In this video, a German correspondent learns to her horror that all Americans wash their hands in outdoor urinals. Once again, THANKS A PANTLOAD, HILLBILLIES!!
Bang bang, choo-choo train, let me see you shake that thang. Wm. Steven Humphrey is the editor-in-chief of the Portland Mercury and has held the job since 2000. (So don’t get any funny ideas.) More by Wm. Steven Humphrey
That is not German she is speaking.
Ja, judging by the accent and the doppel-A, I think it’s Dutch.
Heh, what a rube.
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That wasn’t an American event, whatever it was. The writing on the chalkboard was not English, the currency symbol was not a dollar sign, the decimal separator was a comma, not a period.
Haarlem (on her mic) is in Holland. It is a suburb of Amsterdam. She is speaking Dutch. Also, this is obviously not in the US, and likely a setup/fake to fool Dutch people (and Americans who thought it was real).
And they’ll think we all mistake Dutch for German….
It’s Dutch and a *pisbak* is indeed a regular urinal, in this case out in the open. Not a fake. I don’t think the tourist is a fake either. Poor guy.
Also, that man is from Alberta. Which, you know, is in Canada. Check out the Edmonton Prospects (baseball) logo on his hat.
Humphrey, you just got owned by a bunch of Portlanders that know an astonishingly amount about urinals, the Netherlands, nether regions, Porta-Pottys and Canadian baseball.
That woman could not be more Dutch.
Humphrey doesn’t know what the word “German” means, just like Justin Bieber.