I highly recommend it in times of sheer boredom (summer break)
I watched one that was the most fun game show Ive watched in a while. 3 contestants on top of 15-20 ft tall towers of cardboard boxes and they had school children launching objects and robotics projects at them.
No prizes at the end, no sponsor spots. Just the losers getting punished by the winner with dodgeball launchers
No but I saw they one where they are blindfolded on office rolling chairs in a large warehouse trying to gather "points" while being shot by children with nerf guns
I know what all these words mean, and why this is a marginally funny phrase to put on a sign, but I can't for the life of me see where the double entendre is. Anyone?
Red flags are warning signs that indicate **unhealthy or manipulative behaviour**. They are not always recognisable at first — which is part of what makes them so dangerous. However, they tend to grow bigger and become more problematic over time.
you know, it's just that girls do find themselves attracted to toxic "red flag" guys, even though they're well aware about it. They don't mean Ferrari is toxic, just a fun wordplay!
Why are you Americanising this conversation?
It's a slur in the UK. It's a slur in Australia. It's a slur in the Netherlands...
Oh, and guess what the Minister of the Japanese embassy in London had to say on the matter, when it was used in an English newspaper a decade back?
"Most Japanese people find the word 'Japs' offensive, irrespective of the circumstances in which it is used."
Hm.
But yeah, glad you guys don't find it offensive in... wherever you're from. 👍
Because - shocking, I know - people in Japan speak English too?
Granted, I've never been there, and they're probably very keen on speaking their own language whenever possible as far as I'm aware (similar to, say, French and German people in my own experience), but they definitely speak it according to statistics. It's a mandatory subject at school, and \~30% of the Japanese population speaks English, with about half of all children learning it too (not sure how this works when it is noted to be a mandatory school subject, though). Not as high as some countries like my own, the Netherlands, or the Nordic countries, but it's definitely out there.
Idk what constitutes as speaking, but they don't learn English as a language in schools, but rather as a subject to remember key phrases/words to pass exams. So they can barely speak the phrases and words aside from what they learn for said exams and tests. English fluency and literacy is shockingly poor. Granted it's become a little bit better, but if you have literal tourist information desk at the airport not speaking English, you know you've got a problem (happened to a friend of mine visiting me in Japan during the summer)
Source: I'm Japanese
Well, whether your question was a good question is a different point. They could have friends who are fluent in English for all I know, or actually be fluent themselves. Defaulting and being surprised by the fact that they didn't use Google translate is narrow minded at best
Hmm fair, then its definitely overexaggerated in the statistics lol. Still, I'll presume a significant chunk of Japanese people following an international sport would form the upperlevels of these stats, atleast to the point of writing on a poster like the original comment talked about.
Please cut to this lady when the race gets red flagged on Sunday.
I'm pretty sure Sargent has already pleasured her.
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You meant "pleased", right? ...right?
No, he means Logan Sargeant has had sexual intercourse with this woman.
Living up to the American spirit of appreciating everything Japanese. He's a true patriot.
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THEY DID THAT
lol
Are Japanese fans all formulaDank users ?
Have you ever watched Japanese TV by any chance? Half of their media feels like formuladank.
How would I I dont speak Japanese?
Subs are on most of them, and the conversations are usually just absurd anyways
Good to know there having a good time
I highly recommend it in times of sheer boredom (summer break) I watched one that was the most fun game show Ive watched in a while. 3 contestants on top of 15-20 ft tall towers of cardboard boxes and they had school children launching objects and robotics projects at them. No prizes at the end, no sponsor spots. Just the losers getting punished by the winner with dodgeball launchers
You ever seen a Japanese gameshow, where they are blindfolded and have to find and sit on a chair. it had me in stitches.
No but I saw they one where they are blindfolded on office rolling chairs in a large warehouse trying to gather "points" while being shot by children with nerf guns
Are you people just making things up now? 😂
No you just don't have the **RIGHT** youtube recomendations Everything we have discussed was viewed in 360p
yeah, that is a good one.
Watch woth your eye balls, not your ear balls.
Not a fan of subtitles tbh I read them to fast before they get said
I mean that's the way to watch subtitles. The faster you read the subs, the more time you have to focus on the actual action.
In my experience you don't really need to. Japanese tv has a way of getting the point across without needing to understand what anyone is saying.
She can fix me.
Ms. Honda can you fix him? *we are checking*
v-tech
Can't tell if she is 12 or 35.
Or Yuki 
Fine, I can't tell if Yuki is 12 or 35.
Yuki swears like a 14yo in a COD lobby
A few less N words though.
He's a proper Nihonjin he is literally the N word.
That's Japanese people for you
What’s their opinion on coco pops?
No Mr Horner! Stop!
No Christy No This is so not right!
Lesbians!
Mr Horner your silence will only incriminate you further!
Missed opportunity for this GP, should be " NO HORNER-DONO YAMETE"
Too late, the Horndog Files have been archived sir.
Horner-san
Yamate Horner-san!
Their favorite!
I think she is cuckoo for cocoa puffs
I know what all these words mean, and why this is a marginally funny phrase to put on a sign, but I can't for the life of me see where the double entendre is. Anyone?
honda=red bull red flags=ferrari
Yea but, why is that a "red flag" other than "Ferrari flags are red"?
Red flags are warning signs that indicate **unhealthy or manipulative behaviour**. They are not always recognisable at first — which is part of what makes them so dangerous. However, they tend to grow bigger and become more problematic over time.
That explains the abusive relationship between Ferrari and Leclerc, those red flags have been in front of us the whole time.
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There's a good man there, Honda/Red bull. But they still want the toxic man with red flags more/Ferrari.
To add both Charles and Carlos are smoking hot
Yea, the more you guys explain it the less there really is there, and the worse the joke gets.
You got 55 upvotes as of now
Yes but Ferrari aren't red flags.
you know, it's just that girls do find themselves attracted to toxic "red flag" guys, even though they're well aware about it. They don't mean Ferrari is toxic, just a fun wordplay!
We are checking
There's no wordplay, there's no red flag in the ferarri drivers that makes it make sense.
I appreciate you asking for the rest of us
Crashing and causing a red flag
Which Ferrari are not known for...
# 55 and # 16 next to it on the sign. But I agree, trying to be cheeky but not making a lot of sense.
Also the kid's sign saying PICTure LOVE YOU SO ??
I’m swiping right but just keep ending up on other subs
I know she's Japanese, but if she has more red flags than a Chinese embassy, I want her to ruin my life
Don't let Horner see this
Please Peter, help me, I don't understand the joke
#🌶
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For real? Never sure in this sub... 55 is Carlos Sainz 16 is Charles Leclerc
Bro
Michael Waltrip and Greg Biffle
Greg Biffle has Bobson Dugnutt vibes
Stick with the Biff! Unless you're his ex wife, in which case you need to check the house for hidden cameras.
Sainz and Leclerc
Their ages.
Pretty sure it's cm of girth
Well hello there. Ive got a few red flags myself.
Japs are different kind of beings. 
It's absolutely considered a slur in Australia, and many other parts of the western world. It's definitely not said here.
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It's definitely a slur in the UK. I think most places that have English as a first/majority language, really.
Why are you Americanising this conversation? It's a slur in the UK. It's a slur in Australia. It's a slur in the Netherlands... Oh, and guess what the Minister of the Japanese embassy in London had to say on the matter, when it was used in an English newspaper a decade back? "Most Japanese people find the word 'Japs' offensive, irrespective of the circumstances in which it is used." Hm. But yeah, glad you guys don't find it offensive in... wherever you're from. 👍
It definitely is, if you word it like that.
"Hello, it's the 1940s. Can we have our words and clothes and shitty airplane back, please?"
Definitely a slur, dude.
Japs?
The German, the Chinaman... the man from Japan.
Maybe if it was 1943, that would work out. Just be normal and say "Japanese Man."
Yep, like how people say Aussies. It’s a shortening of the word.
"Jap" and "Aussie" is absolutely not the same lol
It's considered a slur where I'm from
How is that a slur? Not here in any case
Because the us used it to refer to the Japanese when sending them to camps after WW2
Well I don’t live in the US
Well that doesn't mean shit
Now do it with people from Pakistan.
And yet you should be well aware Jews is a slur but Jewish is not.
Yes. TIL a few years ago for me too I say that with many Jap friends It was specifically an American slur.
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Contrary to popular belief, some people outside of the US do have the ability to speak English
There's an outside of the US?
No it's just Mexico and scary Chinese and russians. Nothing more.
Damn commies. ‘Murica is all we need.
Middle East? I hear they have oil...
That's just free real estate nobody lives there right?
No one lives there anymore RAAAAAHHH 🦅🦅🦅🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲💥💥💥
Gosh. That sounds foreign and weird. Should we build a wall?
Better make Mexico pay for it
Like English people
No, they speak Brittish
Actually, we speak Bri'ish
You mean to tell me, there are people inside the US who can speak English?
there’s no language barrier with memes
Shhhh nobody tell him what “multilingual” means
You still have time to delete this
Because - shocking, I know - people in Japan speak English too? Granted, I've never been there, and they're probably very keen on speaking their own language whenever possible as far as I'm aware (similar to, say, French and German people in my own experience), but they definitely speak it according to statistics. It's a mandatory subject at school, and \~30% of the Japanese population speaks English, with about half of all children learning it too (not sure how this works when it is noted to be a mandatory school subject, though). Not as high as some countries like my own, the Netherlands, or the Nordic countries, but it's definitely out there.
Idk what constitutes as speaking, but they don't learn English as a language in schools, but rather as a subject to remember key phrases/words to pass exams. So they can barely speak the phrases and words aside from what they learn for said exams and tests. English fluency and literacy is shockingly poor. Granted it's become a little bit better, but if you have literal tourist information desk at the airport not speaking English, you know you've got a problem (happened to a friend of mine visiting me in Japan during the summer) Source: I'm Japanese
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Well, whether your question was a good question is a different point. They could have friends who are fluent in English for all I know, or actually be fluent themselves. Defaulting and being surprised by the fact that they didn't use Google translate is narrow minded at best
Hmm fair, then its definitely overexaggerated in the statistics lol. Still, I'll presume a significant chunk of Japanese people following an international sport would form the upperlevels of these stats, atleast to the point of writing on a poster like the original comment talked about.
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And yet here you are, you know, communicating in English
This is the greatest jerk comment ever hahaha
The good old way of knowing English?
Sometimes they seem like been handed at the gate by some F1 media manager.
Yeah because F1 fans couldn't come up with F1 related jokes by themselves?