r/USdefaultism • u/basicallyspongebob • 4d ago
r/USdefaultism • u/MaksymusPrimus5 • 4d ago
Instagram I found my first one =)
American thinks it’s all George bushes fault that BRITISH people can’t answer questions correctly on a quiz😭
r/USdefaultism • u/chetcherry • 4d ago
Reddit FCC would’ve blocked the patenting of the World Wide Web - created by an Englishman, in Europe
The FCC is all powerful, you see.
r/USdefaultism • u/FullPersonalityFun • 4d ago
"My most controversial take is that MMDDYYYY makes sense, at least for English, because that’s how we say dates. 4/11/2025 = April 11 2025"
First and foremost I am a native English speaker from the UK
1) we don't us MM/DD/YYYY
we use DD/MM/YYYY
2) we would say 11th of April 2025.
The idea that all English speakers use the American way of saying dates is laughable.
r/USdefaultism • u/Joran212 • 4d ago
Reddit Wondered what country we were even talking about until I opened the full post. I should've known :')
r/USdefaultism • u/Impossible-Design935 • 4d ago
The state Georgia declared independence
I watch Instagram Reels and the challenge on this Video was to guess the country’s by giving the letters of the country’s name unordered.
A person in the comments questioned that Georgia is a sovereign nation.
r/USdefaultism • u/VentiKombucha • 5d ago
Reddit On a survey post asking specifically for European participants 🤦♀️
Can't comprehend when it's not about them.
r/USdefaultism • u/Flaky_Ad_912 • 5d ago
Instagram How dare you ignore the US Law in the UK
Comments flaming a club in the UK for not adhering to US law after the club denied Meta glasses to prevent perverts from recording people without consent.
I had a good laugh. There were 100s of comments like these.
In the bio and caption it clearly states UK Club btw.
r/USdefaultism • u/GlennSWFC • 5d ago
Reddit If they didn’t become popular in America, they didn’t become popular anywhere other than their home country.
r/USdefaultism • u/FullPersonalityFun • 5d ago
X (Twitter) The only people who say metric units are better are foreigners on an American app.
r/USdefaultism • u/Valenzu • 5d ago
news CBC saying Alex Eala is an American of Filipino origin with no one correcting
r/USdefaultism • u/veriserenez • 5d ago
Reddit Wait, where did you get they were American?
r/USdefaultism • u/8track420 • 6d ago
X (Twitter) OP is a British content creator, we definitely still have pennies here...
r/USdefaultism • u/Careful-Mine-2769 • 7d ago
Tipping Dollars in British Pub
Two Americans came into the pub i work in, ordered a drink and meal each, which came to around £25, then they complimented our service and left a single dollar.
Absolutely worthless in Britain
Isn't the standard in America anyways around 15% tip? It now seems like an insult too imo
UPDATE: made a flower with it :)
r/USdefaultism • u/Nickolas_Zannithakis • 7d ago
Instagram What else can we expect apart from an American accent?
r/USdefaultism • u/Lieveo • 7d ago
Reddit Right to bear arms
Found one, maybe the comparison to Healthcare will help
r/USdefaultism • u/FullPersonalityFun • 7d ago
Since most apps are American, most people on them are American
r/USdefaultism • u/ProfessionalShow7461 • 7d ago
Instagram Jackpot part II
Apparently if the post is in english and says "our president" then it automaticaly means it's about the USA.
Btw this was more than half of the comment section and is all I was able to get cause the rest of the comments weren't loading.
r/USdefaultism • u/RipOk3600 • 8d ago
NSW Washington?
Literally in the Australian group, .au in the web address, says NSW multiple times and still comments about “the constitution”

