South African Reacts To American Things That Are Strangely Popular Elsewhere

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South African Reacts To American Things That Are Strangely Popular Elsewhere
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[@ataurus2at]

Hey, Jono. I've recently come across a KZbin channel that I keep thinking while watching that you would enjoy. It's called Shaun Overton Dustup Ranch. This guy bought a bunch of land in the middle of nowhere Texas and is trying to rejuvenate the land. Its pretty fascinating.

[@PhilCarbone-wt5gj]

Ram is no longer a part of Dodge. Ram is it's own brand, spun off from Dodge. It is not unusual to see Fiat parts in Dodge, Ram, and Jeep.

[@revgurley]

We had Buicks (my mother's) when I was growing up. Cadillac, Lincoln, and Buick were "cream of the crop" (unless you wanted to fork out for a Mercedes or BMW). I wasn't fond of the Buicks - style or comfort. But that's what the 80s were like. Then, she got a bright red Lincoln Towncar (think land yacht - HUGE). It'd take a few miles to get up to speed, but then you could cruise from momentum alone, it was so heavy.

[@jamesmarciel5237]

@revgurley You think the Lincoln Town Car from the 80’s was a “Land Yacht”??? That was nothing compared to the Town Cars of the 70’s. Those were real “Land Yachts”.

[@cheryla7480]

We did have Disney comics in North America, like he said in the fifties, when I was a kid. They were very popular back then.

[@ltodd79]

Yep. I remember Scrooge McDuck and his nephews.

[@MrVvulf]

@@ltodd79 You might enjoy learning about Carl Barks, the artist and writer behind Scrooge McDuck and the other characters related to him.

[@george217]

Nando's started in Rosettenville, South Africa...(Near Johannesburg?)

[@odiebryer2144]

That was actually interesting. Good job. 😊

[@starparodier91]

I have so many Rascal toys from when I lived in Japan! I had no idea it was from a book, haha!

[@Elevatedzebra96]

0:26 omg I feel ur pain, I’ve had a bug for over a week, felt better two days ago.. I hadn’t eaten anything solid in a week so I picked up some meal supplements (equate) and I didn’t know it had milk in it and I can’t drink milk.. I felt better yesterday but my son (5yo) got sick with a fever and a sinus infection, and shared it with me.. I did finally eat solid food today without getting nausea so that’s good.. I hate being sick, so I feel u..

[@jamesleyda365]

Classic American cars seem to be getting very popular around the world in recent years. The classic American car or muscle cars are very unique. Nothing like them have been built anywhere in any country ever, except the USA

[@noelcatanzaro3405]

Buick made great cars especially sedans. Drive Like a cadi. Just a choice of luxury a little cheeper from GM

[@revtoyota]

They say it is just Ram now but its a Dodge. That is about the standard size of a truck in the US.

[@winstonsmith8441]

Yep, they dropped the Dodge badge after Obama gave Chrysler Corp. to Fiat.

[@ltodd79]

Speaking of Europeans and Disney... I was in the Netherlands some years ago and my hosts told me, "When we want to say that something is poorly made or doesn't work right, we call it, 'French done.' What do Americans say?" To which I replied, "We say it is Mickey Mouse." My Dutch hosts thought that was hysterical.

[@James-tz7pe]

I we had comic from when we were young we would be millionaires

[@Out-Of-Service]

I thought the trash panda craze in Japan came from Super Mario. There is a raccoon suit in one of the games that I always thought was strange because they didn't have them in Japan. Guess they imported some so they could have all their garbage cans overturned. Just a heads up, if its an animal that hasn't been domesticated by now, leave it outside. It's probably because they are mean as hell or they stink... maybe both.

[@Weaver1812]

Beware the trash pandas

[@larrym.johnson9219]

🤟🔥🇺🇸

[@jimgreen5788]

Although it happens all across the planet, when it happens because of an animal stowaway, that's one thing. But, when it's intentional, such as importing for pet reasons is nothing short of irresponsible. The problems caused by Burmese pythons in Florida, for example, is horrific, in that some animals that are native, such as the Florida raccoon, the already endangered Key deer, and others is reprehensible. But, as long as there are people who walk up to a bison to get a great picture, there'll be those who make a pet out of a wild animal. Yes, the Rams are a Dodge product. How can a KZbinr say what this bozo did around 9:30, and not get bleeped?

[@Cassxowary]

US or america? but off the top of my head: tacos and other actual mexican food (from mexico), violence (from the us), maple syrup (from canada), reggae (from jamaica), Shakira and the Sofía Vergara (from Colombia in south america) and I’m not sure about everything else from america, it’s a big landmass (:

[@jishani1]

right, right. because people refer to any country other than the US when they say america. except they don't and they never have. jamaica is an island that isn't even part of the land mass. "hehe america is a continent" no, america is short hand for the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and if that offends you that's fine but that won't change the terminology. north america is the land mass.