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U.S. Accuses Soccer Officials of Decades of ‘Rampant, Systemic Corruption


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​when british people are mocked out here and we imitate them to make fun of them we always just talk about tea and crumpets and call eachother yanks so when i see british people use that word its like you're kinda just making us laugh at you even more :deadbanana: 

 

i mean its like a black guy calling a white person honkey. even a white person would laugh at that :smh:  we have a baseball team out here named the yankees so its really not an offensive word to us at all

I know about Yankees. Well it's not offensive word, but it can be used in an offensive way. "...those bloody Yanks!" is not usually meant in friendly way. 

 

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Yank

"Slang for male masterbastion"

:rip: 

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Luiz

I know about Yankees. Well it's not offensive word, but it can be used in an offensive way. "...those bloody Yanks!" is not usually meant in friendly way. 

 

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Yank

"Slang for male masterbastion"

:rip: 

​it gets worse girl :deadbanana: 

 

 

 

ok y'all we had fun and all but i think this ends at this lady music video :emma: 

 

lets get back on topic and talk about the corruption lol :deadbanana: 

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​when british people are mocked out here and we imitate them to make fun of them we always just talk about tea and crumpets and call eachother yanks so when i see british people use that word its like you're kinda just making us laugh at you even more :deadbanana: 

 

i mean its like a black guy calling a white person honkey. even a white person would laugh at that :smh:  we have a baseball team out here named the yankees so its really not an offensive word to us at all

And 'yankees' is from Dutch anyways. Jan Kees (pronounced almost the same: yàn keis) is a traditional Dutch name. Holland ha impact thanks to the colonization of Manhattan.

Also, Santa Claus is stemmed in Dutch culture too, Coca Cola made a Duch tradition by New Yorkers into a commercial and popularized Christmas like that.

And doughnuts also come from Dutch.

Not to mention broadway (brede wegh), harlem (haarlem), van dijk-avenue (?), Flushings (vlissingen), etc.

 

 

 

On-topic: Awesome. Was really needed. 

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