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Attack of the One-Eyed Emu

Attack of the One-Eyed Emu

(1:45) Terror at Circle G Ranch safari park in Tennessee.

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Guest: Dr. Ofnothing (2013 days ago)
I will never understand how these people ended up constituting the most powerful nation on earth.
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I will never understand how these people ended up constituting the most powerful nation on earth.
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Guest: Proud American (2013 days ago)
They're just happy. Without any cynicism or pretense of superiority like British people. When British people come to America they are automatically taken down a peg or two. I've been to England, and I must say, I found it to be one of the rudest countries on earth.
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They're just happy. Without any cynicism or pretense of superiority like British people. When British people come to America they are automatically taken down a peg or two. I've been to England, and I must say, I found it to be one of the rudest countries on earth.
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TheBob TheBob (2013 days ago)
When I (a Brit) have been to the States, I have actually found quite the reverse. I find Americans usually credit me with more respect when they hear my accent (I admit this is unwarranted, but that's how it seems to be perceived). There are rude/polite friendly/unfriendly people in both countries. I guess what goes around comes around: if you find Brits rude, I would start to wonder what you are doing to produce the rudeness from others.
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When I (a Brit) have been to the States, I have actually found quite the reverse. I find Americans usually credit me with more respect when they hear my accent (I admit this is unwarranted, but that's how it seems to be perceived). There are rude/polite friendly/unfriendly people in both countries. I guess what goes around comes around: if you find Brits rude, I would start to wonder what you are doing to produce the rudeness from others.
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Guest: e53 (2013 days ago)
let me say this honestly: idiots.
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let me say this honestly: idiots.
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Guest: erudite (2013 days ago)
Latest comment: These two are not going to last long, not if they think one of the most deadly snakes is a half ton horned water buffalo. typical american crap education
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Latest comment: These two are not going to last long, not if they think one of the most deadly snakes is a half ton horned water buffalo. typical american crap education
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