Mhm! Exactly!

Yeah, that also bothered me as well

This weirds me out every time

Religion should have no room in politics anywhere. (But for positive values such as grace of charity.)

that's just SAD , very , very SAD

Anything about the so-called American health system is a mystery to the rest of the world.

Not only to Brits!

What an awful soulless place. And I'm guessing the only reason they give them what looks like expensive chairs is so they don't get sued for workplace injury.

Are greeters real? I thought the Simpson's was exaggerating. I guess in a country so massive, you gta find a way to stand out? Still seems weird tho

This varies in the US too. In most cities it's normal not to have a car, but not in places where most people don't live within walking distance to anything.

not in the US.....

Americans love a good discount too.

We're not the only ones doing that. No one seems to blink at the audacity of the Miss Universe beauty contest, where Earth seems to win every time.

I'm American and always thought soccer should be called football cuz you only use your feet. Football you mainly throw the ball, so 'handball' should be the name

The "World Series" hahahhaha

We may use the word, "Soccer," but the word did not originate with us.

I love it when Brits get funny over the term Soccer. YOU invented the word. Your weird slang term stuck in most other English speaking (Empire anyone?) countries.

I mean the term soccer did originate in the UK

The World Series of Baseball was originally sponsored by a paper called THE WORLD. Hence the name. ....

I call AFL football.

I remember when the UK played against the US in the world cup a few years ago. It was a draw and the next day, American newspapers had: “America win 1-1” as the headline 🤔👀

suckers

How about NASCAR where the winner of the majority of the races isn't the winner of the season. This due to a point system that's manipulated by a handful of officials who decided who was going to be declared winner before the race even started. It's called a "stock car race" but there's nothing "stock" about the cars nor do they even exist in the real world.

I have wondered that quite often too because you don't play the game with your hands you pay it with your feet so how did we come up with calling it soccer here in America versus football in the European area I don't understand that part I know we have a football organization here with a funny looking Ball but it stayed with their hands and not with their feet so what's the deal can someone explain please thank you?!

The funniest 'event' I saw was a competition to find the Motocross Wheelie World Champion. The field was so clearly loaded for a USA winner with only 1 of the ten competitors a foreigner. The Frenchman won...

Then what do you call american's "football"? (real question. I don't know)

Well, if any other country had professional American Football like the US, then they could have a shot at the title of World Champion, but no one does. So they are the World Champions.

"Soccer" comes from the UK.

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Soccer is a British term that they abandoned and act like they never used it.

Well according to another post from here soccer was actually a British created term so yeah read your history!

I'm not surprised considering Americans feel like they are the center of the world (no offense)

Sorry, but rugby-playing nations also call it 'soccer', because football is rugby, isn't it?

In the UK, a durex is (or used to be) a condom. In Australia, it's sticky tape. Best not to get them confused.

Again, horrifying everywhere in the world