 years for this moment. He had mastered the Russian language in its native accent. He learned all of Russia's customs and social graces. He memorized Moscow streetmaps and knew every back-alley there was. He swore that he could even think like a Russian.
>The big day finally came, and he was parachuted to the outskirts of Moscow at night. He emerged by daybreak, and hopped onto a bus going to the city center.
>"Comrade. How much for a ticket to Red square?", he asked the conductor in authentic Russian.
>"5 Rubles, Comrade American", came the reply.
>Keats was stunned. Perhaps the conductor was just being a smart-ass. He hopped off the bus and asked a passerby for directions to the closest bar.
>"It's just around the block, Comrade American."
>Keats' doubts grew immensely. Not knowing what to do, he went inside the bar and ordered a glass of Vodka.
>"Want some Borscht to go with it, Comrade American?", the bartender asked.
>Keats threw a fit. "What's the matter with you people? I dress just like you, I speak just like you, I even THINK just like you! Why does everyone keep calling me American?"
>"Well Comrade, it's because you're black."
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Anonymous United States
6/29/2025, 8:09:41 PM No.212247029
>>212246726 (OP)
Yeah
We're lazy now so it's more of a cultural relic, but back then our tradesmen ancestors put in extremely long hours basically only exceeded by the Soviets themselves, but their work ethic was also much more intrinsic and less reliant on propaganda or morale, combine that with good diet at the time and they had truly insane energy expenditure some work days. If a farm boy especially were to grow up to be a gman, I can see it being a tell for him to tend to lean on any solid structure, it isn't a matter of dignity for us we just don't want the gravity Jews taxing our energy while we're at rest. Probably even helps a little in us getting fat now that we don't have to do as much intense physical labor. That and still eating like we're trying to carb up for a day of steel working. That's the actual reason Americans started eating so much when they could first afford to, not opulence but so they could work more. Also why white Americans got so tall.
It brings up an interesting bit of cultural history for sure.
Anonymous United States
6/29/2025, 8:13:17 PM No.212247155
>>212246853
you should give it a try
Anonymous United States
6/29/2025, 9:14:49 PM No.212249605
>>212246726 (OP)
yeah
Anonymous United States
6/29/2025, 9:15:39 PM No.212249642
>>212246726 (OP)
Yes
Anonymous United States
6/29/2025, 9:16:20 PM No.212249661
>>212246726 (OP)
Leaning is based doe
Anonymous Germany
6/29/2025, 9:16:24 PM No.212249662
>>212246929
kek
Anonymous United States
6/29/2025, 9:19:20 PM No.212249767
it looks cool