anyrose
42305
Signs you are talking to a clueless “Ugly American” tourist while abroad
- Tourist talks LOUDER and SLOWER but still in English
- Graffiti on historic landmarks
- ‘Make America Great Again’ cap
- Complains a lot about how things aren’t the same as back home
Sampiro
42306
Signs you are talking to a clueless “Ugly American” tourist while abroad
- Tourist talks LOUDER and SLOWER but still in English
- Graffiti on historic landmarks
- ‘Make America Great Again’ cap
- Complains a lot about how things aren’t the same as back home
- Asks “Where can you get real food?”
jtur88
42307
Signs you are talking to a clueless “Ugly American” tourist while abroad
- Tourist talks LOUDER and SLOWER but still in English
- Graffiti on historic landmarks
- ‘Make America Great Again’ cap
- Complains a lot about how things aren’t the same as back home
- Asks “Where can you get real food?”
- “Do you have any non-dairy creamer?”
A hilarious line from the South Park kids being welcomed by their Chinese Olympic host making fun of Americans.
Sampiro
42308
Signs you are talking to a clueless “Ugly American” tourist while abroad
- Tourist talks LOUDER and SLOWER but still in English
- Graffiti on historic landmarks
- ‘Make America Great Again’ cap
- Complains a lot about how things aren’t the same as back home
- Asks “Where can you get real food?”
- “Do you have any non-dairy creamer?”
- Introduces himself as Kirk Cameron
gkster
42309
Signs you are talking to a clueless “Ugly American” tourist while abroad
- Tourist talks LOUDER and SLOWER but still in English
- Graffiti on historic landmarks
- ‘Make America Great Again’ cap
- Complains a lot about how things aren’t the same as back home
- Asks “Where can you get real food?”
- “Do you have any non-dairy creamer?”
- Introduces himself as Kirk Cameron
- Loudly laughs at local food / place name / given name / language that supposedly looks or sounds “funny”
Iggy
42310
Signs you are talking to a clueless “Ugly American” tourist while abroad
- Tourist talks LOUDER and SLOWER but still in English
- Graffiti on historic landmarks
- ‘Make America Great Again’ cap
- Complains a lot about how things aren’t the same as back home
- Asks “Where can you get real food?”
- “Do you have any non-dairy creamer?”
- Introduces himself as Kirk Cameron
- Loudly laughs at local food / place name / given name / language that supposedly looks or sounds “funny”
- Derides local currency as Monopoly money.
Signs you are talking to a clueless “Ugly American” tourist while abroad
- Tourist talks LOUDER and SLOWER but still in English
- Graffiti on historic landmarks
- ‘Make America Great Again’ cap
- Complains a lot about how things aren’t the same as back home
- Asks “Where can you get real food?”
- “Do you have any non-dairy creamer?”
- Introduces himself as Kirk Cameron
- Loudly laughs at local food / place name / given name / language that supposedly looks or sounds “funny”
- Derides local currency as Monopoly money.
- Openly scoffs at local customs
Iggy
42312
Signs you are talking to a clueless “Ugly American” tourist while abroad
- Tourist talks LOUDER and SLOWER but still in English
- Graffiti on historic landmarks
- ‘Make America Great Again’ cap
- Complains a lot about how things aren’t the same as back home
- Asks “Where can you get real food?”
- “Do you have any non-dairy creamer?”
- Introduces himself as Kirk Cameron
- Loudly laughs at local food / place name / given name / language that supposedly looks or sounds “funny”
- Derides local currency as Monopoly money.
- Openly scoffs at local customs
- Complains about traffic driving on the wrong side of the road in stay-left countries
jtur88
42313
Signs you are talking to a clueless “Ugly American” tourist while abroad
- Tourist talks LOUDER and SLOWER but still in English
- Graffiti on historic landmarks
- ‘Make America Great Again’ cap
- Complains a lot about how things aren’t the same as back home
- Asks “Where can you get real food?”
- “Do you have any non-dairy creamer?”
- Introduces himself as Kirk Cameron
- Loudly laughs at local food / place name / given name / language that supposedly looks or sounds “funny”
- Derides local currency as Monopoly money.
- Openly scoffs at local customs
- Complains about traffic driving on the wrong side of the road in stay-left countries
- Sews a Canadian flag on his backpack, so people won’t know he’s American.
gkster
42314
]Signs you are talking to a clueless “Ugly American” tourist while abroad
- Tourist talks LOUDER and SLOWER but still in English
- Graffiti on historic landmarks
- ‘Make America Great Again’ cap
- Complains a lot about how things aren’t the same as back home
- Asks “Where can you get real food?”
- “Do you have any non-dairy creamer?”
- Introduces himself as Kirk Cameron
- Loudly laughs at local food / place name / given name / language that supposedly looks or sounds “funny”
- Derides local currency as Monopoly money.
- Openly scoffs at local customs
- Complains about traffic driving on the wrong side of the road in stay-left countries
- Sews a Canadian flag on his backpack, so people won’t know he’s American.
- Proud of getting loudly and obnoxiously drunk.
New category
Classic authors / works that have been made into film
- Charlotte Bronte / Jane Eyre
New category
Classic authors / works that have been made into film
- Charlotte Bronte / Jane Eyre
- Alexandre Dumas / The Three Musketeers
anyrose
42316
Classic authors / works that have been made into film
- Charlotte Bronte / Jane Eyre
- Alexandre Dumas / The Three Musketeers
- William Shakespeare / Much Ado About Nothing (several times)
Classic authors / works that have been made into film
- Charlotte Bronte / Jane Eyre
- Alexandre Dumas / The Three Musketeers
- William Shakespeare / Much Ado About Nothing (several times)
- Bram Stoker / Dracula
Classic authors / works that have been made into film
- Charlotte Bronte / Jane Eyre
- Alexandre Dumas / The Three Musketeers
- William Shakespeare / Much Ado About Nothing (several times)
- Bram Stoker / Dracula
- Laurence Sterne / Tristram Shandy
jtur88
42319
Classic authors / works that have been made into film
- Charlotte Bronte / Jane Eyre
- Alexandre Dumas / The Three Musketeers
- William Shakespeare / Much Ado About Nothing (several times)
- Bram Stoker / Dracula
- Laurence Sterne / Tristram Shandy
- James Fennimore Cooper / Last of the Mohicans
It’s harder to think of a classic that has NOT been.
Classic authors / works that have been made into film
- Charlotte Bronte / Jane Eyre
- Alexandre Dumas / The Three Musketeers
- William Shakespeare / Much Ado About Nothing (several times)
- Bram Stoker / Dracula
- Laurence Sterne / Tristram Shandy
- James Fennimore Cooper / Last of the Mohicans
- Jane Austen/Pride and Prejudice
Iggy
42321
Classic authors / works that have been made into film
- Charlotte Bronte / Jane Eyre
- Alexandre Dumas / The Three Musketeers
- William Shakespeare / Much Ado About Nothing (several times)
- Bram Stoker / Dracula
- Laurence Sterne / Tristram Shandy
- James Fennimore Cooper / Last of the Mohicans
- Jane Austen/Pride and Prejudice
- Leo Tolstoy / War and Peace
Classic authors / works that have been made into film
- Charlotte Bronte / Jane Eyre
- Alexandre Dumas / The Three Musketeers
- William Shakespeare / Much Ado About Nothing (several times)
- Bram Stoker / Dracula
- Laurence Sterne / Tristram Shandy
- James Fennimore Cooper / Last of the Mohicans
- Jane Austen/Pride and Prejudice
- Leo Tolstoy / War and Peace
- Henry Fielding / Tom Jones
gkster
42323
Classic authors / works that have been made into film
- Charlotte Bronte / Jane Eyre
- Alexandre Dumas / The Three Musketeers
- William Shakespeare / Much Ado About Nothing (several times)
- Bram Stoker / Dracula
- Laurence Sterne / Tristram Shandy
- James Fennimore Cooper / Last of the Mohicans
- Jane Austen/Pride and Prejudice
- Leo Tolstoy / War and Peace
- Henry Fielding / Tom Jones
- Emily Bronte / Wuthering Heights
Sampiro
42324
Classic authors / works that have been made into film
- Charlotte Bronte / Jane Eyre
- Alexandre Dumas / The Three Musketeers
- William Shakespeare / Much Ado About Nothing (several times)
- Bram Stoker / Dracula
- Laurence Sterne / Tristram Shandy
- James Fennimore Cooper / Last of the Mohicans
- Jane Austen/Pride and Prejudice
- Leo Tolstoy / War and Peace
- Henry Fielding / Tom Jones
- Emily Bronte / Wuthering Heights
- Charles Dickens/ Oliver Twist (many times)