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Anonymous

09/08/25(Mon)06:44:55 No.214647365

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>england
>ireland
>scotland
>greenland
>iceland
>switzerland
>poland
>finland

Why are Europeans so uncreative?

Anonymous
09/08/25(Mon)06:55:03 No.214647605

Anonymous 09/08/25(Mon)06:55:03 No.214647605

>>214647365
my theory is that the 2 world wars killed off all the creative people and the remaining innovative people moved to the US

Anonymous
09/08/25(Mon)07:00:14 No.214647711

Anonymous 09/08/25(Mon)07:00:14 No.214647711

Women busy thinking about BBC and men about cuck fetishism

Anonymous
09/08/25(Mon)07:28:34 No.214648360

Anonymous 09/08/25(Mon)07:28:34 No.214648360

Your point is stupid. Here's how you call these countries in their native languages:

England: England

Ireland: Éire

Scotland: Alba

Greenland: Kalaallit Nunaat

Iceland: Ísland

Switzerland: Schweiz (German), Suisse (French), Svizzera (Italian), Svizra (Romansh)

Poland: Polska

Finland: Suomi

Anonymous
09/08/25(Mon)07:29:29 No.214648386

Anonymous 09/08/25(Mon)07:29:29 No.214648386

>>214648360
Icelanders be like
>Ah I do love my country, island!

Anonymous
09/08/25(Mon)07:58:32 No.214649119

Anonymous 09/08/25(Mon)07:58:32 No.214649119

>>214647365
Germanics*

Anonymous
09/08/25(Mon)08:03:20 No.214649212

Anonymous 09/08/25(Mon)08:03:20 No.214649212

>>214647365
Those are uncreative anglo names. Etymologically most of these names have nothing to do with "land" in their original language.