[Inori]

I've been analyzing cultural contexts for my class recently, so I thought it would be fun to share the stereotypes of everyone's countries.

I'm slightly annoyed at how accurate this is, though.

[Inori]

Related, I came across this clip on the same page. Don Cherry is my spirit animal.

[zabo]

This clip from Family Guy always makes me laugh.

[Shinoa]

I'm from USA so some stereotypes include:
lot's of fat people,
lot's of burgers,
lot's of guns,
lot's of not smart people,
lot's racist people,

[Exiled]

UK:

Yellow teeth.
Crumpets.
Tea.

[MesaGFX]

Ireland:
Gingers
Drinking
Leprechauns

[Inori]

Ireland:
Gingers
Drinking
Leprechauns

I'm part Irish, can confirm.

[MesaGFX]

Ireland:
Gingers
Drinking
Leprechauns

I'm part Irish, can confirm.

Currently on holidays in the US and they think we live in the stone age :/

[Boudica]

UK:

Yellow teeth.
Crumpets.
Tea.

I'll expand based on my experiences living in the US:
- They think we all live in London, Manchester or Liverpool (they have no idea how far apart those are).
- Accent = Intelligence
- We are sophisticated
- We know all of their weird TV shows (no offence, but the US has a LOT)
- It is always raining (element of truth, but not always true)
- We are reserved (go to any British pub and be shocked by how untrue that is)

I could go on forever

[Inori]

UK:

Yellow teeth.
Crumpets.
Tea.

They think we all live in London, Manchester or Liverpool (they have no idea how far apart those are).

This is true for most of North America. I never thought I would hear the questions "What the hell is Lancaster?" or "Isn't Leeds in Ireland?", but never underestimate ignorance.