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  1. anon says:

    Aww. I love the way that the UK is ‘Mummy’.

  2. kjrubberducky says:

    Next up: stereotyping countries that stereotype countries- is it really as convoluted and useless as it sounds?

  3. Catbytes says:

    hey, it’s good to finally get a fairly accurate map!

    • juliowrathchild says:

      Accurate? This map is so f**king inaccurate for an american.
      You see the “socialist union”? It’s supposed to say “vikings” intsead. Also, “dirty porn should say “nazis”

      • alien.anthrax says:

        lol, you completely read my mind.

      • Lucaridude says:

        actually iceland should say vikings rather

        • thecrazysheep says:

          Why?

        • Weeeh says:

          Iceland didn’t really have vikings. Not really. Well, they did, but those were vikings from Norway, Sweden and Denmark who moved to Iceland to settle. That is why the Icelandic language they have is so similar to Old Norse. Since Iceland is more isolated than the Scandinavians, their language has evolved differently, and not much.
          Anyway…

      • That Guy says:

        Or dirty Nazi porn

      • benni says:

        Seriously. And where the hell is The Pirate Bay?!

      • ehw says:

        I am pretty sure that ‘dirty porn’ is reffering to the netherlands, where prostitution is legal. should say ‘nazis’ there, somewhere, though.
        why is scandinavia not labelled vikings?

        • jo says:

          prostitution is a rendition of service in many european countries but the netherlands have quite many stereotypical aspects to pick from, like windmills, tulips, wooden shoes, cheese, the worlds most awesome mayonnaise called “frites sauce” and of course legal pot.
          even though i might have felt offended, i would have expected to get labeled “nazi”, but dirty porn is more appropriate these days

      • Mousey says:

        I agree with the “vikings” part, but NOT WITH THE NAZI PART!! I am german, and we got over with the nazi crap, we are deeply offended if someone calls us nazis, it is more of “Dirty Porn” because germans are the most perverted people in europe, and we make excellent porn!

        • bionelly says:

          Sorry, but if we’re going by popular stereotypes/what people immediately think of when they hear the word “Germany”, “Nazis” is probably more accurate than “Dirty Porn”. I’m not saying it’s right, and you have every right to be offended, but considering how much people still go on about World War II around here, it’s probably the first thing most people think of, so for people who don’t bother to think beyond the first thing, that’s what you’ll get stuck with.

  4. Kim says:

    Basically, I’m stoked we’re mentioned at all, even if it’s only as “Apfelkuchen” (Shouldn’t that be “Strudel”?)

  5. StarLight23 says:

    hahahaha @ Mexico, yeah I’ve met americans like that hahaha :P

  6. Gus says:

    SPAIN = MEXICO
    LOL

    ¡MUCHAS GRACIAS AMIGOS!

  7. That Guy says:

    …Damn commies…

  8. Euter says:

    Well, at least we aren’t “Nazi” as usual..

  9. mihaita says:

    nice…seen it before though

  10. NNG. says:

    Yes we smell. Actually, that’s how I see Europe. Except for Scandinavia, that I’d call “Soft Pr0n”.

  11. Schtroumpf says:

    What? I’m doomed because I’m Dutch?
    Well, at least were not called smelly people XD

  12. Brandon says:

    Something tells me most Americans wouldn’t know that democracy originated in Greece or that socialism is widespread in Scandinavia.

    • tereglith says:

      I think all the pretty columns on our government buildings might give at least some of us a clue about the first one, but yeah, if this were truly a map of an ignorant American’s (that’s not fully redundant) perception of Europe, Scandinavia probably wouldn’t even be ON it.

    • subtletrollissubtle says:

      You’re right. Also, us 1% of smart Americans thank you for saying “most” and not “all.”

    • Gildedmuse says:

      What Is Taught In High School, An Unscientific Overview:

      Africa: Egypt, Slaves
      Asia: Pearl Harbor, Nuclear Test Site, China Is Big, Silk Road*
      South America: Mayans, Aztecs
      Australia: Prison
      Canada: Wait – They Have History?
      Eastern Europe: Don’t Invade Russia In The Winter
      Western Europe: Center Of Everything Civilized
      — Greece: Democracy, Socrates, Plato (Pludo? Plateau? Pilate? Whatev), Lots Of Funny Gods
      — Italy: Roman Empire, Catholics, Lots Of Plagiarized Gods
      — Germany: Nazis
      — Austria: Never Assassinate Arch Duke Ferdinand
      — France: Total cowards
      — Britain: Everything Else & All The Important Bits (Until America)

      I would say that of all the world history that Americans are taught, most of it is centered on Western Europe, and within that division we learn mostly about the history of Greece, Italy, and Britain. While I do think that many students lack a greater knowledge of world history (with the curriculum as much to blame as some students) if asked what they know about Greece, I would guess that the majority would be able to tell you it was the father of democracy. In fact, we often “soften” a lot of problems with the Athens and other Greek city-states because we choice to stress the importance of democracy.**

      * Optional
      ** May not apply to women, foreigners, indentured servants/slaves, undesirable, freed slaves, and those who have not completed military training. And Robertius. Seriously, that guy was just a jerk.

      • ... says:

        Americans aren’t the worst though, in Scotland unless your parents are forking out a fortune for your education, you don’t get taught ANY world history.

      • Rollingpin says:

        HAhaha XD I actually live in Canada and even if finished highschool, I can tell u that I remember NOTHING about the Canadian Story it’s SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO boring!

      • dribdrab says:

        You must have had a better school district than me. Every single world history class I took followed the same path. We started with Egypt, went on to Greece and Rome, then the Middle Ages and Feudalism. We spent a week learning about the Magna Carta, then went straight to the discovery of the Americas, the revolutionary war, the civil war, and then world wars 1 and 2. As far as my high school was concerned, the only non-European countries are Egypt, Japan, and the US. Egypt stopped existing about 2 thousand years ago, Japan didn’t exist until 1941, and nothing worth mentioning happened in Europe between the Revolutionary War and WW1.

        • Omega says:

          In America, we learn US history in nearly every grade, only to remember none of it and then most of us decide to take US History in college to get our history requirement out of the way.

          • lolborg says:

            you have a history? what is it we defeated the redcoats hurra lets eat a cheeseburger?

            • pancakes says:

              Yeah, because America has not pioneered basically every significant scientific advancement of the past century. Not to mention our contributions to literature. I’m from Mississippi (considered amongst the dumbest states in the Union) and I can name four famous writers. Faulkner (Nobel Prize), Welty (Pulitzer), Williams (Pulitzer), John Grisham (fiction, but still exciting). I am not dogging Europe, I’m not xenophobic, but this, “America is stupid,” nonsense is unfounded.

      • Fawfulster says:

        Note the fact that they don’t teach geography well: Azteca and Mayans were on Mexico and Central America. The ONLY thing worth “mentioning” on South America is: Incas and Amazon tribes.

    • Steve says:

      I would think the Greek stereotype is “300″ or “THIS. IS. SPARTAAA!!!” and Scandinavia, like everyone else said, would be “Vikings”.

  13. Aylien says:

    I’m surprised Sweeden isn’t “IKEA”

  14. ktrom says:

    Darn, thought I could get here in time to say “inb4 flame war”

  15. hahaha says:

    well…this is what it looks like over there. right? Right?! RIGHT!?!

  16. cgray says:

    Amazing how America became the richest, most powerful country in the history of civilization, walked on the moon, sent space probes out of the solar system, cured diseases, created drugs that have saved millions of people’s lives in third world countries, liberated more people from oppressive regimes than all other countries combined, and yet are still just a bunch of ignorant, provincial hicks.

    • hahaha says:

      i hate to tell you this, but american people, (at least a good chunk) aren’t that stupid. i do know people who are this ignorant, though.

      • tereglith says:

        (psst.. I’m pretty sure the last part is sarcastic)

        Anyway, there is a goodly percentage of Americans that are pretty ignorant – but that’s true of every country. What’s different about America is the way we handle them. The other countries allow their stupid people to work at menial jobs that are suited to their capacities – China even keeps them out of school after fifth grade and allows them to go start being useful on farms, which is the reason their test scores are so high. In America, on the other hand, we’ve created several TV stations JUST for showing off our stupid people, and then there’s the internet… That’s the difference.

        • IntellectualWannabe says:

          Wow man, I couldn’t have explained that any better myself. We actually seem to idolize our stupid people in this country. With all of our stupid people readily identifiable in the media, we earn ourselves a nation-wide reputation of being stupid. But that’s fine by me, without stupid people I wouldn’t be able to get my daily laugh from FailBlog.

          • Gildedmuse says:

            Unfortunately, populism has long been used in American politics, putting great stress on the us verses them mindset that enjoy holding up the educated as an elitist group with no regards for the “us”. Right now we see it in the messages of more conservative candidates who seem to be constantly drawing the line between “real” Americans and the liberal, east coast elites but both parties have relied on this type of slander through out our history. The message is one of anti-intellectualism, the attempt to make politicians seem more in touch with voters despite the huge amount of money they are pulling in. Unfortunately, what it means is that intellectuals are painted are unAmerican and, in a more subtle way, it holds up ignorance as a GOOD quality, something that makes a person more “real”.

            If you are constantly told by politicians and the media that the universities will politically brain wash you, that good Americans work blue collar jobs and don’t need to know anything about the world outside of their own little plot of land is it really your fault for internalizing such anti-intellectualism attitudes? I really don’t think it is, not entirely.

            • Robert Horn says:

              You must live in the U.S. as I do because you just described the political situation very accurately. You can find good accurate or at least deep and interesting news on the U.S. via MSNBC sometimes, radio stations like AM1090 in Seattle, and other outlest.

    • Cambo says:

      Also what your top 5% did does not help the rest

    • Chrysoprase says:

      To be fair, the originial project included a number of maps, most of them showing the view Europeans have of each other.

      The thing that makes you look like an ignorant, provincial hick is the totally overblown perception you have of the US contribution to science (which is big, but not as big as you think). One example: the people who built the US space program didn’t smell too good, according to this map.

    • amanda says:

      You Yanks have rural Kentucky.

      ’nuff said.

    • emilylittel says:

      We all came from Europe! And the native Americans of course, but mostly from somewhere else.

    • pulman says:

      The U.S has the greatest debt in the world.

  17. asdsadsa says:

    It actually started out as Europeans’ stereotypes of other European countries. They’re great, check them all out.

    My favorites: “Meh country” and “No YouTube land.

  18. Coopernicus says:

    I can’t read Belgium, Austria, the Netherlands or Luxembourg

    • chim-chim says:

      “I personally believe…that most U.S. Americans are unable to do so…because some people… uh, out there in our nation don’t have maps and I believe that our education like, such as South Africa and uh, the Iraq, everywhere and such as, I believe… that they should, our education over here, in the U.S. should help the U.S. or, help South Africa, and should help the Iraq and the Asian countries so we will be able to build up our future for our children.”

    • Philip says:

      Belgium: Chocolates
      Austria: Apfelkuchen
      the Netherlands: Sodom (from Sodom & Gomorrah)
      Luxembourg is empty.

  19. Coopernicus says:

    oh it’s chocolate; Belgium, Some overly complex world; Austria, and Sodom for the Nederlands

  20. Twibb says:

    Looks about right. Dang commies.

  21. why? says:

    holland isnt POT!
    or something?

  22. Calle Kabo says:

    Heh, I’m from Sweden and this is pretty much how I view Europe. So to me it’s only mildly amusing, as it’s mostly just true.

  23. Renée says:

    Holland is Sodom ^^
    and i live in sodom :D

  24. ablata says:

    wtf early morning?????

  25. TV says:

    Honestly though, must the whole world believe America is stupid? We all got over that whole “Russians are bastards” thing, and the whole “The Brits are snooty” thing. We even got over the whole “China kills people with tanks” thing. We’re friends now. We forgave Japan for bombing Pearl Harbor, and we give money to Africa like it’s going out of style. Must the idiot that submitted this continue to play up cultural stereotypes? *sigh* I’m gonna go look at some funny Engrish now. Silly Chinamen….

    • Christopher, the one of many says:

      Exactly.

    • TV says:

      Sorry, I mean, silly Americanmen

    • amanda says:

      “Honestly though, must the whole world believe America is stupid?”

      You elected Bush. Twice.

    • ZeFrenchOnion says:

      Forgave. Pffrt. You forgave them by nuking two hundred thousand people.

    • Warheart says:

      Didn’t know that “threw a couple of nukes” was American’s way to forgive. Not a nice one, actually. Maybe you should buy some sense of humor, I’d be glad to help in a “Europe according to Spain” (sorry, I meant Mexico)

    • Esquire6667 says:

      It’s not American citizens, it’s the hardcore republicans and the horrably biased news networks. Also, it’s the tendancy of a large part of American population to just believe and act on what the media tells them. Ex: Fox news said that universal health care was gonna let Obama kill your granmothers, then Fox news and a legion of misinformed citzens protested it untill Obama abandoned it. And this happens for most of his policies. The second the majority of your population learns to critically think is the second I will stop making fun of America.

      • Trevor says:

        Fox is the only republican news program. EVERYTHING else is liberal

        • jo says:

          is “liberal” used to oppose “republican” like the democratic party or do you mean its literal meaning “free” (from any political agenda, that is)?
          it seems to me that most u.s. news networks use their influence to form the public opinion in favour of their preferred political party, instead of neutrally reporting current events.

    • Axxi says:

      You don’t believe stereotypes? We don’t either. Yay! Kind of double standards if you say that Americans don’t think all that about other countries (some still do, as I’ve seen firsthand) but that we all think Americans are stupid. Only stupid people do. =_=

  26. Liz says:

    The Republic of Ireland looks like it is “St. Patrick”.
    Americans at least get credit for knowing the difference between The Republic of Ireland and The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

  27. Mr.cheescake says:

    HA! This is awesome. Especially Spain, Portugal and England. I lol’d

  28. Christopher, the one of many says:

    LOL stereotypes! So funny!

    Englishmen have bad teeth and drink tea all day!!! LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

    Now what if I made a graph about that?

    • Melvazord says:

      I’m sure they couldn’t care less.

      Yes, thats COULDN’T care less.

      See, our one makes sense.

      • Christopher, the one of many says:

        I use “Couldn’t care less” too. I agree that “Could care less” doesn’t make sense one bit. I also use “burgled” instead of “burglarized”. British aren’t the only people who use those words. You’re just as arrogant as you make Americans out to be.

      • Spike Ghost says:

        THANK YOU

      • Pannecake says:

        I’m American….I use Couldn’t Care less. Also… I spell like the English… because American spelling seems so wrong to me. Not all Americans are dumb as Sh^t mister Snooty snoot pants :p

  29. RandomMuppet2 says:

    Wait…Iceland isn’t a Glacier? That’s new.

  30. jl5691426 says:

    Well, I think Scandinavia should have the “Dirty Porn” appellation, but I loled at “Thanksgiving Meal.”

  31. RichardAK says:

    I wonder how well the average European would do on a quiz of American geography.

    • cdnsniper says:

      probably better than many americans…..

      • alien.anthrax says:

        probably not.

        • bionelly says:

          I don’t know… in my current events class in high school we had an assignment where we had to label a map of the US. Only two of us (out of a class of about 25) passed on the first try. A few weren’t even able to identify our own state.

          Granted, this was in a truly horrible school system, and it was a class that was mostly taken by people who didn’t think they’d pass one of the other social studies-type classes, but still.

          • Diane says:

            Wait…you’re in a horrible school system, and you have classes that small?!

            How’d they manage that?

            Mine wasn’t good either, but being able to name the states has been drilled into us since elementary school.

            • bionelly says:

              It was very rural. The classes weren’t huge, but we had about half of them in trailers with leaky roofs because we couldn’t get a levy approved to build a school that was big enough to actually fit all of the students, even when one of the major employers in the area promised to match funds. I got the definite impression that a lot of people (including some of the teachers) thought of the school as just being there to support the football team. They went more than 10 years without a single student who got over 1400 on the SATs. The principal was practically not there at all, and the vice principal was a malicious b*****d who was fired a couple of years later for molesting most of the girls’ volleyball team. I don’t know why they didn’t have huge classes in addition to all the other problems, but small classes alone don’t make a good school.

            • Jules says:

              Wait, 25 is small? I’m in a class of 19…

    • Axxi says:

      As a British person I honestly will admit that I know nothing of American geography. NOTHING. I know where Canada and Mexico are in correlation to the US, and that’s it. But admittedly, we don’t get taught it in schools. There’s almost nothing on the entire British curriculum about America. (Maybe it’s still a sore spot >_>)

      • whatever says:

        I actually know American geography almost perfectly. here in Serbia, we learn lots of unnecessary stuff

  32. Christopher, the one of many says:

    Someone should do an “American map according to Europe”

  33. Kriegsmesser says:

    Gee, I love you too Americans.

  34. Mr.X says:

    Not very clever. I’ve seen much better stereotype map… just google for ‘Entropa’.

  35. meh... says:

    It’s not that Americans are so stupid. It’s just that they are so self centered that they know little about others. Even when talking about global problems like Global Warming, they can’t manage to see it any other way than through their local politics… You know, the Conservatives vs Liberals bulls**t. The rest of the world is not stuck in the same false dichotomy, but they don’t seem to notice… “Global Warming is Liberal propaganda!” huh…. no. We acknowledge global warming in other countries and we don’t have this political divide. Yes, there is roughly the same left vs right bulls**t. But it is in a different manner. But they imagine that the world revolves around them so….

  36. Sam says:

    Sweden should be “TPB” if Iceland can be Wikileaks. Wait, if Iceland is Wikileaks, TPB must be Greenland…

  37. Qbert987 says:

    Unfortunately this is all too true

  38. geogypsy says:

    Umm, Turkey isn’t a member of the EU…nor is Russia, Serbia, Bosnia, Montenegro, Albania, Kosovo, Norway or Switzerland.

    Oh, and Ukraine, Iceland, Moldova, Belarus, Croatia and PJRM.

    This is a horrid map…was it made by Miss South Carolina?

  39. Sarah says:

    Having lived on both continents, I’ve got to say I’d take Europe over America any day of the week. Oh crap that makes me a commy/nazi/socialist/heathen!!111!!

  40. yon says:

    fail! turkey is not in europe! geographycally and EU

    • Mr.X says:

      Small part of Turkey is actually in Europe (it’s called ‘euroasian country’). But you’re right that people in Europe don’t consider Turkey to be part of Europe. Also, there was a controversy when Turkey wanted to join the EU.

    • totally turkish says:

      so what?
      or is that just your country thats not on the map jealous baby.
      im not proud of my country yet i think you should treat as just as any EU country.

  41. A-CYNIC says:

    Doesn,t Iceland need to be divided in two? One part for Wikileaks and the other for “ash cloud”?

  42. jaklumen says:

    As others have said, there are more maps in the series, and many of them include the alternative names asked about here, like “ABBA”.

    Take a look at one of the other maps if this one isn’t to your taste. (Human nature often dictates that the joke is funnier when it’s not about you.)

  43. alanevil says:

    The problem with this is that most Americans couldn’t pick out Europe on a map, much less the countries in it.

  44. Gaabiiee says:

    “Smelly people”? Call us smelly, but don’t forget that we’re also supposed to be horny!
    And we have Chanel, Dior, and bread, cheese and wine! :p

  45. IRefuseToFillThisGap says:

    I’m in the buffer zone :(

  46. Rai says:

    Wait… this ISN’T correct? Wow, my geography teacher was terrible.

  47. Lucaridude says:

    IM WIKILEAKS WOOOOOO

  48. blabla says:

    actually, Norway should be labeled ‘cash’ and not Switzerland, ’cause Norway is richer. haha

    • bionelly says:

      But lots of people (and apparently not just Americans, based on the other maps in this series) associate Switzerland with banks. Norway was labeled “Selfish Fisherman Land” on the composite map, though.

  49. Coreen says:

    Oh, so I live in the country of Dracula. Thank god they don’t think we’re Thieves, like the Italians.

  50. The Papercut Doctor says:

    Wait, we’re Sodom- Oooh, yeah. Of course we are. Sorry.

  51. chloec says:

    Wait..why is Bulgaria part of Dracula?Wasn’t just Romania the ‘country with vampires’?

  52. maralisil says:

    Americans have the freedom to be as idiotic as they want, and the cream rises to the top and takes care of everything else. Money talks: more than who your parents are, what schools they attended, or the nationality of your ancestors. As an American and onetime European history major, I thought it was pretty clever and enjoyed many of the additional comments offered by our European friends! ;)

  53. eric says:

    Hey y’all I’m an American from Tennessee living in Portugal (yes I live here yes I speak Portuguese and yes I know all of those countries and their capitals, have seen some of them).

    NO not all Americans are stupid.
    YES some are.
    NO that has nothing to do with world geography skills.
    SOME people are just stupid in the world, some are smart and yet most lack the wisdom to see the difference.

    NO not all Europeans know anything about their own continent.
    NEITHER do Americans.
    NO it doesn’t matter. You can be very intelligent but not be concerned about geography.

    …and for the record everyone in Portugal thinks New Orleans is in Tennessee :)

  54. notAmerican says:

    I’d be surprised if most americans are even aware that there is a world outside USA.

  55. John M says:

    Here ya go, arrogant ____ trash. Most Europeans can’t find any states but Hawaii, Alaska, Texas and California on a map. They assume because I graduated from a University in Texas that I’m a cowboy or related to oil barons or something else absurd, even though I wasn’t even raised there. Who cares?

    I’ve lived in Iceland, the UK, and Germany. I’ve had a LOT of good times with a LOT of Europeans in almost all the Western and quite a few Eastern European countries.

    I live in Japan right now, I’ve also lived in Korea and Tawian. I LOVE it here, despite being told how I’d always be an outsider, how xenophobic the Japanese are, etc. It was all BS. Just like this map.

    Every stereotype any of you mooks has about other countries is wrong. Period. Get off the internets and get on an airplane and open your eyes.

    For that matter, anyone who talks about any place they have never been to is a precipitous moron, regardless of where you are from or who you are ignorantly spouting off about.

    Most Americans know about other countries, most Americans just don’t care. Huge difference.

    The sheer hypocrisy of almost all the comments here is profound.

  56. Diane says:

    Maybe I’m just lucky, but I’ve never met any American that that thought that….and I’m born and raised in Georgia.

    Sure, I can’t name every single country in that map, but I know some of them…but it’s mostly just because I really don’t care. I’m sure a lot of Europeans can’t name every state in the U.S. without looking, either.

    This is the third “Americans can’t find countries” joke I’ve seen today, and it’s just getting really old.

    • Aly says:

      Since when are states and countries equivalent?

      • Eva says:

        Europe has a whole whack of countries.
        The USA (I refuse to call it America, because everyone in North and South America is an American by any technicality) has WAY too many states.
        Thus,
        Plenty of countries can be similar to plenty of states in comparison of geography skills.

  57. Dustin says:

    I must admit, about half Americans are half-assed but not all.

  58. dttpell says:

    Why is Brazil Portugal?

  59. Hyperintelligent Shade of the Colour Blue says:

    I am amazed it’d not ‘Nazis’ or ‘Cars’ for Germany.

    Also Resident Evil 4 clearly took place in NotSpain. They insist several times that it’s NotSpain.

  60. totally turkish says:

    HEy !!!! WHY AM I THANKS GIVING????? somebody tell me please!

  61. Herman the German says:

    Map Of the U.S.A according to europeans:
    pacific / uneducated babaric fat creationists /atlantic

  62. hteh5te says:

    Yes I was vote 1701 :]

  63. Melly says:

    Too bad the majority of Americans (myself included) Cant even read this map to get the joke!

  64. spikepage says:

    LOL too funny! I agree though Austria should be marked “kangaroos”, and Sweden should be “Abba”.

  65. Ana says:

    At least Romania is on the map.

  66. Jarek says:

    i can read it but it fails so much. i happen to see it as countries

  67. Bev says:

    *wonders if any of the people leaving comments have been to the US*

    Isn’t it funny how you see so much US bashing and you don’t see Americans insulting other countries? Funny how many bigoted posts there are accusing all Americans of being bigoted. Is that meta?

  68. Devotchka says:

    This is pretty funny but not necessarily accurate.

    If you want to make a map of Europe stereotyped by America, “Socialist Union” should be “Vikings” and Germany should be “Nazis”. Austria should be either Terminator or Australia. :P

    I’m “Commie”-American btw (: I love stuff like this.

  69. Thomas says:

    I like how I can name the countries because of their stereotypes.

  70. The Green Pirate says:

    It would be nice if you could actually read the whole thing.

  71. Erbo says:

    Instead of “Socialist Union,” put “Heavy Metal” on the Scandinavian countries.

    \m/

  72. bobby lee says:

    wow if there was a South America map according to americans the whole thing would just say Mexico.

  73. white rotten rabbit says:

    Dumb Americans!

  74. fishsticks says:

    I’m personally thrilled that whoever made this remembered about Kaliningrad Oblast between Poland and Lithuania.

    • Reiser says:

      Yeah, I find it interesting that my fellow Americans could perfectly distinguish Kaliningrad from the “buffer zone”, and also draw and label Sardinia, Crete, and even Sicily to the appropriate countries, but still be ridiculed.

  75. Nienke says:

    Lol at some of the offended people.

  76. cage says:

    what does The Netherlands say?

  77. Leluke says:

    I’m happy that Norway is in it, the last time I chatted with an american she thought Norway was a place in Australia…-.-’

  78. yeye says:

    And here I was, expecting to see Norway labeled as the capital of Sweden like many Americans believe :/. But ye, “Socialist Union” covers it just fine.

  79. FoxyRoe says:

    GOSH I love those maps, sterotypes FTW xD
    http://alphadesigner.com/project-mapping-stereotypes.html
    I dislike how the French labeled us ‘Semi-France’ tho…bleh

  80. FoxyRoe says:

    Wait… Poland labels Switzerland as ‘Weirdos’ o_O Why that lol?

  81. Ringgeest11 says:

    What does it say at Belgium and The netherlands?
    It is unreadably small :O

  82. Gawain says:

    The UK as ‘Mummy’ makes me b’aaaw. The only cute thing about how these Americans think.

  83. Nothinghere says:

    PORTUGUESE ARE NOT BRAZILIANS!! *RAAAAAAGGGGGEEEE* JFGIOUYHFYIUEHFNUSOIPMJPS:FLOLKFMIO{WSS

  84. Lolwhatever says:

    Wow way to insult Portugal by confusing it with Brazil

  85. Ioana says:

    lol it’s hilarious, but Romania (dracula on the map) does NOT have that shape.

  86. whatever says:

    Sigh, why is former Yugoslavia resident evil? I bet people will see us as a savages forever

  87. debee says:

    Germany is dirty porn? o.ô Can anyone explain that to me? I would have said anything, nazis, cuckoo clocks, BEER, sausages… anything. but porn??

  88. Kristina says:

    I’d label Germany under sausages, beer, metalfests…
    Scandinavia under vikings, THOR!, epic melodic black metal…
    UK under rock, metal, tea…

    and I’m from Slovenia(former Yu country) and it’s a mafia paradise over here, let me tell you :P

  89. MeEqualsGeeky says:

    Hi, I’m from Dirty Porn.

  90. Cpt Blade says:

    You called Portugal Brazil?? I’m Brazilian and I feel offended.

  91. Samurai-Zac- says:

    Russian guy sees chart. *looks at flight ticket to D.C.* *slowly reaches for flame thrower*


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