Hey Pandas, As Someone From The US, Do You Have A Question For The Rest Of The World? (Closed)

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As a US citizen…

How safe is the LGBTQIA2S+ people where you are?

What is your favorite delicacy where you are? What about the U.S. Food?

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Marinasongs1432

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When traveling abroad on vacation etc, as US Citizens, are we as rude and uncultured as it seems. When traveling to Mexico beaches, ports etc I have seen a lot people who are rude to the local population and their language.

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What is the most beautiful thing/place in your country, and if you could travel to the US, what would YOU most like to see?

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Is there anyone here from, or who's been to, Santa's village? I think it's in Lapland? I'm wondering how touristy it is and how hard it is for someone who only speaks English to get around? I'd love to go during the summer because I'm very sensitive to cold, but I'd also like to take my son. He has autism and even though we've had many talks about Santa is make believe, he still believes at 21yo. He writes a letter every year for Christmas.

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Lene 1 year ago

I've only seen a travel program about it and it seemed pretty touristy to me. There should be no problem with speaking English there. :) have you talked to your son about the Norse/Scandinavian types of elves? In Denmark (where I'm from) we usually call them nisser. You may have heard about tomter, but they are more Norwegian and Swedish. I love Danish folk tales and can talk about nisser for hours on end. Lol. In Denmark the nisse lived and worked on the farms all year in the old times. Not just around Christmas. Also, in Denmark we only have male nisser and so, according to the folktales, the nisser came from hens' eggs. A nisse would bring good or bad luck to the farm and if you treated him well he'd bring you the good luck. By the mid-1800s city people began to adopt the idea of nisser and, along the way, changed them into the Christmas nisse we know today. Nisser used to help Santa with finding out which kids were good and which were naughty. :)

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Bidango Smith 1 year ago

Lapland? Santa's Village is CLEARLY in North Pole, Alaska! I haven't been, but I've seen pictures. In Canada, when a child mails a letter to Santa, his postal code is H0H 0H0 - Canada Post redirects those to a mail-service of "Santa's Helpers", volunteers who read and reply to each letter :)

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Mutlut krutnut 1 year ago

I hope your son and you can visit! It sounds like a wonderful place!

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Tina Kathrarg (Submission author) 1 year ago

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Susan Baxter 1 year ago

I live fairly close to Santa clause Indiana

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EJ Author 1 year ago

It is 100% touristy but worth it for true believers

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Erik Ivan 1 year ago

There are several places who claim "Santa". None of them are real. Santa does not exist.

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Can someone, like, oversee our next election?

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Ian Winn

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What is your favorite local treat? I would like to try to reproduce as many as possible.

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How long does a drive have to be before you consider it a long drive? For example, I'd consider less than an hour to be a short drive, between an hour and 4 hours to be a medium-length drive, 4-10 hours to be a long drive, and anything longer than 10 hours to be a very long drive.

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mysterious(he/they, maybe?)

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What interesting facts or myths do you have from/about the place you live in?

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Bye! Pancake_Pansexual_Panda_

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Everyone here says it, but i’m wondering if it’s true:

Are we really that stupid and mean? Genuine question! I’m constantly hearing “Oh Americans are so stupid, they cant solve simple problems” or “Man, -any- place is nicer than AmeRIcA” so can you please tell me if its true? because i have seen a little firsthand and bp dosent help the matter lol

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I assume the answer is yes, but are your politicians as batsh*t insane as ours are? I need to know

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I'm wondering how many problems there are between different groups of people in other countries? The more "politically correct" we become as a country, the more everyone seems to despise every other person who is different from them. (I know I'm generalizing, so please don't take offense if you're not that way. There are lots of great people who don't care what color your skin is or your sexual or religious preferences.) It seems when I was younger, it was about being an "American" and that meant that you could be who you are and be part of the collective too. Americans come in all shapes, sizes, colors, abilities, sexes, ages and beliefs. Any thoughts? 🙂

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Is there anything you like about Americans or do you think we're all just horrible people?

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Do you have "Ambulance Chasers" with universal healthcare? In the US, there's a whole industry dedicated to sueing people who cause accidents because the attorneys get 1/3 of the settlement. The settlements are huge because of medical bills.
What happens in countries where the medical costs aren't astronomical? Are accident lawsuits still a regular part of life?

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What is one reason why people should visit your country?

What is one reason why people should not visit your country?

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How is the education compared to ours. By that I mean boring, unchallenging, lazily made compared to yours. (Mainly in what some of you guys might call primary or secondary school)

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