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If your country's popular sport is baseball,,

It means your country is America's....
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>>223416752
Is this woman a character from One Piece?
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>be Finns in the early 19th century
>think baseball is too difficult for Finnish children
>invent retard baseball that nobody plays outside Finland
>absolutely no one cares about it in Finland either
>it's celebrated as essential to Finnish culture
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>>223416810
Judging from this image, it just looks like a sport where they beat each other with sticks instead of using a ball.
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>>223416851
it's more or less baseball but hitting the ball is made 10000% easier
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>>223416869
If 200cm tall black guy in MLB played this, they’d probably launch every underhand-tossed ball straight out of the park.
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>>223416904
fuck a black guy, if a japanese guy like ohtani played the ball would launch even farther
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>>223416915
You know your stuff. Ohtani is a god.
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Japan began to play baseball in the 19th century.
And Japanese professional baseball league was established in 1936, before WW2.
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>>223416810
>more anti-Finnish propaganda



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