African edition: Girls at my school in the UK asked if I lived in a hut and had regular access to lions. I said yes to the hut, but I wasn't old enough for my lion rider license
As a person who recently moved to Malaysia from India, I can confirm that I was almost sacrificed to the mountain god until I explained to them that my brown hair was natural and not coloured.
As a French person, I can confirm that we do, in fact, twirl our baguettes around like helicopter blades to travel places, while shouting “OUI OUI BAGUETTE HON HON HON” as a warning to oncoming sky traffic.
When I moved to the US from Thailand, I went to my Elementary school’s library to see books about Thailand cause I was curious and it was all about a family living in a treehouse in the forest 😭
As a South African, I can confirm we ride from our mud huts to work every day on our trained giraffes, fending off the lions and leopards with an elephant tusk.
Based on a true story
As a visiter of Malaysia, I can confirm that many Natives are seen spinning theirs arms on Heat waves.
The “are you a virgin” had me dying🤣
As a Malaysian, i am currently sitting on the toilet with a banana leaf in one hand while swinging my arms with the other
African edition: Girls at my school in the UK asked if I lived in a hut and had regular access to lions. I said yes to the hut, but I wasn't old enough for my lion rider license
As a Filipino and the neighbors of Malaysia, we dont swing our arms for air we fly up to the mountains to cool down
I am Malaysian, and I had to ride an elephant to go to Singapore to type this message.
As a Malaysian, I can confirm my orangutan roommate gets me durian and coconuts by bartering salted fish
As a person who recently moved to Malaysia from India, I can confirm that I was almost sacrificed to the mountain god until I explained to them that my brown hair was natural and not coloured.
As a Malaysian, I can confirm that we do not have air conditioners. In fact, we don't even have fans, we just swing our arms when a heat wave hits.
"3 if you're chief's daughter"
As a French person, I can confirm that we do, in fact, twirl our baguettes around like helicopter blades to travel places, while shouting “OUI OUI BAGUETTE HON HON HON” as a warning to oncoming sky traffic.
As a Russian, I can confirm that we really have bears as our home pets and we drink vodka 24/7 . And we don’t get drunk at all!
as an australian, i can confirm we ride kangaroos to school
When I moved to the US from Thailand, I went to my Elementary school’s library to see books about Thailand cause I was curious and it was all about a family living in a treehouse in the forest 😭
As a Peruvian, I ride my lama or my alpaca to school while playing my peruvian pan flute and drinking my pisco
As a Malaysian I need to go to fight with tigers to complete this text
We just forget that Aunty Kea is actually Lyanna herself. That's how good she is. I wish I had an Aunty Kea in my life❤😅❤
As a South African, I can confirm we ride from our mud huts to work every day on our trained giraffes, fending off the lions and leopards with an elephant tusk.
her sarcasm is always on point 😍