Ring a bell, Italians?

by Martinhaland

32 comments
  1. Mayonnaise on sandwiches? I thought we had a bad reputation with eating too much mayonnaise with everything but who the hell puts it on a sandwich?

  2. Imagine the audacity of asking giovanii about american geography

  3. Dude, i know more about italians than italians, because i live in the US

  4. If its ham cheese or chicken it needs mayo, no mayo on salami or other cold cuts, if you put mayo on cured meat you are the antichrist.

  5. Are those Staten Island Italians in the room with us right now?

  6. He’s an American. Of course he knows more about other cultures than those cultures know about themselves.

  7. I wish we could do a game show. 6 random europeans just whoever doesn’t matter. best if none of the 6 are from the same country as each other but who cares, even better if none of the 6 are also not from the country in question.

    then you grab 6 yanks who claim some european country, let’s say italy.

    so you have 6 italian claiming yanks and 6 random euros.

    and then you ask questions. and see who wins “is rome the capital of europe”, “how do you pronounce Capocollo” and many more questions like that.

    edit: game master should be a very stereotypical person. like the most italian man we can find, and then when it’s germany we’ll send the most swabian man we can find. or the opposite like a slesvig danish lady for germany, or a south tyrol woman for italy.

  8. “I’m-a Jiowanni Jiuseppi from New Jersey, Italy 🤌🤌🤌, we don’t-a putt de mayo in de sandwich becuss we’re italiaan 🤌🤌🤌”

  9. You have to get used that words don’t mean the same in the US of A.
    “Italians” are those people from Staten island, they don’t give a fuck about you using the word for people living in Italy or whatever.
    “Spanish” are the people who speak Spanish.
    America is not a continent, as there are two separate continents named The Americas.
    Latin are people from those countries, and the original Latins from Europe don’t matter.
    Etc, etc.

    And by the way, this is going to be the standart and reality for all of us in the near future cause we are weak pieces of shit that accept everything.

    So greetings, my dear Spaniards and Italiards from Europe and happy thanksgiving.

  10. Ameritards trying not to cultureplain (yanksplain) other people’s cultures based on absolutely no reliable source challenge (impossible)

  11. ![gif](giphy|xUOxeZWKz8sD7SphGo)

    Sure I know em I watched all of it on MTV

  12. I’ve seen Italian Americans unironically claim that they’re more Italian than Italians

  13. Love how the “we do” heavily implies someone born and raised in Italy, yet that Américonnard has the audacity of saying Staten Island is authentic Italia

  14. once i saw a video of an italo-american guy talking about the superiority of “italian sandwiches”. he used words like *farina* to prove his point, cringe af

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