Why do americunts babble out "DEER ALE ESS ARRHH"

Diesel argh!

>not calling it a rooty tooty point and shooty like a civilized gent

get out

You mean a Spiegelreflex?

You mean yksisilmäinen digitaalipeilikamera?

>2017
>still have to specify it's digital.
>still have to specify it's not a twin lens.

Also:
>still have to specify TV's are flat.
>still have to specify phones are "smart"

DSLR sounds like some type of new ballistic missile from the DPRK.

Dong Typ IV, Super Long Range.

>>3142521
>Dillsir
but it's not a digital lens single reflex camera

As an Australian, I only every hear it called a camera or a chazwazza. Maybe 10 years ago when digital was new people might have said finical camera/chazwazza

>>3142556
>still have to specify phones are "smart"
Why do people do this? Even on here and /g/, I see Threads about 'smartphones'.
Got me thinking there are people in the US with Motorola Razors in their pocket still.

>>3142557
I like it.

>>3142521
"Reflex camera"

>>3142573

>Got me thinking there are people in the US with Motorola Razors in their pocket still.

There are. There's still people with burner-like prepaid phones

The same reason they call Nikon "NAIKON"

They're just special

>>3142568
What language do Australians speak?

Surely that should be "Dissler" not "Dillser"

>>3142903
English but with more vowels and swearing. There's also a lot more implied

For example, in english you would say "hey, come on now, that's not cool"

Whereas in Australian you would say "oooiiiiyyyy nahhhhhh, hey?"

>>3142914
Yeah, nah he's got it on the noggin

>>3142521
>not calling it a clickity clackity autism snappity