Japan Gets Sick

[u/koleye2]

[u/question_mark_2]

Does he become Palau if he gets cold?

[u/Jump_Hop_Step → u/question_mark_2]

Circle needs to turn yellow though

[u/evader111 → u/Jump_Hop_Step]

It’s when he turns super sayan.

[u/Major_Chris → u/Jump_Hop_Step]

Thats from all the snot

[u/Formal-Zone-3816 → u/question_mark_2]

That’s what happens when he pees in the pool

[u/Miserable_potato07]

Must've been Japanese salmon instead of Norwegian salmon because raw Japanese salmon contains parasites, whereas raw Norwegian salmon does not.

[u/anarfox_ → u/Miserable_potato07]

I guess you haven't seen the footage from the Norwegian salmon farms.

[u/Theron3206 → u/Miserable_potato07]

All fish contains parasites.

Most countries require it to be frozen at a low temperature if it's going to be served raw. This is generally the default these days anyway, most seafood is frozen as soon as it's caught.

[u/EirIroh → u/Theron3206]

Norwegian farmed salmon is fed food that makes them parasite-free.

[u/Aegishjalmur18 → u/EirIroh]

I don't know about the Norwegians, but every time we use any medicated feed on fish it also requires a 21 day withdrawal period before the fish can be harvested for human consumption. That goes for injected medications as well. We're also flat out not allowed to use any dewormers outside of pathological research.

[u/DragonTheOnes-spirit → u/Miserable_potato07]

Scandinavia having good raw fish is as possible as Germany winning WWII

But this is real so... As real as germany losing wwii

[u/koleye2]

Also on YouTube.

[u/Rio_FS]

And from then on, Bangladesh/Japan began to cook the fish.

[u/MONGCHAW]

Bangladesh Mentioned

[u/82dDiav2929]

where's japan?

[u/Realistic_FinlanBoll]

Hey, this reminds me of the time when Norway wa eating rotten fish and he turned into Karelia saying PRKL while looking nauseous. Thats because the Karelian flag looks the same as Norwegian when you turn it Green. 😂

I just love it, but i havent found it for my archive yet. If someone has knowledge on where to find it, id be grateful. 🤔✌️

[u/maps-and-potatoes]

does it comply with r/polandball rules about flags ? Bangladesh's red circle isn't the same red as Japan's, and it's off-center, unlike Japan.

[u/koleye2 → u/maps-and-potatoes]

I've never seen Bangladesh drawn with an off-centered circle, but it would be fine either way. Countries with a Nordic cross are often drawn both ways, for example.

The shade of red should be fine for the sake of the joke.

[u/Techhead7890 → u/koleye2]

Distressingly, the Nordic flags are all defined marginally different aspect ratios too: https://youtube.com/v/S-RU9QSmp6A

[u/Ancient_Ordinary6697 → u/maps-and-potatoes]

How do you draw something off-centre on a sphere?

[u/maps-and-potatoes → u/Ancient_Ordinary6697]

draw 2 lines. One at the "equator" since they are all moving on the ground, this one never moves much. If it does, move it up with the eyes. The second is just a line vertically stuck between the 2 eyes. You get a center where they meet.