Interesting aspect
 

Last month, a survey was carried out on a worldwide scale by the UN. The question was: "Please, please, give honestly your opinion on possible solutions to shortage of food in the rest of the world".

The survey was a resounding failure.
In Africa, nobody understood what "food" meant.
In Eastern Europe, nobody understood what "shortage" meant.
In China, nobody understood what "opinion" meant.
In the Middle East, nobody understood what "solution" meant.
In South America, nobody understood what "please" meant.
In the United States, nobody understood what "the rest of the world" meant.


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Please, SHUT UP!

don't get pissy, I got this forwarded

That makes sense.....I dont think americans even study Geography, unless its about the 52 states. Most of them dont even know about Canada, the country right ontop of them, Ive been asked questions like:
"Isnt it really cold there?"
"Do you live in a Iglo?"
"Is Canada near Alaska?"
"How man states are in Canada?"
"Is it part of France?"

LOL :1orglaugh

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Well, hell, I thought it was funny.

:1orglaugh

Same here...you gotta have a sense of humor :1orglaugh

52 states?

Just because we kicked ass in Afghanistan and Iraq, that doesnt make them states.

How are Americans s'posed to know about Canada with these losers for Ambassadors?
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