They must've also been the one to suggest the segment on Psychics. To throw off the scent...

They were a genuine pair of Adidas trainers that you can buy.

All of the insults directed at that guy made me giggle, but it was really that one that made me laugh so hard my neighbors are probably worried.

Thank you for that info. What a sad decision. 😢

I had to fight the urge to click the "Dislike" button because I dislike the news so much.

It was really telling that the governor listed the police first in who he thought the death penalty protected.

Im now depressed by this, i wish we could stop doing something so horrible

The trouble is with Nebraska voters, who elect idiot legislators; and who vote for stupid referenda.

It would be our pleasure! 🇳🇱 In the Netherlands they actually teach world history, and they don't skip the second world war and the rise of Adolf.

@@TinkerTaylor-zv1ml here they just show us those pictures of the shoe and glasses piles and then talk about Pearl Harbor and then maybe 15 minutes on D Day if your teacher is cool

​@@outmywritemind1739 Where is that?

Not a lot about the treatment of the Palestinians or all the sh*t the west created in the middle east in general!

Kinda loved him since I saw Wayne's World Two as a kid lol. Confused, but great vibes. Rip fun confetti dude.

Yeah exactly. If you wanted to investigate the NHL for corruption you wouldn't ask Canada, Minnesota, or Boston to do it because we're too close to it. We love our Hockey! You get New Mexico to do it, because who in New Mexico gives a single shit about winter sports?

6:66 The bigger the bank💳 is involved in money laundering the more they can get away with🕯... #TDBank😔 just not happened to be one of them clearly... 🌎💘💰

I think I heard of it, although I never watched it. It's definitely a real thing.

Even Thailand continuing to use Hitler imagery for their businesses and advertising?

Spain only has two firefighters. José and hose b.

“obviously”

They study words from many origins.

its a pointless contest, so very american

Presumably because there was no equivalent word for the phenomenon in English, and then someone wrote an English-language text where they borrowed that word because there was no other word to describe the thing they meant, thus giving it legitimacy as an English word. Just like how every single other loanword in English got there. Like, why do Americans know how to spell "smorgasbord" or "ombudsman", or what those words mean? Because the closest equivalent English words (buffet and proxy) didn't have the same nuance as the Swedish terms, so someone borrowed those terms into an English-language text at some point, and because English dictionaries tend towards descriptivism (i.e. documenting how the language actually is used) rather than prescriptivism (telling people they're doing their own language wrong, like L'Académie Française), once a word has been used a certain number of times, it goes in the dictionary.

I'm not sure if this is sarcasm or not, so now I'm just gonna wonder why the hell anyone would call football (soccer) anything but football when you use your feet to play the game involving a ball, and in which the rules have limitations of when you can use your hands. It's descriptive, like floorball, basketball, or handball.

@@danderedere As an American I'm not required to use logic.

@@anthonymeade7345 Very true.

I'm surprised Iran wasn't on that list either, considering it's common knowledge that Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis have been backed and funded by the Ayatollah for decades.

Sam Little, Gary Ridgway, Kermit Gosnell, John Gacy, Ted Bundy...do you think countries are banned for singular shiddy people? Because if that's the case the USA should be banned from the USA, they have more confirmed kills than Saudi Arabia.