>>225013244What do the british call actual flaming torches?
>>225013244Lantern
>>225013244the UK one. the US name sounds way too much like that sex toy thing >>225013367this
>>225013311We literally call it a flaming torch.
>>225013244Torchlight >>225013367This one is good too
>>225013311flashtorches
>>225013367>the primary difference is their beam pattern and intended use.>Lanterns: Designed to cast 360-degree, all-around area light. They are meant to be set down on a table or hung up to illuminate a whole room, tent, or campsite.>Flashlights: Designed to emit a focused, directional beam of light. They are meant to be held in your hand to point at a specific object, path, or dark corner
>>225013244Linterna duh
>>225014169What the fuck is that image?
>mfw a Brit called a remote control a smibbly bibbly near me
i mostly use the American versions
>>225013311flickeryknobs
>>225014322Remote controls seem to have various names here, it was always a 'bonker' in my house even though 'bonk' means 'to fuck', but I've heard of other people calling them 'zappers'.
>>225014339hahaha those silly englishmen with their funny words
>>225014169Morando de graça na cabeça do tchicano kkkkkkkk vá comer teus tacos
>>225014339I should note that we use the words rubber, biscuit and football but they mostly mean entirely separate things from what the bongs think they’d be. This has led to some hilarious confusion on multiple occasions
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>>225015240Hispânico
>>225014339Attorney is used in the UK as well
>>225015240Uma delicia... sopa de macaco...
>>225013244It's neither a torch nor a flashlight(since the light is usually constant).The German Taschenlampe is right, it's a pocket lamp.
>>225015240your country is just as much of a shithole as this place here and you know it
