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@genesimmons Get ‘em, Gene. What a bunch of jealous, petty, whiny little bitches.

Timmy, i’ve paid more than $100 million in taxes. I’ve created thousands of jobs, which enabled thousands of people to feed their families. I’ve contributed millions to wounded warriors, pediatric aids and support 1400 African children. And what have you accomplished in life?

@makotopic I don’t like licorice of any kind.

せっかく自動翻訳機能がついたので本場のアメリカ人に聞いてみたいのは、「リコリス」とかいう見た目も味も食感も完全にゴムのあのお菓子、みんな子どもの頃は本当においしいと思って食べてたんだろうかということ。

Oh yea, tribal lands are sovereign land that are almost considered separate countries. They have their own government, courts, and police forces. Our laws don’t apply to them and vice versa. In fact, if a tribal member commits a crime off tribal lands but can get back to the reservation before they are arrested, then US police can’t go in after them. If the tribal council refuses to hand them over, then that’s that.

@CrispyDK @nikutaberuru Yes I knew about the Harrahs Cherokee Casino, that’s the one she’d go to. I just didn’t know they were illegal and that’s why they’re on reservations. Learn something new everyday!

アメリカ兄貴たちの国には カジノがあるけれど カジノには頻繁に行くの？

@kikomotu It’s either plain, ketchup, or cheese.

フライドポテトにケチャップマヨネーズ禁止！ ↑何をつける？

In terms of popularity or cultural impact? I would say that Dragonball Z is even greater than SpongeBob in both. I would argue that Dragonball Z opened the door for anime in the West, and as such was the bridge to Japanese cultural appreciation for all Americans who grew up in the late 90s and beyond. Without Dragonball Z, I don’t believe we would even be having this conversation right now.

アメリカのスポンジ・ボブに 対抗できる日本のアニメって何だろう？

@ethcryptoboi @roikfbuwgc254 Hence, why I asked.

@CrispyDK @roikfbuwgc254 And?? Just because it's famous in your country, that make you think it's famous everywhere else? 😂

@OlFeatherRuffle @nikutaberuru Yep, it’s true: caesars.com/harrahs-cherok…

@CrispyDK @nikutaberuru As an American I didn’t know this. No wonder my mom would always make the drive to Cherokee, NC if she wanted to go 😂

@yamanakanobody I use them when I’m eating ramen, but not much else.

なぁ、箸を使える人はどれくらいいるんだ？

@nikutaberuru @roikfbuwgc254 Apple pie is the most common.

日本人たちは アメリカのママがチェリーパイを 焼いているって信じている。 アメリカのママは チェリーパイを焼きますか？

@AiPinfu2003 Some do, but ham is what is typical for Christmas. Turkey is for Thanksgiving.

アメリカ人はクリスマスにトルコを焼くって本当？

@NCDude80 @7424h @roikfbuwgc254 You talking about the peanut factory in Henderson?

@7424h @roikfbuwgc254 @CrispyDK We definitely produce a lot of peanuts. I would have to look up how much land total but some commercial peanut butter in the US have extra ingredients which I don't think is necessary. I used to live about 20 minutes drive from the Mr. Peanut factory.

@RepMikeCollins This man is a national treasure. Thank you for doing us Southern boys proud in front of our new Japanese friends!

Let a Georgia boy teach you how it’s done.

@akevittnvg I had a grilled peanut butter and banana sandwich in Memphis when I visited Graceland (Elvis’ mansion) last year, and it was surprisingly good.

エルヴィスプレスリーが食べてそうなサンドイッチだな

@hoshizorarock I had ramen at my local shop for dinner tonight. Absolutely amazing!

アメリカ人よ ラーメンをもっと食べなさい

@Mr_Zilla1 @roikfbuwgc254 Grape is the traditional choice, but sometimes I like to use strawberry jam.

@roikfbuwgc254 You take some good ol' Skippy peanut butter, some Welch's grape jelly in a squeeze bottle (the one in the jar isn't as good), spread them each on a slice of Sunbeam white bread, and there you have a perfect peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Or a PB&J for short.

@melissajcave @Mr_Zilla1 @roikfbuwgc254

@Mr_Zilla1 @roikfbuwgc254 Why are all the Skippy people coming out of the woodwork? Skippy is hobo peanut butter. THIS is the good stuff.

@Yoro_1207 I hear you loud and clear, from North Carolina in the United States!

海外ニキって呼ぶだけで海外ニキに届くのか