American Pleasures?

[Rughugger]

Publicly editable encyclopedia, wrong?. You're crazy! 

I know, i know. I'm a horrible person. /wrists 

[Ad Bot]

[Spation]

...I worked at a taco bell, it's based in Utah...

You don't have to be 'based' in your place of origin.

[yuki]

"A fast food hamburger within a traditional "hamburger bun".
Country of origin :   Hamburg, Germany"

Charlie Nagreen 1885, Seymour, Wisconsin.
I didn't know Wisconsin was in germany.

[General Omega]

Telephone, light bulb, dipstuff presidents - US

[yuki]

Telephone, light bulb, dipstuff presidents - US

Teddy Roosevelt.

[General Omega]

Thank god the latest one is being booted out Tuesday.

[Rubrick]

Rice is for all asian culture you tribal stuff.

Exactly what I thought.
My every one in my moms side is Filipino and they all eat rice.
Im insulted also.

[Rubrick]

Someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed.   

Why you (Insert curses)

[Mikiyikiy]

Exactly what I thought.
My every one in my moms side is Filipino and they all eat rice.
Im insulted also.

Jeeze, you can't take a joke.

[Spation]

...light bulb...

Yeah, I totally forgot Joseph Swan was American.

[*Magick* Mage]

Italians made more then just pizza. They also made the Ferrari, and other Italian sports cars (thus the name :P). Also, the electric battery was invented there and the radio was invented there. Opera, the piano, and the violin were also made there. There is a lot of stuff that is/was manufactured or invented in Italy. And many more by Italians around the world. :P

[Saxophone]

This threat sounds "lovey".
 

[TheGeek]

Telephone

# 1844 — Innocenzo Manzetti first mooted the idea of a “speaking telegraph” (telephone).
# 26 August 1854 — Charles Bourseul publishes an article in a magazine L'Illustration (Paris) : "Transmission électrique de la parole".
# 26 October 1861 — Johann Philipp Reis (1834–1874) publicly demonstrated the Reis telephone before the Physical Society of Frankfurt
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone)

light bulb

In addressing the question "Who invented the incandescent lamp?" historians Robert Friedel and Paul Israel [1] list 22 inventors of incandescent lamps prior to Joseph Wilson Swan and Thomas Edison.
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light_bulb)

dipstuff presidents

Won't argue with that...

[Ronin]

Utah - Decaffeinated everything

[Mateo]

Wait 2 things, since when have Americans called rice American food, and since when have Americans liked rice? (Er. I guess some Americans like rice. I just don't.)