42+ Times Americans Made Us Cringe Online

Written by: Malik

Everything is bigger in America—from the servings of food to the size of the shopping malls, to how they carry out sporting events. Pretty much everything in the U.S. is giant-sized and tends to grab your attention. At times, it may be amusing, but it often gets irritating when Americans tend to hold a substantial presence on the Internet, particularly when their assertions are consistently incorrect. From having poor knowledge regarding geography, to not even grasping elementary level arithmetic, it is truly dumbfounding and cringe-worthy observing the things Americans have posted online.

Fire Away

Nowadays, it appears that folks will go to almost any length to make sure their little ones have names that are one of a kind. It’s not just the Kardashian-Jenners, known for names like Stormi and Aire, who are fans of these unique monikers. Average Americans are also very much drawn to these out-of-the-box baby names. They simply can’t resist the charm and individuality of such names.

Fire Away

Indeed, it seems pretty strange to give your child the name “Reighfyl,” which sounds just like “rifle.” Really, could there be anything more typically American than naming a kid after a firearm?

Size Matters

There’s nothing more exasperating than one person who’s unaware about how the world works, except for two such people engaged in a conversation. Reading their texts back and forth is just utterly distressing.

Size Matters

Texas is indeed a vast state, but it’s not advisable to just rely on your pal’s word before doing thorough research on your own. Maps can be tricky and deceptive, and sticking Africa inside Australia isn’t really about size or correctness. It’s essential to remember not to accept everything at face value.

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Malik
Malik is a content editor at Trending that who specializes in entertainment, celebrity, music, and viral news. With a passion for pop culture and storytelling, he delivers fresh takes on trending topics that keep readers coming back.