"The fact that so much American cheese is coloured orange surprised me."

[bluemagicrose]

So instead of doing some schoolwork due Tuesday I decided to spend my night reading this.

Oh dear lord.

Some of my favorites:

"I cannot imagine why nobody yet mentioned root beer. From a German perspective, that is the single weirdest thing to learn about, tightly followed by the taste of "grape" juice."

"4700 kinds of toothpaste."

"I was startled to

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[roganrules]

All of our exchange students were obsessed with squirrels and took lots of pics. Our Swiss student was even obsessed with the word "squirrel" and kept repeating it for 30 minutes straight while watching squirrels play in the backyard one time. Have you ever heard the sound that a squirrel makes? I see squirrels all the time, but I only recently heard a squirrel, thanks to a video that someone took and posted on Twitter a couple months ago (I think the video was postd by one of the Starkids, but I am not sure). The sound that the squirrel made makes me love them more. :D When I was a kid, I loved to feed squirrels french fries at the park because it was cute to watch them eat and they would get so close to you in order to get the fries.

I actually kind of like American currency, but I definitely get that it would be confusing for non-Americans. I just like the history aspect (the people on the bills) and the various symbols used. For instance, I am obsessed with the fact that there are spiders on the $5 dollar bill because it is so random.