Israel is the only country that bring back alive a dead language and use it as a national language
You'd be surprised by the ammount of localized names of Lays. For example, they are called "Walkers" in UK and Ireland.Zelzatter Zero wrote:
Lay's chips used to have a localized name here, which is Poca.
They reverted the name back to Lay's now however.
Isn't this called Balut?IryN wrote:
We have a delicacy which is a duck egg that's fertilized and incubated for about 18 days. You boil it for 20-30 mins then eat it right after boiling, it looks like this
yes, I know, it looks disgusting. But trust me, it's so good!
(also idk why but the on the picture it looks pretty dry, usually when you open it up it has this soup thing inside, i think it's supposed to be the water that's inside the egg or something, im not really sure.)
Yeah, it is.Neigdoig wrote:
Isn't this called Balut?IryN wrote:
We have a delicacy which is a duck egg that's fertilized and incubated for about 18 days. You boil it for 20-30 mins then eat it right after boiling, it looks like this
yes, I know, it looks disgusting. But trust me, it's so good!
(also idk why but the on the picture it looks pretty dry, usually when you open it up it has this soup thing inside, i think it's supposed to be the water that's inside the egg or something, im not really sure.)
Bruh I always hated this how can people like it??? xdIryN wrote:
Yeah, it is.Neigdoig wrote:
[quote="IryN"]We have a delicacy which is a duck egg that's fertilized and incubated for about 18 days. You boil it for 20-30 mins then eat it right after boiling, it looks like this
yes, I know, it looks disgusting. But trust me, it's so good!
Isn't this called Balut?
It's pretty much just that, either you hate it or you love it. Do you perhaps not put salt on it while eating? If you don't then you should try eating it but you add salt to the part you're about to bite.ClovenHelm wrote:
Bruh I always hated this how can people like it??? xd
mannn..... you know, i live in the capital city >:CRematyar wrote:
Our capital city is drowning. Little by little. Predicted it'll be fully drowned in 2050
Do you know Malaysia also has the biggest roundabout?YuriiPP wrote:
I live in Malaysia and one thing special about it is that the Petronas Twin Towers used to be the tallest building in the world!
That's why your name is social distanceSocial Distance wrote:
Our nicknames are based on random stuffs. For example, Apple,Orange,Tennis,Ball,Sun,Toy,Egg,Smile and even iPhone
lol and sweet guy is insult in our language lolking hammer wrote:
fun fact about where im from: we call sugar as cheeni in our language, cheeni also means a chinese person lol
moodmqwilliamscom wrote:
We got a lot of gun violence.
shout out to my first forum post!ClevelandsMyBro wrote:
corruption
We also have an island in a lake on an island in a lake on an island.Jagdblume wrote:
We have an island in a lake, on an island, in a lake, on an island.
(Mild trypophobia warning if you zoom out)
Zelzatter Zero wrote:
Our language has been proposed to be changed to standardize all dialects and vocabulary, sorta like how Esperanto works.
Needless to say no one liked that.
bad rngsupsatan wrote:
Apparently belgian men are the second tallest in the world but I'm only 5'1