Jake Cassidy
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I want to see the New Zealand one.
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AC/DC could've been on the American list, too. Stark would've told him about them. t:
Can't argue with Tim Tams, they are delicious.
Is that Sherlock listed next to "TV show" in the UK version? It looks like it is, but I can't see the whole word.
Dumb pandering. Makes no sense for him to have things specific to each country if he's Captain America and represents the US.
I do find the regionalization rather silly, since he's Captain America.
World changing events is one thing, but some of these only make sense if you're say British (World Cup) or Mexican (first Mexican astronaut).
It does seem rather poorly thought out.
I'm sure I saw Steve Irwin on one of his lists too.Can't argue with Tim Tams, they are delicious.
English not British. Maybe he wanted to check out that Final because England defeated Germany and he thought his friends Peggy Carter and Montgomery Falsworth would have been there....I do find the regionalization rather silly, since he's Captain America.
World changing events is one thing, but some of these only make sense if you're say British (World Cup) or Mexican (first Mexican astronaut).
It does seem rather poorly thought out.
I want to see the New Zealand one.
I do find the regionalization rather silly, since he's Captain America.
World changing events is one thing, but some of these only make sense if you're say British (World Cup) or Mexican (first Mexican astronaut).
It does seem rather poorly thought out.
I do find the regionalization rather silly, since he's Captain America.
World changing events is one thing, but some of these only make sense if you're say British (World Cup) or Mexican (first Mexican astronaut).
It does seem rather poorly thought out.
I do find the regionalization rather silly, since he's Captain America.
World changing events is one thing, but some of these only make sense if you're say British (World Cup) or Mexican (first Mexican astronaut).
It does seem rather poorly thought out.
Nonsense, it was a clever bit that gave the audience something to grab onto.
I think the fact that he has to write down even banal things like skippy shows how disconnected with the world he really is.
Plus, what else is he going to want to know about australia? Ashes cups and racist Howard era policies?