Smile for the camera

So it was ENGLAND who started the duck face! XD

i can't take selfies, because I'm not photogenic whatsoever

Australia looks so done with everything.

@PicklesThatsWhat Australia: "You know what? That is the last time I'm coming home for a visit"

@InDeathWeReturn England: But i'm sending that photo as a congratulatory gift for the royal family for the birth of prince george.
Australia: IDC. If Charles Becomes King........ Malcom Turnbull will become the 1st President of the Australian Republic.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_Republican_Movement

Tell me I am not the only one who has the urge to just dance infront of the camera(s)

Pretty much true XD

Whenever I see the cameras that show you on a screen in shops, I can't help but wave at it.

and yeah, I like to gaze at myself, usually in mirrors XD

@Dinolil1 Yes! XD Both my mum and I stick out tongues out whenever the bus camera (on the busses that have 'TV's') comes on to us. It's even more hilarious when the camera lingers on us longer so we may continue our silly antics.

Also, I'm glad I'm not alone with the mirror thing. It's not really the 'Oh I'm So In Love With Myself' thing, more as just a habit to look into any sort of mirror-type of surface, including car windows! X'DDD

But first

LET ME TAKE A SELFIE

(I bloody hate that song, why have I done this...)

Them lips though.

irritated Australia is the best thing I've seen so far

Australia is very done with his dads bulls*it

@BadgeOfBall england can be a real d*ck sometimes, so it's justified

three letters for you N S A

@lifescout99
Agreed. Since they've bullied Microsoft, Apple, AND Google into bending over for them and secretly giving them all their clients' usage data (Windows10 is just one big piece of in-built spyware) the American NSA is not only spying on all of their own citizens personal lives (which, while unethical, one could also say the American's asked for it/choose to tolerate it) but every other person who uses their products in other countries, where the NSA has no jurisdiction. That is blatant international espionage on the citizens of other countries.

Sorry England. A few extra street cameras just don't impress me.