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[SomeStupidGuy]

C'mon, dude, french canadian is the silliest accent.
Mind you, it's also the best accent. But that's besides the point.

[BlackFlyme]

My aunt has a mixture of French-Canadian and Scottish accents.

Sometimes it's hard to tell what she's saying. Or even if it's in English or French.

[Orange Wizard]

There's not a lot in New Zealand. Australia has them, I think.

Actually, Australia is probably one of the best English-speaking first-world countries to immigrate to. Assuming you can put up with the accent, of course.

m8

the kiwi accent is objectively the silliest accent out there

y'all just pick vowels at random

That soonds about right.

Now eef you'll excuse may, I'm going to bay some fush and chups.

[LordSlowpoke]

ay moight i hard we doin tha keewee acc'nts fer giggles agoin

[Tiruin]

Despite what I posted in the rage thread, I am still happy because of a single thing.
As of right now, I am standing in the United States of America~

Why do people love the US so much?

Ask a person why they love a country and there will always be reasons for it.
You cannot generalize a country with hate due to the fact that it is filled with people who make or break such characteristics.
^{Yeah even those countries which really sound hateful still have good stuff to em...}

Also happy: Someone missed me...
^{Ouch my feelings...Appreciative is the nearest word that symbolizes it but it's deep}

[LordSlowpoke]

i can hate countries because they're filled with people

it's very easy to be honest

[Tiruin]

And it's very easy to generalize :v

[LordSlowpoke]

it's very easy to use :v instead of explaining your feelings about the situation in a long-winded manner such as ก็็็็็็็็็็็็็ʕ•͡ᴥ•ʔ ก้้้้้้้้้้้

[Tiruin]

I praise the sun instead. :I

\o/

[Orange Wizard]

I don't hate Americans. I just don't like their country.

i can hate countries because they're filled with people

+1

And it's very easy to generalize :v

Generalisations can be very useful. Generally (haha), it's safe to ask someone "Where is your bathroom?" because most houses have bathrooms. Asking "Do you have a bathroom? Where is it?" is just silly.
Note: This can be applied to situations other than bathrooms.

\o/

This looks like a drowning person.

[Eric Blank]

And it's very easy to generalize :v

Which is practically instinctive for humans. We like to make boxes and put all our things into their little boxes then forget that our categorization techniques are kind of shitty. And that statement in itself is probably horribly flawed. Meh, I'm not a computer.

Also, of course we missed you tiruin! The unhappy threads need you!

Also, I don't have a bathroom. So hah!
We have a portapotty.

[Lyeos]

Also, I don't have a bathroom. So hah!
We have a portapotty.

You know, I'm aware of what a portapotty is, and have had to use them on several occasions, but whenever I see that word I imagine someone driving a toilet down the street.

My cat is being warm on my feet.
That works for happiness, right?

[Tiruin]

My cat is being warm on my feet.
That works for happiness, right?

You have a cat.
You have a pet.
That alone is something to be happy for.
^{Yeah fussy pets, still. :I}

[Eric Blank]

Also, I don't have a bathroom. So hah!
We have a portapotty.

You know, I'm aware of what a portapotty is, and have had to use them on several occasions, but whenever I see that word I imagine someone driving a toilet down the street.

My cat is being warm on my feet.
That works for happiness, right?

Whenever the maintenance and cleaning truck comes round, they have an extra portapotty strapped to the back of the truck, so you're not far off
I wonder if they have it just in case they show up and your toilet blew away in the last thunderstorm or a bear/moose mauled it nor something...

[Orange Wizard]

They're called portaloos in my realm. Portapotty sounds very strange to me.