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    1 day ago

    Should he refer to a kettle from Britain as a foreign kettle? Genuinely, what way of referencing it would have been unobjectionable to you here?

    The electric nature of the kettle isn’t what makes it abnormal for Americans (it might not be owned by every household, but people aren’t generally surprised or confused by them), it’s because Britain has 240V and the US has 120V electricity in most outlets, so American electric kettles take longer to boil water.

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      15 hours ago

      *US people, you don’t own the continent(s)

      The absurdly low voltage is yet again a mcmurican thing. 240V is not just a british thing numbnuts.

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        8 hours ago

        No, American.

        Canada uses 120V, Mexico uses 127V, Colombia uses 120V, Suriname uses 120V, Venezuela uses 120V…

        Maybe you should learn before you make a fool of yourself, but you probably do that no matter what.

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          7 hours ago

          mcmurican

          I don’t remember ever suggesting that you couldn’t find other low voltage countries.

          Here is a handy reference for you: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_electricity_by_country

          “Maybe you should learn before you make a fool of yourself, but you probably do that no matter what.”

          Have fun believing that people are stupid, and gullible enough to buy your bullshit.

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                7 hours ago

                Yes.

                I’ve also never spoken to a real yuro-peen before, let alone someone from another continent (I’ve heard there are more, but they beat us for asking questions about unamerican things in school, so I’m not sure).