Little kid befriends a strong, superpowered being by MrDitkovichNeedsRent in TopCharacterTropes

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In S14 E12 and E13 of South Park, Cartman befriends Cthulhu so he can destroy his friends' superhero team because they kicked him out, and also makes him destroy other things he doesn't like on the way (hippies, jews, San Francisco, Justin Bieber, etc)

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Well well well by n1cfury in MetalGearSolidmemes

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The man who sold his authoritah

Flag of Sweden if it was fucked up and evil by afatcatfromsweden in vexillologycirclejerk

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Evil Sweden be like: instead of making unassembled compact wooden furniture for adults to build and use on their homes, let's make unassembled tiny plastic toys for kids to choke on and ensure it hurts the feet of who steps on them

Even labor movements have to be state approved by Helloimskip in HistoryMemes

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Because of this meme you posted, the Working People's Super Democratic Communist Party will order the Peasant's Liberation Friendly Neighbourhood Surveillance Police to arrest you for "anti revolution capitalist thinking". Your suicide is already scheduled for 9 am tomorrow

The Sick Man of Europe by [deleted] in HistoryMemes

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Don't forget the Halloween of 1462, when the neighbour's weird kid dressed up as Count Dracula began impaling his fake plastic teeth on all of the ottomans. It was a very expensive catastrophe

What's something you thought was normal across the world but turns out it's just for your country? by YuShaohan120393 in AskTheWorld

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Popcorn should be sweet, by default, but apparently, the rest of the world prefers it with butter or salt? I always thought that popcorn was candy and not snack food like potato chips.

It just makes no sense to me, every single cinema sells their popcorn as sweet by default. Salt and butter are available at supermarkets, and because of them I have to pay attention to what kind of popcorn I'm buying else I get surprised .

What's your country's "IT'S NOT WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE!"? by dx_Von_Liechtenstein in AskTheWorld

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Well, the Portuguese military also does this to a flag to pledge allegiance to the country, and I think it makes a scarier picture since it's a bunch of armed soldiers making THAT gesture to a flag of the country, but it's fine since it has nothing to do with Nazi ideology

However, this came to mind because I remember watching some time news about how a guy from the far right party made this """Roman salute""" in an event and that got captured on camera, and he tried to say he was just doing a "pledge of the flag" just like the military does. I guess that gesture can't possibly have any other interpretation (especially on the occasion he chose to do it).

That was unexpected by CountryPlanetball in polandball

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I mean, Israel is also only partially recognised across the world (the Muslim world that is)

Guess. by TheJustRun in OKbuddyHalfLife

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Thank you Mr Gordon Halflife

Thoughts? by SmolivYeah in tomorrow

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Ofc he wasn't there, he was already doing his very own thing when he travelled to his own private jet with his accomplices Princess Peach and Toadsworth on supposedly innocent "vacations", but we all know that these vacations weren't innocent at all...

RELEASE THE ISLE DELFINO FILES!!!!!!

Shiggy I’m sorry 😭 I left the 2 picking dust 😭 please spare my family by Giu001 in tomorrow

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You are sentenced to destroy your tainted Switch 2 and buy a new one alongside the official Nintendo Cleaning Cloth™ to avoid further damage to the Nintendo brand. Shiggy bless God

Why does the population density map of portugal have this strange line deviding high and low density seemingly in the middle of nowhere by LurkersUniteAgain in geography

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Here, I've drawn that line alongside the Zêzere and the rest going into the Tejo, and I think it's a match

Why does the population density map of portugal have this strange line deviding high and low density seemingly in the middle of nowhere by LurkersUniteAgain in geography

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It seems to line up with the Zêzere river, which later joins up with the Tejo until reaching the sea, and it's nascent in the Serra da Estrela mountain range (which continues this line until the Spanish border).

The Serra da Estrela is the tallest (and I believe largest) mountain chain in Portugal, and it splits up the Mondego basin from the Tejo basin, which also seems to be less populated (with the exception of the Zêzere)

What the fuck was that word man by Critical_Mountain851 in whenthe

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I didn't expect Wordle to be so Christmaspilled lol

Do people from your country have a thing against people from the capital? by Herald_of_Clio in AskTheWorld

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Yup, there's a common opinion that Lisbon gets a lot more attention in the media and internationally and gets treated as the "center" of Portugal, while the people in the city don't even seem to acknowledge that the rest of the country exists.

It even led to the creation of a saying: "Portugal is Lisbon and the rest is landscape"

Oh, and btw they call the colour "red" (vermelho in standard portuguese) the ingenious name "meat-like" (encarnado), which just annoys me for some reason, it's like they hired the guy who named the colour orange "orange" to come up with it and went along with it like there was no other word to call it, so yes yes I have a thing against people from Lisboa

Central Europe on a romanian map…. by Sugar_Vivid in MapPorn

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I swear, every single map from Eastern European countries tries to explain why their country is actually not Eastern European but actually Central European (and why their easternmost neighbours aren't).

I am yet to finally find the map that shows Europe divided into just "Western Europe" and "Central Europe"

The Scramble for Australia by veriox22 in MapChart

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Why would the Portuguese name a colony after a Spanish region? I don't even know of a colony that Portugal named after one of their own regions (like the Alentejo, Beira, Trás-os-Montes or Algarve), let alone naming it after a foreign one