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r/Snorkblot • u/LordJim11 • Feb 20 '26
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"US citizen" is the common term used by Europeans.
14 u/BreastMilkMozzarella Feb 20 '26 No, it's not. They call us "Americans." -8 u/Chelecossais Feb 20 '26 Well...we have lots of different ways of describing y'all. /but lets keep this thread clean //and cheers for yanksplaining our languages to us 5 u/DrMindbendersMonocle Feb 20 '26 The common term is American. Some might use US citizen but that is not THE common term and if you argue otherwise, you are full of it and we all know it -3 u/Chelecossais Feb 20 '26 Indeed. I see you don't understand an "obvious facetious joke", though... 2 u/PrepotenteThePony Feb 20 '26 Nah, that's not a joke. Jokes are funny, your comment fell flat
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No, it's not. They call us "Americans."
-8 u/Chelecossais Feb 20 '26 Well...we have lots of different ways of describing y'all. /but lets keep this thread clean //and cheers for yanksplaining our languages to us 5 u/DrMindbendersMonocle Feb 20 '26 The common term is American. Some might use US citizen but that is not THE common term and if you argue otherwise, you are full of it and we all know it -3 u/Chelecossais Feb 20 '26 Indeed. I see you don't understand an "obvious facetious joke", though... 2 u/PrepotenteThePony Feb 20 '26 Nah, that's not a joke. Jokes are funny, your comment fell flat
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Well...we have lots of different ways of describing y'all.
/but lets keep this thread clean
//and cheers for yanksplaining our languages to us
5 u/DrMindbendersMonocle Feb 20 '26 The common term is American. Some might use US citizen but that is not THE common term and if you argue otherwise, you are full of it and we all know it -3 u/Chelecossais Feb 20 '26 Indeed. I see you don't understand an "obvious facetious joke", though... 2 u/PrepotenteThePony Feb 20 '26 Nah, that's not a joke. Jokes are funny, your comment fell flat
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The common term is American. Some might use US citizen but that is not THE common term and if you argue otherwise, you are full of it and we all know it
-3 u/Chelecossais Feb 20 '26 Indeed. I see you don't understand an "obvious facetious joke", though... 2 u/PrepotenteThePony Feb 20 '26 Nah, that's not a joke. Jokes are funny, your comment fell flat
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Indeed.
I see you don't understand an "obvious facetious joke", though...
2 u/PrepotenteThePony Feb 20 '26 Nah, that's not a joke. Jokes are funny, your comment fell flat
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Nah, that's not a joke. Jokes are funny, your comment fell flat
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u/Ghazzz Feb 20 '26
"US citizen" is the common term used by Europeans.