Bought at my local supermarket:
And a closeup of the “eagle:”
This is what we look like to our European betters:
Gun waving
Uncle Sam top hat wearing
Red, white and blue colored
Agitated
American eagles.
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The American Image in the Polish MindBought at my local supermarket:
And a closeup of the “eagle:”
This is what we look like to our European betters: Gun waving Uncle Sam top hat wearing Red, white and blue colored Agitated American eagles. 8 comments to The American Image in the Polish Mind |
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That eagle sure does look agitated. I wonder what his problem is?
What’s the difference between USA popcorn and Polish popcorn?
And why are you buying bagged popcorn anyhow?
I bought it for the picture. I haven’t tasted the popcorn yet. And what difference does it make why I would buy bagged popcorn, anyway? Maybe I LIKE bagged popcorn. It’s not like I can go to the 7/11 and grab a pan of JiffyPop. I’m in a POSTCOMMUNIST country. They don’t have JiffyPop here.
Bags of prepopped popcorn are DISGUSTING.
Clearly, you’ve found a niche: import Jiffy Pop into Poland, and you’ll be rich!
Do they have microwave ovens in Poland?
Yes, and the electricity to power them.
Even so, they have to rely on bags of prepopped popcorn with American Bald Eagles on the package in order to get the nutrients and minerals from such corn-based products.
Let me know how it tastes. I’m sure it doesn’t get better with age.
I’m not going to eat the popcorn.
YOu should import Jiffy Pop with pictures of Obama on them into Poland and sell them… YOu could call it “Hope Corn.” Everyone would buy it and you would become a millionaire…
We need that Hope Corn right here in America, Von. Now, more than ever.