the kind of joke Europeans frequently make about Americans
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| Gentleman Jon All-Star Member 1881 Posts 6/05 | ...What is your worst interaction with ignorant Americans at conventions or feature dancing? I bring this up because I noticed last night in Kansas City that some of the other guys around Rita Faltoyano's autograph booth were a bit half-witted, and Rita recounted that at another signing somewhere someone asked her where she was from, which of course often happens, but when she said she was from Hungary they replied, "Oh, that's somewhere in Arizona, right?" Any more stories along those lines? [Link] |
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| LCF All-Star Member Non Prevalebunt! 10364 Posts 1/05 | |
| MASAMUNE Senior Member 1452 Posts 12/04 | |
| JennaRulez2006 Member The Best things In Life Are Chocolate 732 Posts 11/05 | At the AEE in January when I met Jessie Capelli I said I was from Toronto and because she is a fellow Canadian she was happy to see that a fellow Canadian was there meeting her and she gave me a big hug and was talking to me for a bit about her being from BC. Some guy asked me as I was leaving the ClubJenna booth if I knew her seen as I was Canadian as well. Also when I met Nicole Sheridan then, her and I were having a laugh about things and she was leaning on my shoulder talking to me for about 10 minutes. This guy asked me in another line that I was in if I was good friends with her seen as she was so casual with me... Ignorance alot of times is to blame for lame comments by people. |
| croy Platinum Member Discovry 4574 Posts 3/04 | |
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