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What is the European equivalent to a Las Vegas Elvis impersonator officiating the marriage heavily inebrieated strangers?

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  • Naw, that's more like LA vs SF when talking about Californians. Different beliefs, social behavior, dialects, history, architecture, etc.

    You guys really need to get away from lumping Americans in the same bin in conversation. The US is huge and covers more diverse cultures in a single state than most people understand. We're friends with Europeans, regardless of what country you're from. We love you guys! Stop falling victim to propaganda and remember that we are allies.

    • What is the European equivalent to a Las Vegas Elvis impersonator officiating the marriage heavily inebrieated strangers?

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  • Cool. So you resort to insults and unsupported denial as your strongest arguments. You got me! I am stupid. Sorry for bothering you.

    • What is the European equivalent to a Las Vegas Elvis impersonator officiating the marriage heavily inebrieated strangers?

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  • If you say so. Doesn't help that you jumped straight to calling me stupid for trying to tell you how it is. You don't bother arguing because you don't know what you're talking about to begin with. Go back to reddit. You fit in better there.

    • NASA has some explaining to do

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  • Probably man-made as opposed to farm grown.

    • What is the European equivalent to a Las Vegas Elvis impersonator officiating the marriage heavily inebrieated strangers?

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  • It isn't bullshit. I don't what else to tell you. 50 states, each with their own cultures and dialects. If you don't want to believe it, that's your business, but that's the way it is.

    • What is the European equivalent to a Las Vegas Elvis impersonator officiating the marriage heavily inebrieated strangers?

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  • lol at the UK tag while talking shit

    • What is the European equivalent to a Las Vegas Elvis impersonator officiating the marriage heavily inebrieated strangers?

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  • All you just told me is that you haven't been to either. You couldn't be more wrong.

    • What is the European equivalent to a Las Vegas Elvis impersonator officiating the marriage heavily inebrieated strangers?

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  • Kinda like when people lump California and Alabama together when talking about Americans. Annoying, isn't it?

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  • Rude

    • Batman

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  • It is.

    • Abracafibula

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  • This one time, I got to have my femur cut mostly through with a saw then slowly bent (did you know bones are viscous?) open and filled in with bone spackle then bolted together with a plate at screws, which was unpleasant.

    • How often to you bail on a half-written post or response?

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  • Yesn't

    • What is your unpopular flim opinion

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  • I can only speak for myself, but it wasn't so much the line as the hand-waving that came with it. It was more that I found the line relatable, but you're right about it being appropriate for the scene.

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  • Nooooo! 😭

    • I heard it for Michael Jackson first

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  • I fuckin love you guys.

    • I heard it for Michael Jackson first

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  • Late '80s. I was in middle school. That shit spread like wildfire.

    • I heard it for Michael Jackson first

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  • Yeah but middle school you totally would

    Edit: got me with yer frickin double negative you bastard

    • purrrfectly normal

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  • I don't see the problem. Oo

    • I'm starting to feel like there's not much choice

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  • Thanks for the explanation and context. Your opinion makes more sense now.

    • I'm starting to feel like there's not much choice

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  • It's not the criticism. It's the condescension and bitterness. Your case is an outlier; an anecdote, yet you're talking about it like it's the norm when the data shows it is not. So I asked what your story is, because that's the important part. What happened? What lesson can people learn from your situation that might help them avoid it themselves?