Just to clarify, I was asking if guest was sure that we didn't raise from the ground

Are you sure?

The quit being a douch for the sake of being a douche is directed at the statement "America isn't a country, is a continent."
While I think it's a stupid joke, I just find it annoying, not douchey.

I hate the Murica nonsense too!
And no, North America is a continent, South America is a continent, but when you say America, people generally understand that to mean the United States of America. Quit being a douche for the sake of being a douche.

Bye Felicia.

There's a difference between observing something and whining about it. I suggest you learn that difference.

I got the joke, just can't stand people that whine!

You were saying? http://www.cnbc.com/2015/12/03/reuters-america-facebooks-zuckerberg-no-tax-benefit-from-philanthropic-initiative.html

Then google it you idiot. http://www.cnbc.com/2015/12/02/the-associated-press-facebook-ceo-45b-organization-to-change-charity-landscape.html

This is certainly not exclusively the fratty look. I was in a fraternity and many men that we unaffiliated were also in similar things. Guys in fraternities also wore what you described as "classy redneck".
I dress this way because this was how my parents dressed me growing up. And, for what it's worth, I don't drink beer.

Only a child hides behind their muscles or fighting ability too.

Some of them are boat shoes, but they also may be wearing no show socks.

Lol at the people that down voted me, should I post the studies?

Just to clarify, I'm aware the brain dead person that was referred to was Donald Trump... But Bernie and Trump are not that different.

THANK YOU. This was driving me crazy.

I have no idea what you meant by "yes, obviously I don't know what an iPhone is. Like I said. Because there's no such thing beside the truth."
The only way you don't know what an iPhone is would be if you had been hiding under your bed since June 2007.

Strictly speaking, the income gap has no negative effect on you, and empiracle economic data shows that in developed economies, a higher level of wealth inequality is linked to higher economic growth.