EPTScarlett and ToD interviews at MLG Anaheim - Page 2
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Xinzoe
Korea (South)2373 Posts
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MagnuMizer
Denmark384 Posts
 Keep those comin! | ||
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sharkie
Austria18409 Posts
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xtorn
4060 Posts
On June 22 2014 22:14 Xinzoe wrote: MMA understands mosquitoes i laughed so hard at that. | ||
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uzi88
United States8 Posts
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derc
France126 Posts
"we didn't asked anyone" "hot_bid ! bug !" haha Great interviews, thx for these. ToD is right, almost no french can speak english fluently, he might be in top 0,1 % ! | ||
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aXa
France748 Posts
On June 22 2014 21:43 ClueClueClue wrote: Pretty close tho; they're just a Belgium apart from one another. I don't think many Europeans could say which states border to, e g, Oklahoma either, so the ignorance goes both ways... Well, except that Oklahoma is not a country but a state, which would be an equivalent to a region in Europe. It's an unfair fight for those poor americans. European geography is pretty tough though, especially in the East. | ||
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ahswtini
Northern Ireland22208 Posts
15 minutes left on the video | ||
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intense555
United States474 Posts
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a_flayer
Netherlands2826 Posts
On June 23 2014 12:27 aXa wrote: Well, except that Oklahoma is not a country but a state, which would be an equivalent to a region in Europe. It's an unfair fight for those poor americans. European geography is pretty tough though, especially in the East. I dunno, I always considered European 'countries' to also be 'states'. They are just not united. And then the name 'United States of America' where they also have independant laws per state makes a lot more sense. It's easy to make fun of Americans for not knowing European countries, but honestly I'd be hard pressed to name even 40 states within a reasonable span of time without looking on the internet. | ||
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fLyiNgDroNe
Belgium4009 Posts
On June 25 2014 20:06 a_flayer wrote: I dunno, I always considered European 'countries' to also be 'states'. They are just not united. And then the name 'United States of America' where they also have independant laws per state makes a lot more sense. It's easy to make fun of Americans for not knowing European countries, but honestly I'd be hard pressed to name even 40 states within a reasonable span of time without looking on the internet. Apologies for derailing the main topic a little further, but i agree with that. I live in Belgium now and it took me quite a lot of traveling across Europe to learn all the countries and boundaries and locations (even though i already had in advance basic understanding). Now since i also traveled quite a bit in US i think its a very similar comparison to European countries. In terms of geography skills of course. Hot_Bid is amazingly entertaining interviewer! | ||
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