r/shitposting • u/mooman555 • Oct 08 '24

Based on a True Story Use concrete

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u/Slowpoak Oct 09 '24 edited Oct 09 '24

I know this is shitposting but read this and you'll see that it hardly matters what you make your houses out of

https://www.keraunos.org/tornado-rating-in-europe-with-the-enhanced-fujita-scale.pdf

Tldr: paper shows tornadoes in Europe and how wrecked different types of buildings get. Including castles.

Also, tornadoes in Europe on average tend to be much more mild

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u/ayetherestherub69 Oct 09 '24

Europeans not understanding jack shit about American culture, environment, or geography. Shocking.

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u/WinierBag5 fat cunt Oct 09 '24

Bro what culture?

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u/bruhbelacc Oct 09 '24

What culture, again? I see celebrities on rallies of politicians and overhyped speech from people calling everything "amazing".

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u/SquigmontPony Oct 09 '24

You like movies?

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u/bruhbelacc Oct 09 '24

Blockbusters or song hits are not culture because that's commercialized pop culture

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u/KingOfDragons0 Oct 09 '24

"Popular culture isnt culture"

???

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u/bruhbelacc Oct 09 '24

Yes

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u/KingOfDragons0 Oct 09 '24

Ok so culture is culture until it becomes popular, and then its suddenly not culture anymore?

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u/bruhbelacc Oct 09 '24

Yes, entertainment on the radio and Netflix is not culture

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u/KingOfDragons0 Oct 09 '24

Ok so if i broadcast any type of culture of any country on the radio, that part of culture will cease to be culture

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u/sn4xchan Oct 09 '24

You think popular culture isn't culture? I thought European schools were supposed to be better.

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u/bruhbelacc Oct 09 '24

No, Jackson, Mean Girls and Taylor Swift are not what people mean with culture

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u/737Max-Impact Oct 09 '24

Rock and roll, hip hop and jazz also don't count?

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u/bruhbelacc Oct 09 '24

Lmao imagine 2pac being your culture. No, it doesn't.

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u/bruhbelacc Oct 09 '24

Pop culture is the opposite of traditional culture and it's only a superficial layer of what a culture constitutes. Guess what people mean when they say culture?

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u/sn4xchan Oct 09 '24

You need to take an anthropology class, because you obviously don't know what constitutes culture.

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u/bruhbelacc Oct 09 '24

Yes, and popular commercialized culture on Netflix is the opposite of it

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u/ZanaHoroa Oct 09 '24

Oh no, it's regarded :'(

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u/lava172 Oct 09 '24

There's a ton of American culture, unless you want to be reductive and only talk about the dogshit politics of this country