Please stop shouting 😭

by Electrical-Ticket-65

32 comments
  1. Eh, as long as this reduce my electricity’s bill, I’m in.

  2. Wow, I can’t believe it! What’s next, turning the sunflower seed shells the Spaniards spit out on the ground into nuclear fuel?

  3. It’s how we win arguments. The loudest, the winner. That’s why other Europeans are always losing discussions against us.

  4. “A Quiet Place is a 2018 American post-apocalyptic horror film directed by John Krasinski.The movie tells the story of a mother (Emily Blunt) and father (Krasinski) who struggle to survive and raise their children (Millicent Simmonds and Noah Jupe) in a post-apocalyptic world inhabited by blind extraterrestrial creatures with an acute sense of hearing.”

    Obviously, in this movie, Spain is the very first country to be obliterated.

  5. Just install a couple of those in the international dorms here in Copenhagen and all of Scandinavia will have unlimited power.

  6. The London Underground would run at the speed of light if they can harness that

  7. Spanish people in general are really loud where ever they go, like have some consideration for others

  8. 🇵🇹🇮🇹🇬🇷🇪🇦

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  9. Add Americans to the mix and you can power a whole city with it

  10. Geneva, 1966. My dad and a small group of Spanish engineers go to Swtizerlreich for some kind of convention. Go to restaurant . One of them realizes they are all alone a few minutes later. SSPolice comes in and takes them to GestapoStation. Two hours to convince them they were not at their throats but just talking about football. Lesson learned.

  11. I always noticed this, why are the Pedro’s so loud? Especially their women.

  12. You clearly haven’t heard Jan ~~talk~~ shriek after drinking one or two Heineken

  13. Completely accurate. You are welcome 😘

    Edit: You can call me Anthornio

  14. OI PEDRO!!!

    OONO MASS OF DOS BIERROS!

    IMMEDIATELYO

    COMPRENDAY?

    GRASSY ARSE

  15. You’re saying we could power the world with a Latin American on public transport?

  16. That’s a thing I noticed too while on my vacation to Berlin. We shout like mofos, and that’s how I was able to recognize other Spanish tourists.

    I *almost* felt embarrassed, but then I just shouted harder to assert dominance.

  17. Is this why the spanish love their siesta? To compensate for the shouting?

  18. It’s our plan for unlimited power and world domination, right after siesta of course

  19. Go to restaurant abroad. Then, few tables across, sit some fellow Spaniards. Lunch ruined.

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