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I love how all except two immediately guess Washington. I cant blame y'all though, if I didnt live in the US, I'd guess Washington or Lincoln XD

Why is Danish so f**king weird?

Poland-kaliningrad wrote:

I love how all except two immediately guess Washington. I cant blame y'all though, if I didnt live in the US, I'd guess Washington or Lincoln XD

Didn’t George get born in Virginia?

Alienage wrote:

> Nuclear energy
> Capitialism vs Socialism
> Football and Sports
> Insults

Nuclear energy is the best form of energy regardless if either capitalism or socialism uses it
I think a way for us to fund nuclear energy would be to host football tournaments to gather enough money you twat

Laver Island wrote:

Nuclear energy is the best form of energy regardless if either capitalism or socialism uses it
I think a way for us to fund nuclear energy would be to host football tournaments to gather enough money you twat

Is that you Utop?

Libertandonien wrote:

Didn’t George get born in Virginia?

He was born in the Thirteen Colonies, not the independent US

Outer Sparta wrote:

Is that you Utop?

Yes

Magiclandia wrote:

Martin Van Buren

Alienage wrote:

Martin Van Buren

Correct!

Yes, the Constitution requires the U.S. president be a natural-born citizen, but the first seven presidents were born before the United States gained independence, meaning they were British subjects. Martin Van Buren, the eighth president, was born in New York in 1782. This is the U.S. trivia that your teacher never taught you in school.

The Champions League wrote:

He was born in the Thirteen Colonies, not the independent US

Serbia-macedonia wrote:

Correct!

Yes, the Constitution requires the U.S. president be a natural-born citizen, but the first seven presidents were born before the United States gained independence, meaning they were British subjects. Martin Van Buren, the eighth president, was born in New York in 1782. This is the U.S. trivia that your teacher never taught you in school.

Ah!
That makes sense

Alienage wrote:

We had that in our escuela last year :)

You guys are lucky

Serbia-macedonia wrote:

Correct!

Yes, the Constitution requires the U.S. president be a natural-born citizen, but the first seven presidents were born before the United States gained independence, meaning they were British subjects. Martin Van Buren, the eighth president, was born in New York in 1782. This is the U.S. trivia that your teacher never taught you in school.

Technically speaking all Brits born before the US was established who lived in what became the US were automatically US citizens.

🤔

Alienage wrote:

Jajajaja ¿porque?

Porque a nosotros no nos enseñan nada de eso

Alienage wrote:

¿en los Estados Unidos? .... mierda

Exactamente :(

Alienage wrote:

https://youtu.be/Tuc-Rpu802U

Voy a la playa y ya subió la marea......

When you accidentally assassinate Archduke Franz Ferdinand 😂 👌

Spudguy wrote:

Technically speaking all Brits born before the US was established who lived in what became the US were automatically US citizens.

Don't ask me, ask wikipedia.