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That is not very accurate at all. Yours sincerely, Doggo

It's called courtesy. No harm in being polite, and it brightens the drivers day to know he is appreciated. Happy drivers are less likely to hit the curb

all of these are essential things

Yeah many beaches in the north are mostly pebbles and yes......you will be mugged by seagulls for your watch, keys, wallet and finally your chips and there is nothing you can do about it and nobody can help.

No milk = no tea

Good thanks, you?

Only sockets in British bathrooms are shaver sockets.

At least it's healthy.

Please, oh please, cure us of that one! (Not that you're much good at picking rulers,)

Britishes??

The difference is in the smell and sticking to your shoes intensity. Dpg poop is extremely disgusting. Horse poop not so much.

We go to the counter and let them know what is wrong. We very rarely have to ask for it to be corrected as the person behind the counter usually offers to fix it and offer options.

"britishes"

Just being polite.

"After you." "No, after you." "No, dammit, I SAID AFTER YOU." "Look you little f***face, I said after you!!!"

The hot water supply comes from a tank in the loft, which could be contaminated. It was UK law to keep hot and cold separate to keep drinking water (cold) clean. now its just tradition.

the old-fashioned SWEET shops have some of the best sweets out there, tbh

Actually, This is an irish thing, Also a British thing but we will slam dunk you if you don't complete your round in ireland.

Classical music played by classically trained musicians. Outdoor , elegance at its finest

It was actually introduced during the war when water could be cut off or there were many shortages. Filling up a bowl uses half the amount of your sink. People just carried on using them as saving water is always a good idea. Remember our tap water is our drinking water too.

There are two types of people, those who put the milk in tea last and those who are wrong ;)

When you make tea you first fill the teapot with hot water to warm the pot. This is not for drinking. Boil the water. When it is boiled the teapot should be thoroughly warmed. Empty the teapot and put in 2 moderately heaped tablespoons of tea leaves and then the boiling water and give it a stir. Place the lid on and cover with either a tea cosy or if you don't have one wrap it in a tea towel. Wait 5 minutes then, using a tea strainer, pour the tea into a cup and then add a dash of milk. Sugar/sweetener is added by the person the tea was made for to their own preference.

Crazy bastard British arguing about tea and scones instead of the right to walk into a supermarket with an assault rifle

It's based on the china they used in the olden days.. milk first is used for fine bone china which is more delicate - you need the milk so the china doesn't crack from the hot tea. Milk last isn't a problem if you're using a mug or a sturdy cup - usually this was a cheaper option!

Scientists have, in fact, studied this. It DOES matter what order the milk is put in. If you do it wrong, the milk turns slightly sour, and so the tea does not taste so good. Too bad I can’t remember what is the right order.

I pull milk in before my coffee. My family thinks I'm weird.

The order of items on a scone dictates where in the west country you are from or influenced from. Devon or Cornwall!

I think people originally used to put the milk in first because they had nice china, and it was valuable, so they didn't want to risk the hot tea breaking the cup. I put it in first because I was brought up that way.

BUT- BUT THIS IS IMPORTANT-

Milk stops the tea leaves from releasing all the potential strength from the bag. It makes a huge difference.

The reason the milk goes first. Is originally tea was drunk from bone china tea cups. The sudden temp change from hot tea would cause the cup to crack. Hence milk first to stop the thermal shock to the cup.

Ooh, now you're getting seriously controversial. It absolutely matters and it's milk second, jam first, for your information.

It matters...trust me - it matters....! Woe betide (s)he who puts milk on my tea-bag before the boiling water......

Oh my god! You are NOT English if you put milk in first! Herecy I tell you!!!

We don't have scones for breakfast.

"Culture, it does not matter at all" is what I hear. Berry berry american.