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->''"Imports are ''nice''!"''

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->''"Imports are ''nice''!"''''nice!''"''



Don't get your panties in a knot, that's what the Foreign Exchange Student is for!

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Don't get your panties undies in a knot, that's twist. That's what the Foreign Exchange Student is for!



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* WebVideo/ShipwreckedComedy's "American Whoopee" parodies this with a sweet and goofy [[CanadaEh Canadian]] transfer who still gets the ForeignPeopleAreSexy treatment from the girls.

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* WebVideo/ShipwreckedComedy's "American Whoopee" parodies this with a sweet and goofy [[CanadaEh Canadian]] Canadian transfer who still gets the ForeignPeopleAreSexy treatment from the girls.

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* In RPG Maker horror game ''VideoGame/{{GU-L}}'', Irene is a blonde American, and her poor Japanese is represented through her dialogue, which is formatted in an odd blend of Hiragana and Katakana characters.

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* In RPG Maker horror game ''VideoGame/{{GU-L}}'', ''VideoGame/{{GUL}}'', Irene is a blonde American, and her poor Japanese is represented through her dialogue, which is formatted in an odd blend of Hiragana and Katakana characters.
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Corrected "GU-L" entry from "Video Games" to "Video Game."


* In RPG Maker horror game ''VideoGames/{{GU-L}}'', Irene is a blonde American, and her poor Japanese is represented through her dialogue, which is formatted in an odd blend of Hiragana and Katakana characters.

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* In RPG Maker horror game ''VideoGames/{{GU-L}}'', ''VideoGame/{{GU-L}}'', Irene is a blonde American, and her poor Japanese is represented through her dialogue, which is formatted in an odd blend of Hiragana and Katakana characters.

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