You think someone would have realized that. Maybe also realized that what makes it so funny is the smug sense of superiority you get from watching others flounder on what should be such simple questions. You walk around long enough anywhere you can find people that will answer simple questions wrong. I am willing to bet a number just mess up because the excitement going on around them. If you think it's just one guy standing there with a small camera would be horribly mistaken. There is an entire crew out of shot.Pimppeter2 said:
"We'd all be eating heroes and falafel" is what I heard.Pimppeter2 said:
Its Greek American. My parents were immigrants. Neither my English nor my Greek has an accent either way. I did learn Greek first, however.Thunderhorse94 said:
Ah, you're similar to my parents because my Grandparents were the immigrants who came to Australia (well my mother's side is from Cyprus) and my parents learnt Greek first. I can only speak a little bit though, enough to understand what my family who can't speak English are saying.Pimppeter2 said:
My Dad's Greek, his parents came here in the obvious time (the post - World War 2 Immigration influx) and my Dad and his sister learned Greek and didn't learn English until they went to school. I know enough Greek to understand around 1/3 of what my relatives are saying. I have an average Greek accent though.Thunderhorse94 said:
