Europe according to USA:


Europe according to France:


Europe according to Germany:


Europe according to Italy:


Europe according to UK:


Europe according to gay men:

oh dear lawd that's funny!!

I keep forgetting not to have food or drink when I come to this site. I nearly died choking on my juice laughing at all of these.

LadyLuvSexxy said:

I keep forgetting not to have food or drink when I come to this site. I nearly died choking on my juice laughing at all of these.

right?!?!?? I have to keep a bar mop at my desk because I've on the monitor once too many times...

RenHoek said:

LadyLuvSexxy said:

I keep forgetting not to have food or drink when I come to this site. I nearly died choking on my juice laughing at all of these.

right?!?!?? I have to keep a bar mop at my desk because I've on the monitor once too many times...

you need this:

ZombieKitten said:

RenHoek said:

right?!?!?? I have to keep a bar mop at my desk because I've on the monitor once too many times...

you need this:

well... that's what the "other" PC looks like...

Thats not how an english would stereotype europe....Must'a been made by a yank!

But what does 'mummy' mean? (America thinks of UK)

Lisa10 said:

But what does 'mummy' mean? (America thinks of UK)

You're right, it should be "mommy" if it had really been made by an American. I don't think the Americans view the UK as a dead Egyptian, lol.

The "Europe according to the UK" one is pretty funny because I think it's shockingly often true that Brits don't view themselves as Europeans even though they're part of the union and have just as many ties to the other European countries as the rest do. Just because you're on an island doesn't make you "special", guys...

Germany's view of Russia as a "gas vault" and the Italians view of the same as "Gazprom" is quite true I think. Most Americans probably don't know what a powerful weapon those gas taps are for Russia against the rest of Europe.

Gay people's view of Italians as "straight homos" is hilarious, lol.

retina said:

Lisa10 said:

But what does 'mummy' mean? (America thinks of UK)

You're right, it should be "mommy" if it had really been made by an American. I don't think the Americans view the UK as a dead Egyptian, lol.

The "Europe according to the UK" one is pretty funny because I think it's shockingly often true that Brits don't view themselves as Europeans even though they're part of the union and have just as many ties to the other European countries as the rest do. Just because you're on an island doesn't make you "special", guys...

Germany's view of Russia as a "gas vault" and the Italians view of the same as "Gazprom" is quite true I think. Most Americans probably don't know what a powerful weapon those gas taps are for Russia against the rest of Europe.

Gay people's view of Italians as "straight homos" is hilarious, lol.

Hey! That's what I get called every day!!!

retina said:

Lisa10 said:

But what does 'mummy' mean? (America thinks of UK)

You're right, it should be "mommy" if it had really been made by an American. I don't think the Americans view the UK as a dead Egyptian, lol.

The "Europe according to the UK" one is pretty funny because I think it's shockingly often true that Brits don't view themselves as Europeans even though they're part of the union and have just as many ties to the other European countries as the rest do. Just because you're on an island doesn't make you "special", guys...

Germany's view of Russia as a "gas vault" and the Italians view of the same as "Gazprom" is quite true I think. Most Americans probably don't know what a powerful weapon those gas taps are for Russia against the rest of Europe.

Gay people's view of Italians as "straight homos" is hilarious, lol.

Actually, there are many places on the east coast of the United States where people say "mummy" instead of "mom," "mommy," or "mother."

Genesia said:

retina said:

You're right, it should be "mommy" if it had really been made by an American. I don't think the Americans view the UK as a dead Egyptian, lol.

The "Europe according to the UK" one is pretty funny because I think it's shockingly often true that Brits don't view themselves as Europeans even though they're part of the union and have just as many ties to the other European countries as the rest do. Just because you're on an island doesn't make you "special", guys...

Germany's view of Russia as a "gas vault" and the Italians view of the same as "Gazprom" is quite true I think. Most Americans probably don't know what a powerful weapon those gas taps are for Russia against the rest of Europe.

Gay people's view of Italians as "straight homos" is hilarious, lol.

Actually, there are many places on the east coast of the United States where people say "mummy" instead of "mom," "mommy," or "mother."

For some reason that made me giggle.

pronounced the same?

[Edited 9/23/10 8:52am]

HA

I'm interested to see the mapping stereotypes of the rest of the world.

Genesia said:

retina said:

You're right, it should be "mommy" if it had really been made by an American. I don't think the Americans view the UK as a dead Egyptian, lol.

The "Europe according to the UK" one is pretty funny because I think it's shockingly often true that Brits don't view themselves as Europeans even though they're part of the union and have just as many ties to the other European countries as the rest do. Just because you're on an island doesn't make you "special", guys...

Germany's view of Russia as a "gas vault" and the Italians view of the same as "Gazprom" is quite true I think. Most Americans probably don't know what a powerful weapon those gas taps are for Russia against the rest of Europe.

Gay people's view of Italians as "straight homos" is hilarious, lol.

Actually, there are many places on the east coast of the United States where people say "mummy" instead of "mom," "mommy," or "mother."

I said mummy until I was about 6. Maybe it's because I lived in New England.

FauxReal said:

Genesia said:

Actually, there are many places on the east coast of the United States where people say "mummy" instead of "mom," "mommy," or "mother."

I said mummy until I was about 6. Maybe it's because I lived in New England.

I was watching a 9/11 doco the other night and a few of them called their MUMS from the towers

CHIC0 said:

Skirts?!?

Rascals.

That was great!

Soooo funny!!

SPAIN:

mexico

flamenco dancers

cheap hotels here

italian dialects

suncreen required

bears

that is so true though. i've had this conversation more times than i can remember.

"so you're Spanish."

"Yes"

"from Mexico?"

"No. Spain."

"oh..well same thing."

Nice...........

I love the first one.

CHIC0 said:

Where did you find that map? And HOW did you find it? Did you google "stereotypes"?

These are great.