And turn Beetroot Red in about half an hourneoptolemus said:You know you're British when you fling off your clothes at the first sign of sunshine.
But... I am Dutch! And it wasn't Pertwee at all, but McCoy!Alucard 11189 said:When you are having what seems like the billionth cup of tea and watching classic Doctor Who making my way through all of the Jon Pertwee era Doctor Who DVD's I own. A nice relaxing day![]()
England isn't the only British country ya know, even though they like to pretend it is.stu_thomo said:... you are from england![]()
JoshGod said:I aim to make it my life's motto. most problems can be solved over a cup of teaAlucard 11189 said:That is awesomeJoshGod said:When this becomes a reality.
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Have you ever been to Italy?Phlakes said:You know you're British when you're a FUCKING MANIAC ON THE ROAD. Seriously. I just got back from vacation in London this morning, you people are insane. It's amazing there aren't a dozen crashes at every roundabout every ten seconds.
Well at least the Japanese are less vocal about it...Mackheath said:Actually, thats Japan.Nimcha said:When you use 'could of' or any variation thereof.
Or being extremely xenophobic.
OT; You know you are British when...you have a barbecque at 10 degrees outside.
You went to London and decided it was a good idea to drive? It's hardly surprising you had a bad experience. Use the public transport in London; it's extortionate but so much better than driving.Phlakes said:You know you're British when you're a FUCKING MANIAC ON THE ROAD. Seriously. I just got back from vacation in London this morning, you people are insane. It's amazing there aren't a dozen crashes at every roundabout every ten seconds.
Words of truth right there. You know you're British when you frequently call your best mate a c*nt.MarsProbe said:You know you're British (or maybe just Scottish, for this particular example) when...
This [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-south-scotland-13992689]
I mean, priorities people! Drag this country out of the pit it's in first, then you can go around building silly sculptures to your hearts content.
Funny, I saw an ad for some film that was going to be shown on that 5 US channel. According to the words on screen, the ad was the "Polite British Version", in which any "strong" words were beeped over. We were then invited to watch the full film on 5 US, if we were interested in hearing all the "American" swear words.
Polite you say? Sounds like someone has never actually paid a visit to this fair isle, by the sounds of things.![]()