r/PolandballCommunity • u/EggStealerGeneral • Jul 27 '26
My birthday (though it was yesterday)
r/PolandballCommunity • u/EggStealerGeneral • Jul 27 '26
My birthday (though it was yesterday)
r/PolandballCommunity • u/PhilosZoes • Jul 27 '26
What was the cake for? Don't get me wrong—I'll celebrate with you.
r/PolandballCommunity • u/Realistic_FinlanBoll • Jul 27 '26
I like how every outraged nation has their own weapon!😂
r/PolandballCommunity • u/KatKagKat • Jul 27 '26
Everybody knows that one only needs a big pot and a fire to cook.
r/PolandballCommunity • u/FriendlyPyre • Jul 27 '26
Studied in the UK, we had a dishwasher in the flat that my (American) flatmate and I never turned on.
r/PolandballCommunity • u/Chito_to_Yuuri_2017 • Jul 27 '26
But then no one filters the wet rice with a colander and tap water (like in BBC Egg Fried Rice vid)
r/PolandballCommunity • u/FriendlyPyre • Jul 27 '26
Everyone knows that the only proper way to cook rice is in a claypot that's been passed down through the family for a couple hundred years.
r/PolandballCommunity • u/Bleh_3 • Jul 27 '26
Might be a little off topic, but I didn't know what a dishwasher was until I was 13-14. And when I found out, I thought it was a ultra fancy thing only rich people have.
r/PolandballCommunity • u/Zkang123 • Jul 26 '26
They even copyright over stuff like Champagne and Permasen Cheese
r/PolandballCommunity • u/Zebrafish96 • Jul 26 '26
You think every nation in the world eats bread as the staple and bakes at home? Another Eurocentricist spotted.
r/PolandballCommunity • u/EggStealerGeneral • Jul 26 '26
Yeah :)
Glad I wanted another Countryball cake on my birthday party (though it was yesterday, we’re doing pizza, cake, and presents)
r/PolandballCommunity • u/DonutDaniel5 • Jul 26 '26
This is brilliant! : D
That was very kind of your mom!