Spoiler alert for anybody who hasn't watched Logan. You've been warned.
Alright, so I just got done watching the movie and was browsing /tv/. One thing you've got to remember is that the X23 character is a Mexican and speaks spanish and heavily accented english. At the end of the movie she's hugging Logan and says "Daddy", in english. Someone on /tv/ proposed that this was because "Papi", the spanish equivalent, sounds too sexual and like she's flirting or something. It occurred to me that 'daddy' can also be a sexual kind of word in english and gets said sometimes during sex/flirting. This is a question for anybody who's native language isn't english or spanish, is your language's word for 'daddy' a sexual word in certain contexts?
>>72394343
>One thing you've got to remember is that the X23 character is a Mexican
What the fuck have you done this time Hollywood
Final bump.
>>72394343
Yes. It's a term college and highschool bitches use often for an older guy with money.
http://mentalfloss.com/article/54461/4-russian-travel-tips-visiting-america
>ON GIVING GIFTS TO AMERICANS
>Don’t worry about gifts. It’s not a big deal to Americans and can even make them feel bad. If you do gift, go really Russian, they love that. Also did you know bribery is illegal in America? Be careful of that.
>ON TALKING TO AMERICAN WOMEN
>Welcome and introductions: men and women tend to shake hands. Mutual kissing and kissing ladies' hands is not accepted. Also, women play a greater role in business. Often they insist to be treated exactly as an equal and not as a lady. In this regard, it is not acceptable to be excessively gallant, and you should avoid personal questions (do not find out whether she is married).
>ON SOCIALIZING WITH AMERICANS
>Americans are delicate buttercups by Russian standards, so be gentle. They get all touchy when you show up at their house uninvited and get their feelings hurt just because you hang up on them when you’re done talking. They also do this thing with their legs that is so annoying. Bring them a badminton racket, they go crazy for those. Oh! And when they say, “See you later,” they’re totally lying. And whatever you do, don’t mention the magnetic storm.
>You may be invited to a picnic –if you’ve known each other for several years and are social outside the office. As a rule, the invitation will be only on a weekend, and you don’t have to prepare for something extravagant. Everything is the same as ours, only with far less booze.
>ON AMERICAN OPTIMISM
>These people do not stop smiling. Also, they don’t want to hear your problems because it interrupts their smiling. “Surviving” makes you a hero over there. Here it just means you were unlucky, but not unlucky enough to have died.
>>72394328
http://mentalfloss.com/article/55306/11-french-travel-tips-visiting-america
>BE FRIENDLY TO NOSY STRANGERS.
>Be prepared for an onslaught of friendliness. You may be approached by a stranger on the street asking you where you got your coat. Passersby greet each other cheerfully in the street.
>THEY FEEL NO HUMILIATION ABOUT THEIR EATING HABITS, EVEN WHEN ASKING FOR A "DOGGY BAG."
>The portions are often gargantuan in the United States (but you already knew that). Americans are not embarrassed to ask for a "doggy bag" to take home. They'll even take home the rest of the tortillas appetizer.
>YOU CAN NOT ABANDON UGLY CHILDREN. IN FACT YOU MUST PRAISE THEM.
>Want to drop off your pants at the cleaners, leave an item with the hotel receptionist or pop into the supermarket while the kids do their homework? Know that leaving children alone, whether at the home, in the car, or the hotel is frowned upon, even prohibited.
>EVERYTHING IS SO DAMN INSPIRING.
>"Inspiring" became a word I heard every day: everything must be "inspiring" and push transcendence. We go to the movies, there is a choice between the biopic Lincoln, the Avengers or Misérables, each so inspiring in their own way. The books are inspiring, everyday people are inspiring (such as all the people with children and a job at the same time, teachers, etc...). I confess that I have a little trouble with this cult of everyday heroes.
>CUT IN LINE AND AN AMERICAN WILL CUT YOU.
>The film will start in 3 minutes and there are still 15 people in front of you, including a family of six children who are unable to decide anything. You would be tempted to quietly scrape forward a few places so as to be sure you get your popcorn and miss nothing of the film. Never! In the United States, small barriers often mark out the entries, lines on the ground indicate where to stop and there is no “He who goes hunting loses his place" mentality there.
>>72394335
http://mentalfloss.com/article/55140/10-japanese-travel-tips-visiting-america
>THERE IS A THING CALLED “DINNER PLATES.” AND WHAT GOES ON THEM IS A MIGHTY DISAPPOINTMENT.
>American food is flat to the taste, indifferent in the subtle difference of taste. There is no such thing there as a little “secret ingredient.” Sugar, salt, pepper, oils, and routine spices are used for family meals. There is no such thing as purely U.S. cuisine, except the hamburger
>BEWARE ROUGH AREAS WHERE THE CLOTHES DEMAND ATTENTION
>In Japan, hip hop clothes are considered stylish. But in the United States, it is wise to avoid them, as you might be mistaken for a member of a street gang.
>BUT YOU’LL BE PLEASANTLY SURPRISED BY AMERICAN TRAFFIC PATTERNS.
>Manners with cars in America are really damn good. Japanese people should be embarrassed when they look at how good car manners are in America.
>NOBODY IS IMPRESSED BY HOW MUCH YOU CAN DRINK. IN FACT, SHAME ON YOU.
>Rather, if you drink a lot, there is a sense that you cannot manage yourself. There is something close to contempt toward someone who must drink a lot to be drunk. To drink alcohol habitually is to have alcoholism. Alcoholics are weak people mentally, to be one means you have spanned the label of social outcasts that can’t self-manage. Non-smokers are more important than smokers in the US. Smokers capture the concept that they are not able to control themselves, and are the owners of weak character.
>BUT DARN IT ALL, THEY’RE SO WEIRDLY OPTIMISTIC YOU JUST CAN’T STAY IRRITATED AT THEM.
>In America, you can make mistakes, fail, and it doesn’t matter. It is a fundamental feeling that to sometimes be incorrect is natural. In addition, rather than thinking about mistakes and failures, American’s have curiosity and say, "Let’s try anyway!"
>>72394357
>Manners with cars in America are really damn good. Japanese people should be embarrassed when they look at how good car manners are in America.
How fucked up is Japanese traffic?
Why can't Aussies and Canucks just get along?
They're stuck in an eternal duel for shitposting supremacy
I'd rather not sully my pristine reputation by associating with drongos.
The two super powers of shitposting, locked in cold war.
What do you call Kangaroos in your language?
Kangaroos
Känguru
Canguro
[ kaŋ 'gu ro ]
>Ayyy papi quee riiicccooo
What do latinas mean by this when getting fucked?
it literally means ur mum
it means "oh so tasty daddy"
brown people are fucking subhumans.
>>72393959
give me the name famm
Is this how an Australian reacts when you take his Fosters?
Fosters is crap and for Americans
>>72393865
I don't think so
You already made this thread earlier today
emily
first for emily
Shitthy thread.
>>72393790
who is this semen demon?
Heritage edition
i1a2a reporting
R1b-u106 present
3cond for emily
>early morning brain fog
>post-breakfast brain fog
>mid day brain fog
>afternoon "oh my god it's sunny outside and i need to savour my free time and youth by going outside" existential crisis
>early evening going to the gym
>mid evening realisation that if i wasn't a loser I'd be socialising right now so even thinking about learning puts me above 99 % of the population
>early night rememberance of an article about bill gates working 36 hours in a row in college so i should easily be able to do a full days work from 10 pm to 3 am
>midnight brain fog
>late night false hope for the next day while browsing 4chan in bed
Maybe you have autism
>>72393756
Wouldn't autism mean I could focus on one task better?
You need to stop using the computer so much
Everyone else your age is going out with their friends, doing things, studying and working on their career
And all you do is post turtles on reddit
Why don't you leave the house and go for a walk at a nearby park?
Why don't you make a dating profile online and start trying to talk to girls?
Why don't you apply to jobs and get some work experience?
Viets are not South East Asian.
Case closed
Japanese are not human.
Case closed
>>72393669
sorry the southern is SEA while the north is not.
>what is Champa
>>72393669
I agree
Anyway zitto animale
>Americans call this a booey
Actually we call that a buoy
>australians call this a dangerous adversary
>Americans call this a "Meer"
I'm so fucking high rn
Ask me Canada related questions
>>72393490
why the fuck are you so annoying
Why don't you get a job?
Why don't you make like a tree and leaf?
I am Russian (visiting Central Europe atm) and wonder why East Asian girls love us so much. I know one guy who fucked different Japanese girl every day when he was there. Heard similar stories about Korea.
Autism
I SUMMON THE AMWF POSTER!
>>72393382
Because all Asian women love white men, and, contrary to scientific fact, Slavs are indeed white.
He дaвимo бeoгpaд
Дaвимo либeлape eдицијa
(и cтyдeнтe филoзoфcкoг)
/neder/
>>72393298
иcтpeбићe вac epдoгaн
>>72393302
>jebali se par puta
>javila mi se jednom nedugo nakon
>ne odgovorim
>nije se javljala od tada
>ne znam šta misli o meni atm dbi
najgore što je devojka 10/10 sa odećom i 9/10 bez nje, nije uopšte smarač i jako je kinki
>inb4 autist
i just learned that this guy is pureblooded german and not a turk. very shocking.
That's the average look in Germany. A Turkish taxi driver in Berlin once told me German racists complain to him about immigrants thinking he's German because he has blue eyes but then they shut up after he tells them he's Turkish.
Sometimes i wonder if anybody on here ever set foot in Germany.
>>72393182
This, everything south of Hannover isn't the stereotypical "Nordic" Germany