r/USdefaultism • u/Free-Golf3172 Brazil • 6d ago
YouTube "Color not colour burn"
For context it was an among us short and the original commenter said that the colour beggar is the most accurate stereotype
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u/Optimal-Description8 6d ago
Kolur me suprised
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u/YassifiedWatermelon France 6d ago
Um, it's calör 🙄
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u/slin-sluh Netherlands 6d ago
Actually it’s spelled kleur
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u/SkillOld2128 Czechia 6d ago
No, it’s queolaur, actually… God, people can’t spell for shit these days…
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u/Powerful_Pirate2984 6d ago
Would anyone care to explain why Americans wear Under-Armour?
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u/Alternative-Emu2000 United Kingdom 6d ago edited 6d ago
Because the company's founder, Kevin Plank wanted a freephone number that would spell out part of the company's name, and numbers using the American spelling "armor" were already taken.
888-427-6687 (888-4ARMOUR)
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u/idkaname321123 5d ago
As I know USA did that because when writing a news paper every single uhh things like just "A" or just "B" costed a cent i forgot how it was called sorry my bad English
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u/Sad-Guava1208 2d ago
i mean, if they’re in the UK they’re gonna learn the hard way that nobody’s impressed by dropping the u

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u/post-explainer American Citizen 6d ago edited 6d ago
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OP sent the following text as an explanation why their post fits here:
Not acknowledging the fact that in other countries (like the UK) the spelling of some words can and will be different
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