OMG WHAT NOT ME SEEING THIS N SCHOOL @SATWkid

@Germany_Genie THIS IS PEAK

@SATWkid IKR AND ME BEING FIRST T COMMENT AAAAAGHAGHH

SWEDEN FINALLY MENTIONED AFTER MORE THEN A YEAR?? I MUST BE IN HEAVEN

Who's downvoting all these comments?
What is there to even downvote about?

I just say bato bato pick (rock rock idk)

@notKokichi Philippines IS MENTIONED I love my country andyessame yes yesyyesyeyesyeyseyesyysysyeyey

That last sounds like a strong verb. I shnick today. I shnack yesterday. I have shnuck.

There are people in the U.S. who call it Ro-Sham-Bo, for unclear reasons.

@FrankHarr that would be Rochambeau, but the reasons are still unclear.

In Japan the game is called jan-ken, you say "Jan-ken-pon!" when getting ready to throw, and the moves are guu (rock), choki (scissors), and paa (paper).

(FWIW, the *more* commonly used name in Germany is "Schere, Stein, Papier" (scissors, rock, paper). There's a *number* of alternative "names", however - which are said aloud when playing so as to "sync" the players.)

Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, Spock

As a Swede, I would say it is rock, scissors, bag, not sack. A påse is much smaller than a sack. Not a handbag, mind, a grocery bag, or a pouch. Actually, I changed my mind, rock, scissors, pouch would work best, in my opinion. Not sack, though.

Ooh, Sweden!