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France is the only one not in english, quelle surprise
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Nah, there's Nicaragua, too.
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Nov 18, 2016 02:43
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I thought Australia's was "gently caress off, we're full" Maybe it's an old map.
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Jordan: Yes, it's Jordan  e: f, b
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Fojar38 posted:LYBIA ETHIOPA Uganda's slogan looks really passive-aggressive to me and I'm a big fan of that.
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Latvia: Best enjoyed slowly 
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I am rather fond of Mongolia's.
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Why does India have an exclamation mark in it? It might be an artifact of the geography, but that map makes it look like Vietnam is still split.
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Rwanda and Burundi seem to be in some kind of competition. Also Tanzania sure... lays it out.
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Powershift posted:I thought Australia's was "gently caress off, we're full" Jaramin posted:It might be an artifact of the geography, but that map makes it look like Vietnam is still split.
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North Korea: Where do you think you're going?
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North Korea: Please give us hard currency.
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I think Hungary was really more than we expected, guys.
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Nov 18, 2016 04:14
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“I feel like Tunisia” makes Tunisia sound like some terrible gastrointestinal distress.
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Nov 18, 2016 04:22
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I feel like Nigeria's really sells its people short.
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Iceland: Inspired by Iceland. But what was the Iceland that inspired Iceland inspired by?
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I guess "I feel SLOVEnia" is supposed to emphasize "love", but capitalizing the S just makes it look like "I feel slovenly!"
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You're very clever, young man, very clever, but it's Icelands all the way down.
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Powershift posted:I thought Australia's was "gently caress off, we're full" i remember for a while when it was "Where the bloody hell are you" e: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rn0lwGk4u9o lol
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drowned in pussy juice posted:i remember for a while when it was "Where the bloody hell are you" that's right it was banned for rude words but it was a different rude word in different countries lol
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El Salvador - The 45 minute country... does that mean by the 45 minute mark you're getting well and truly tired of the place?
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A Buttery Pastry posted:El Salvador - The 45 minute country... does that mean by the 45 minute mark you're getting well and truly tired of the place? Apparently it's because it takes 45 minutes to get anywhere in the country because of how small it is.
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El Salvador is number four in murders per capita. All those murderers within forty‐five minutes of you at all times. 
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Uganda: You're welcome.
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Not a map but that reminded me of the list of Korean city slogans. http://waegukin.com/english-slogans-korean-cities-the-complete-list.html My favorite has always been "It's Daejeon", because it is so unintentionally honest about how the only thing to say for Daejeon is it is, indeed, a city that exists. E: Also O2 Gunpo. "Okay, what do we have here in Gunpo?" "... oxygen?" "All right, let's go with that." Grand Fromage fucked around with this message at 06:58 on Nov 18, 2016 |
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o7 Gunpo: We salute you.
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Grand Fromage posted:Not a map but that reminded me of the list of Korean city slogans. http://waegukin.com/english-slogans-korean-cities-the-complete-list.html I think my favorite is "City of Masters, Anseong" Like, that sounds like the place where you'd fight the final boss
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Anseong’s Public Enemy Number One:
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Qatar - Where dreams come to life. Especially if those dreams are nightmares about dying as a slave.
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Baron Corbyn posted:Iceland: Inspired by Iceland. But what was the Iceland that inspired Iceland inspired by? Stealing mostly.
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Madagascar: No, really guys, we're actually literally an island, look it up
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Kiribati: Guys, it's pronounced Kiri-bas 
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Incheon is so fly. Also 'Digital Guro' 
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Colombia - a Murakami novel in country form
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Whorelord posted:Colombia - a Murakami novel in country form *cough* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gabriel_Garc%C3%ADa_M%C3%A1rquez
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Colombia - Literally everyone is called José.
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marquez is a man?!!!
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Most people have never heard of magical realism, and of those that have, not all have a favourable opinion of it. It’s a dumb slogan.
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Platystemon posted:Most people have never heard of magical realism, and of those that have, not all have a favourable opinion of it. Most literate people of a certain age in South America (and Europe) sure as gently caress have. I wonder what percentage of Columbian tourists are from South America? Who cares about young people they don't have money anyway. 3D Megadoodoo fucked around with this message at 14:55 on Nov 18, 2016 |
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