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Today, in class, I asked my teacher for a "rubber". I didn't realise that in America "rubber" doesn't mean "eraser", it means condom. FML

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Oh yeah, I used to confused by this from time to time back when I lived in the U.K.

yes, the Beatles are totally still relevant to teenagers! they'll be around forever i think....i'll at least introduce my kids and yeah a rubber can be considered an eraser....it erases the chances of getting pregnant...?!

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Zapdemon 0

lol, vernacular fail

I did the same thing ... embarassing!

Haha! I've done that before!!! And, when I first transfered from Elementary school to Primary school, I made the mistake of calling a 'full stop,' a 'period.' I didn't know why everyone was laughing untill my mum explained it to me when I got home...now I just call them dots.

Odd. Most people I know watch enough US shows to know period means full stop over there.

amandax6 0

ahahahhahahahaahha

hiimray 0

hahah did you get in trouble?that must have sucked!

that_one_dude 0

that happend with a German student in my school!!!

pickleomg 0

LOL, reminds me of a girl, who was new, moved in from I dunno where. She complimented another girl by saying, "Cute thongs!". Poor girl, people still remember after 3 years.

ohitsali 0

welcome to America! :D

paddy, you should research before posting bs. kthx

CLW, you should research before accusing people of not doing their research. KTHNX. (source: friend is allergic to latex)

chyruxcha 0

Everyone makes mistakes. Lol I'm glad that the part of america doesn't have embarrassing slangs . Just weird pronunciations