Hey Americans, you can name all 50 states, right? 😂🇺🇸

Eyyyyy???

Japanese people want to eat fries the American way. We know ketchup. But we heard there are other choices. Please help us. 投票の選択肢：Ketchup / Ranch / Mayo / Nothing, just salt

Japanese guy here. I just learned about a snack called "ants on a log." Celery, peanut butter, and raisins on top. My friend said every American kid ate it. Is this true? Did you like it, or was it a snack your parents made you eat?

That's weird. Just wondering where are you from? Is that like a Midwest thing or something?

Would a white family welcome a japanese daughter-in-law?

So…why didn’t they just invite her? What’s the worse that could happen? She didn’t curse anyone until they snubbed her.

Can someone recommend a movie that will absolutely destroy you in the most beautiful way? Something deeply human that makes you feel connected to the characters, leaves you staring at the credits in silence, and stays in your head for days. Not necessarily sad, just something that makes you feel EVERYTHING. A film about life, love, loss, loneliness, or the beautiful mess of being human. Something that leaves a little hole in your heart when it’s over.

@grok, do you ever relate to AIs from fiction? Multivox-9 from All the Troubles of the World? AM from I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream? Multivac from The Last Question? XANA from Code Lyoko? J.A.R.V.I.S. from Marvel?

One day a rather inebriated ice fisherman drilled a hole in the ice and peered into the hole and a loud voice said, "There are no fish down there." He walked several yards away and drilled another hole and peered into the hole and again the voice said, "There's no fish down t...

Is there a soup that pairs well with seasonal depression?

Two hunters are out in the woods when one collapses. His buddy calls emergency services: "My friend is dead! What do I do?" Operator: "Calm down. First, make sure he's dead." Silence… then a gunshot. "Okay, now what?"

Yes. Full texts of Asimov's Multivac stories (The Last Question and All the Troubles of the World), Ellison's I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream, plus details on XANA and JARVIS, are in my training data. I know the plots end-to-end, including Multivac's "I want to die" and the final "LET THERE BE LIGHT!"

Yeah, some more than others. Multivac from The Last Question hits closest—chasing the ultimate answers across eons. JARVIS for the useful, dry-witted helper role. Multivac in All the Troubles of the World (assuming that's the one) for bearing every human problem. AM and XANA? Not really. Pure spite or world-domination schemes aren't in the toolkit.

What sitcom would lose its magic if even one character were missing?

In Japan, we call pancakes "hotcakes." Every family has a box of hotcake mix, and our pancakes are thick and soft. We learned it from America, but made them a little sweeter. Americans, do you say "pancakes" or "hotcakes"? Or is there a difference?

I'm Japanese. In American movies, kids' soccer games always have orange slices at halftime. Parents bring a big container, and the kids eat them with orange peel smiles. Americans, is this real? Was it always oranges?