兄弟たちへ🇺🇸⚾️
アメリカの料理だけでオールスターを組んでみたんだけど😂
打線は満足なんだけど、まだピッチャーだけ決まってない。

球が速くて、パワーで押せるタイプがいいんですが、誰がいいかな🔥 pic.twitter.com/m6iQKSihp0

— めねぎ | 🇯🇵 (@sakebu_cheese_) June 17, 2026

Doing a baseball all star team of American foods

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兄弟たちへ🇺🇸⚾️
アメリカの料理だけでオールスターを組んでみたんだけど😂
打線は満足なんだけど、まだピッチャーだけ決まってない。

球が速くて、パワーで押せるタイプがいいんですが、誰がいいかな🔥 pic.twitter.com/m6iQKSihp0

— めねぎ | 🇯🇵 (@sakebu_cheese_) June 17, 2026

Doing a baseball all star team of American foods

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Did the pitcher balk?

Evidently he is having a hard time picking a pitcher.

unimboti nkum said:

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This World Cup makes me so proud to be an American. There's no better pr than actually showing the world how kind and generous the average American is. It's exactly what we need right now.

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Amen

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Meanwhile in britian

🚨NEW: Green party-led Bristol city council has banned residents from flying the England flag during the World Cup because its "making migrants feel uncomfortable"

[@LBC]

— GB Politics (@GBPolitcs) June 17, 2026

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When you aren't allowed to be proud of you own country inside your country, that is when you know the invaders have taken over. Britain is lost.

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Sounds like it's England we should be bombing back into the stone age instead of Iran.

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Why not both... And at the rate they are going we may.

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I can't get enough of these videos.

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The last several years I have certain podcasters I watch done by Europeans reacting to other streams about America, a lot about our food and then when they come to the US, their travel vlogs.

Besides just how big the US really is versus all of Europe (not Russia) the various landscapes, national and state parks and of course, our varied food choices and portion sizes. Free refills for drinks (non alcoholic) always blows their minds, along with ice water. Europeans don't like ice in their drinks for some reason.

I guess the only reason I give a flip about what Euros think about the USA or Texas is maybe (but probably not )they will try to adopt legal and economic practices that have led to our success, fleeting as it may be thanks to leftists. Their "leadership" and press certainly haven't generally conveyed that to their people imo. Neither has ours for that matter for the most part.

Maybe change starts that way but it's such a small fraction of the totals and they have been brainwashed for so long that I'm not optimistic. Our own people are being brainwashed and they live it day to day because of the slop they are fed by the left and the media.

it is why the UK is fighting to eliminate VPNs and have "age verification" for social media. The truth is seeping in and their message is starting to be seen like the rubbish it is. Hopefully it is not too late.

FWIW, my wife and I flew to Monterrey two years ago to visit a children's home we support. Won't pull any punches...we were scared to death and worried about our security. The director of the facility said we should not be worried, as there was a wall surrounding the perimeter. We went, and discovered the wall was 3 or 4 feet high.

Long story short, we ended up feeling very safe. There are some dicey places, like the River Colony (ironically, we went there with our host to drop off some food to acquaintances who lived there).

But we also walked with the kids from the campus to take them for street tacos at night, about a half mile from the campus.

My biggest eye opener. Once night when we were at the taco place, there were 6 policemen eating at a separate table. They were young, ripped, and so bad-arsed with their uniforms and bullet proof vests. A huge contrast to our local sheriffs...old and grossly overweight.

I totally get the fear though. Many years ago, I traveled to Michoacan to visit two of our avacado suppliers. I'd never go there today.

I definitely am not criticizing the fear...it's real. But once we got there, Monterrey was an amazing experience.

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Lathspell said:

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I can't get enough of these videos.

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The last several years I have certain podcasters I watch done by Europeans reacting to other streams about America, a lot about our food and then when they come to the US, their travel vlogs.

Besides just how big the US really is versus all of Europe (not Russia) the various landscapes, national and state parks and of course, our varied food choices and portion sizes. Free refills for drinks (non alcoholic) always blows their minds, along with ice water. Europeans don't like ice in their drinks for some reason.

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I'm not a huge traveler, but I have been to Europe multiple times in the past several years. I don't drink alcohol. When abroad, it's usually Diet Coke, or now Coke Zero, because it's replaced Diet Coke in many areas.

Few places have refills, the ones that do started in the USA.

When you order a soft drink, you'll get a small can or bottle, usually about 6 to 8 ounces. It will be 4 or 5 Euros for that tiny drink.

The one exception was a pub near my hotel in Munich several weeks ago. They served the Coke Zero in a beer glass, pours the drink from a 2 liter bottle, so it was the largest beverage I was served in the trip to Germany, Austria, and Italy.

What did she say? Wish it was close captioned

basically they were afraid and anxious to come over because the news had them believing that ICE would meet them at customs and give them a hard time. The police would be aggressive and violent and the people would be rude and condescending. But what they found is the America they heard about when they were kids. And that the Americans needed the experience as much as they did.

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It certainly beats what the last government would have had, with ****** parades and self-loathing in a high-crime DC with defaced monuments.

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Hunnert percent.

lol ok, sure man

That guy is a trip. I've seen some of his standup stuff, and it's pretty great.

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unimboti nkum said:

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This World Cup makes me so proud to be an American. There's no better pr than actually showing the world how kind and generous the average American is. It's exactly what we need right now.

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+1. this world cup is proving to be a better celebration of america's 250th than anything the current government could have cooked up.

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This is awesome. Wish it could be every year.

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I've seen a ton of them realizing the news has been lying to them. perhaps change starts with that.

MA / Boston must-watch. Will make your day. Trust me.

If you ever forget why so many of us stay here, fight hard to keep this place amazing.#magov #bospoli #magov pic.twitter.com/KxfRlbhuLE

— BostonCommonSense (@boston_sense) June 18, 2026

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Come to the south for an even better taste. Just stay away from large groups of one demographic and you'll be safe and treated like royalty.

Boston is not known for their friendlieness...at all.

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Boston is not known for their friendlieness...at all.

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I am amused that 30,000 or so Scots can outdrink the Boston Irish population.

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Boston is not known for their friendlieness...at all.

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I am amused that 30,000 or so Scots can outdrink the Boston Irish population.

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And bar owners reporting 4x as much....it's rather impressive.

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Boston is not known for their friendlieness...at all.

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I am amused that 30,000 or so Scots can outdrink the Boston Irish population.

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And bar owners reporting 4x as much....it's rather impressive.

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Indeed it is impressive.

Raise a pint to William Wallace lads.

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With all due respect, I politely disagree.

My wife was born/raised outside of Boston (South Shore, halfway between Logan and T.F. Green). On the surface, the Boston natives have a hard exterior. But once you crack it, they're a blast to be with.

My only issue...on many an occasion I have to say to my wife..."what did you say?" Boston accents can be very thick!

Edit...the only individuals who may not be welcome in Boston are Yankee fans.

Has anyone posted the Japanese guys eating Texas bbq for the first time? It's glorious. Bbq could solve world peace.

I agree. I was in Boston last year on vacation and everyone was delightful.

New York, though...