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Good Old National Trust

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620points

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Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago

Now that's a hand job and a half lol.

140points

Historical Figures Lined Up For Reopening Of Museum Of Gloucester

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601points

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Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago

Omg, the t-rex at the end.

238points

British humor, let alone culture, gets more difficult to define the closer you look at it. At first glance, everything seems to be clear-cut: the Queen, the Victorian era, rading P. G. Wodehouse's books, looking posh, sounding posh, pip-pip, cheerio, drinking tea and eating crumpets, liking ships (and having lots of them!), and the Beatles to name a few iconic images. You can probably picture these without much effort.

If You Can Read This, You Are Not A Train!

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582points

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Lauren Caswell 3 years ago

That is the epitome of British sarcasm I love It!

156points

There Is Something Terrifying Happening In Brighton, England

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489points

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Luis Hernandez Dauajare 3 years ago

Now I really want to know this story....

165points

Welcome To Leigh

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450points

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Hugo A-niro 3 years ago

Love this

65points

But once you start thinking about it, British culture becomes harder to define precisely. And naming a few examples of what’s overwhelmingly British doesn’t get to the essence of what makes British humor, well, British.

A Fine Example Of Sophisticated British Humour

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447points

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Iron ass 3 years ago

Wow

46points

Front Seat On A Double Decker Bus

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447points

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Julie C Rose 3 years ago

Same in New Zealand - those seats are ALWAYS taken first on the double decker bus I catch.

68points

When The Pubs Have Been Closed For 4 Months, A Bit Of Rain Won't Stop These Lads

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433points

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Lauren Caswell 3 years ago

Bah that's just a wee drizzle :)

189points

I wanted to get a better handle on the link between humor and culture, so I reached out to comedian Ariane who’s working on a number of witty projects. Who better to talk about what makes people laugh than a British comedian who knows what the entire thing is all about?

#10

When The Council Forget About A Sinkhole In Your Town

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425points

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Hilary Mol 3 years ago

This is amazing.

67points

#11

It Gets Confusing

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415points

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Marie 3 years ago

Now that's actually useful!

95points

#12

Breakfast Trifle

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406points

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Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago

Tbh, I would eat that. Certainly preferable to the traditional trifle lol.

135points

Iron ass 3 years ago

Agreed

7points

jjdubs W 3 years ago

You haven't had my Mom's sherry trifle (made after we lived in England for a bit)....

5points

3 years ago

I'll just take the trifle

2points

Sarah 3 years ago

Yeah, but I'd be taking it out of that bowl and puttin' it on the plate!

1point

Fieke Engelen 3 years ago

YUMM!!!

0points

Harold Summer 3 years ago

Just needs a biscuit to go with it!

0points

TheRandomBorger 3 years ago

The what? Dumb American here

0points

Nikki Sevven 3 years ago

I would definitely eat that, but I'll need toast soldiers to dip in the egg.

18points

tiari 3 years ago

It’s just a change in presentation. Perfectly okay IMO.

12points

Equine_Ravenclaw_Directioner 3 years ago

Shoot me but I'd eat that.

5points

Anthony Nizza 3 years ago

Omg I need that now!!!

4points

OMGWaitWhat 3 years ago

BACONNNNNNNNNNNNNNN YUM

3points

V Martinez 3 years ago

"Bacon! It's the future!" - Fred Buckle, Call the Midwife lol

0points

Mienfoo 3 years ago

Yum!

2points

Id row 3 years ago

Are those crushed up statins on top? That's a good idea.

2points

Valerie Page 3 years ago

Coarse ground pepper. It uses bad language !

0points

Miss Cris 3 years ago

When I saw it in the little pic, I thought it was an ice-cream. This looks awesome, too! Miam miam miam!!!!

2points

Curry on... 3 years ago

Three of my favorite things to eat.

2points

Bettie-Jean Neal 3 years ago

I would totally devour that!

2points

Kenny Kulbiski 3 years ago

Perfect! Destroys the myth about British food being blah.

1point

AzKhaleesi 3 years ago

omg that looks lovely!!! *drool

1point

Alyssa Sweat 3 years ago

That makes my mouth water just looking at that.

1point

Zena Marsh 3 years ago

That looks delicious.

1point

Brendan 3 years ago

Love a fry up! However, in cafés/restaurants, they're always skimpy with the baked beans.

1point

Dorothy Cloud 3 years ago

That would be difficult to eat!

0points

axolotl 3 years ago

what the flipping biscuits bro!?

0points

okpkpkp 3 years ago

My mouth is watering. And I've already had a bypass so my pipes are all good to go now.

0points

Donna Gettings Apperson 3 years ago

Luvly govnah!

0points

Robertson Shinnick 3 years ago

I would totally eat that, but I’m a zeppelin-sized American from the Deep South, where Biscuits & Gravy is a breakfast staple, and we like greasy stuff. (*Not what you Brits call “biscuits”. We call those “cookies”.)

0points

Caroline Overill 3 years ago

It's cooked really well. I'm still going to puke though

0points

CARMEN FLORES 3 years ago

Why?????????

0points

Gregg Bender 3 years ago

Looks good

0points

Mickie Shea 3 years ago

Bacon on top eggs on top of potatoes . . . gotta love the English

0points

Lady Cadaver 3 years ago

Take my money

0points

Shun 3 years ago

It looks delicious. I'll eat it

0points

TheBoredPanda 3 years ago

That looks like a perfect hangover remedy.

0points

Paul Aguilera 3 years ago

oh dude, that looks so good! i don't know what a trifle is and dont care, as long as it tastes great

0points

Clearly sunny 3 years ago

Yum.

0points

Kris “ADHD_Carrier” Dudoich 3 years ago

That looks AMAZING!

0points

Paul Davies 3 years ago

Looks absolutely delicious!

0points

Catherine Brady 3 years ago

Where's the toast or scone?

0points

Pazuzu 3 years ago

damn i,m hungry now

0points

Kate Stankovic 3 years ago

What's the cubes under the egg? Is it sausage?

0points

Marsha Peters 3 years ago

Methinks cubed potato hash, wot ?

0points

sam puckett 3 years ago

Id def eat that. Wont finish it, but ill eat it

0points

marianne eliza 3 years ago

Potatoes always taste better when soaked with yolk. And you dredge up the rest of the yolk with the bacon.

0points

DanieLegz 3 years ago

#FoodPorn

0points

Alex Hall 3 years ago

omfg, yes, PLEASE.

0points

Duncan 3 years ago

Would you like a cardiac arrest on the side?

0points

Toast Of Saint Louis 3 years ago

Now that's American.

0points

InfectedVoice 3 years ago (edited)

No problem eating that, it's just in a dish instead of on a plate, not a massive fan of fried eggs in general though.

0points

Norah Reilly 3 years ago

May I have one?

0points

Sawdust 3 years ago

I suddenly need to go buy some eggs and bacon

0points

Robyn Fraser 3 years ago

That looks gorgeous. Where can I get one?

0points

tomruns12 3 years ago

Whats wrong with this? looks good.

0points

Vicki Perizzolo 3 years ago

my arteries are hardening looking at that

0points

Suzanne Haigh 3 years ago

I have seen a lot stranger thing on BP which where classed as 'food'

0points

jk nbt 3 years ago

want some, feed me now!

0points

Mysricxs 3 years ago

that looks delicious 0-0 where can find

0points

Lisa Laberge 3 years ago

Fancy

0points

This is fine 3 years ago

It looks soooo good

0points

Donkey boi 3 years ago

Me who loves trifle & loves cooked breakfast: That'll do!

0points

Desto 3 years ago

I didn't eat breakfast this morning and this just looks delicious

0points

*me* 3 years ago

I need that now. Starbucks would prob make it

0points

Ambar 3 years ago

I WANT THAT!! >:( (looks good!)

0points

Wistiti 3 years ago

I just finished my lunch but I am suddenly very hungry again.

0points

Lorraine Geater 3 years ago

Totally and portion size spot on!

0points

Carissa Halliday 3 years ago

I would eat a vegan version and tbh might make this tomorrow

-2points

Professional comedian Ariane told Bored Panda that humor plays a “huge role” in British culture. And this isn’t bound to change anytime soon. “I think it is inherently witty and quirky but coupled with a huge dose of irony and self-consciousness,” she noted that British wit often has a dollop of self-deprecation mixed into it.

#13

Challenge Accepted

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387points

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Iron ass 3 years ago

124 PINTS??

78points

#14

Found An Angry Note On My Car Today. I Replied

Final score:

378points

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Raven Sheridan 3 years ago

The most polite, "F**k You Letter" I've ever read.

77points

#15

Ok, Who Did This?

Final score:

373points

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Bow, I’m a Slytherin 3 years ago

I thought I was the only one!-

95points

According to Ariane one of the best things that sum up the essence of British humor is the Very British Problems book series that also has a Twitter account. “It's sarcastic, petty, ridiculous, embarrassed, self-conscious, and underpinned with the knowledge and awareness of how silly Brits are,” the comedian said.

#16

This Is The Most British Headline I Have Ever Seen

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359points

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Lauren Caswell 3 years ago

I just bought these exactly biscuits less than an hour ago XD nom nom!

38points

#17

My Local Cinema Being A Little Pessimistic About Reopening

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Brandy Grote 3 years ago

Accurate...

61points

#18

The Joys Of Living In Britain

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Essex Eagle 3 years ago

It was only November 4th though

37points

I also talked to Ariane about the impact that British soft power, films, and media have globally. In her opinion, the way that British culture is characterized all around the world is slightly inaccurate and doesn’t represent the reality of being a Brit.

#19

What's More British Than Trains And Sausage

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Kristof De Smet 3 years ago

Looks like a Belgian train?

21points

#20

Got A Baked Bean Mug For My Birthday So Naturally I Did The Right Thing

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308points

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Iron ass 3 years ago

Seems logical

75points

#21

A Very British Headline

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Iron ass 3 years ago

The f**k...?

54points

They’re not all as glamorous as the stars you’re used to seeing on your TV screens (though I’ve got a sneaking suspicion that all brits have a secret use-in-an-emergency top hat and monocle kit; pity I haven’t been able to prove it yet).

#22

An Actual Job Here In The UK

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Hans 3 years ago

She soon will be promoted to mince pie research and development evangelist.

66points

#23

Google Maps Accurately Capturing U.k. Life (Leeds)

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291points

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Ekate 3 years ago

That's a lot of skin - must be over 12 degrees!

134points

#24

Northumberland... Lowest Population Density In England... Just How I Like It

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289points

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Jo Mama 3 years ago

One of the most scenic counties

72points

“When people think of us, they think of the Royal Family, iconic images like London buses and phone boxes, afternoon tea, period dramas, and posh people—like Hugh Grant in Richard Curtis films!” Ariane explained how the world tends to think when it thinks of the UK.

#25

A House Overtaking A Boat On The A30 Today

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285points

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Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago

Nothing to see here, just an everyday occurrence.

56points

#26

This Guy Is An Absolute Baller

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279points

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Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago (edited)

Genius.

70points

#27

I'll Never Get Tired Of East London

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266points

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Dutchdancemum 3 years ago

His socks as well!

89points

“They see us as charming and antiquated and think we're adorable. Spoiler: we're not really like this! Which they'll find out if they ever visit Britain, but I guess most people never do, so we remain cute and posh in their imaginations,” she said.

This proves that even a lack of travel can have its upsides, namely, maintaining the illusion that all brits are as charismatic and gorgeous as the delightful Mr. Grant.

#28

Hipster Level: London

Final score:

266points

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Hugo A-niro 3 years ago

A serious vinyl fan

49points

#29

Cheerio Germs

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259points

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Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago

At first I was thinking "hang on, aren't cheerios American" lol. Was thinking of the cereal not the colloquial term for goodbye.

114points

#30

At First I Thought It Said Cornhole

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Iron ass 3 years ago

Its cornhole + sherlock holmes

46points

#31

Mom Brought A Slice Of Bread To Try Out Toasters

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257points

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Aski Markup 3 years ago

I know the pain. You think you've just bought a great little toaster. Open it up, and flipping a third of the bread sticks out when toasting. Why do they do that?!

45points

#32

Banksy Really Outdid Himself This Time

Final score:

247points

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Hugo A-niro 3 years ago

What is this?

28points

Found This In The Staff Room After The Morning Meeting...

Final score:

236points

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Iron ass 3 years ago

Because custard is F*****G BETTER

266points

#34

Its Bank Holiday, Payday Friday. The Efforts For A 17:00 Post Work Pint Fill Me With National Pride. Liverpool

Final score:

228points

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Zena Marsh 3 years ago

"Do you think they will find us here?"

41points

#35

A Bloke Tucking Into Full English Breakfast On The Tube

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222points

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Hilary Mol 3 years ago

I mean, as long as you don't spill it on someone else's shoes, enjoy your breakfast!

71points

#36

Looks Like A Rave

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222points

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TheRandomBorger 3 years ago

Can we just appreciate the woman in the donut costume

146points

#37

You Just Are

Final score:

220points

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Iron ass 3 years ago

Wow real encouraging

57points

#38

Breaking!!! Breaking!!! Hat Found!!!

Final score:

208points

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Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago

If it is in good condition why destroy it, wash it and donate it instead.

86points

#39

Coronavirus Restrictions Are Being Eased Too Quickly

Final score:

198points

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Sasy 3 years ago

My tongue always picks my pastries...it is very reliable that way.

34points

#40

Who Amougst Us Hasn’t Dreamed Of Smelling Like Cherry Bakewell Tart Or Love Hearts?

Final score:

194points

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Iron ass 3 years ago

I wanna smell like cherry bakewell tarts

73points

Truly A National Tragedy

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190points

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Brendan 3 years ago

Typical Waitrose shopper!

27points

#42

The Waitrose Way

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188points

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Dutchdancemum 3 years ago

Good old Farnham, one of the most poshest towns around!

33points

#43

"British Cuisine Is Bad" - Oh Yeah? Think Again

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Iron ass 3 years ago

Gah im hungry those really tiny pizzas

46points

#44

British Town Names

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Kira Okah 3 years ago

Should I point out Stone? Or Tring? Mudchute? Cockfosters? Beer? Cockermouth? Thong? Been to all of those personally. How about I plop some Welsh in here and mention the village of Ysbyty Ystwyth.

41points

#45

Came Across This House That Uses A Baby's Gate As A House Gate, Interesting Choice

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Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago

Hey if it works. Seeing as the rocks are uneven, a baby gate kind of makes sense since the ends are adjustable.

97points

#46

To Be Honest Asda, I'd Rather You Got It From The Cow

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159points

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Hugo A-niro 3 years ago

Looks tasty

21points

#47

I Took Cuthbert For A Charity Skydive

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158points

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Princess Consuela 3 years ago

#freecuthbert

59points

#48

Bands Will Put Their Name On Anything These Days

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143points

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Iron ass 3 years ago

It looks like a smore

30points

Wrong Sort Of Heat

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131points

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Andrew Gibb 3 years ago

it is usually leaves on the line

30points

#50

Pie On A Barm! Why Not!

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114points

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Iron ass 3 years ago

Interesting

21points

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#51

Looks Very British

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39points

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Iron ass 3 years ago

wHy ARe tHerE f UckINg bEaNS oN piZzA????

22points

#52

Wine And Jam

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34points

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Fabrice 3 years ago

"What does the bottle matter, as long as you're drunk?" Alfred de Musset (in french : "Qu’importe le flacon, pourvu qu’on ait l’ivresse ?")

22points

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Aliquid A 3 years ago

BP post about oddities in the UK - response from the Brits "ha, that's fun". BP post about oddities in the US - response from Americans "StOp MaKinG FuN of uS"

43points

juice 3 years ago

i'm guilty...still though, this post is full of fun things, while many of the US posts were about how stupid and ignorant they are. there were just a lot of posts bashing Americans and it got pretty old

23points

Vanta Black 3 years ago

We're professionals when it comes to self-deprication. Nobody makes fun of us better than us, or faster than us. We are also equally skilled at sarcasm, euphemisms, and being facetious.

18points

Happy Daihatsu 3 years ago

Yes, but for America's articles, they're talking about the problems and stuff, while this article was just about funny headlines and weird food.

2points

HooowlAtTheMoon 3 years ago

Not oddities, it was just being mean to the US, talking about how idiotic americans are. And they were going overboard with the number of stupid american posts.

1point

Danieletc 3 years ago (edited)

Not "'making fun'", straight out bashing. Good luck finding a BP article that has the word "America/ns" in it, and NOT one of these words: "Shocked", "awful", "worst", "racist/racism", "stupid" or "healthcare". Now you have a hobby.

-1point

Aliquid A 3 years ago

‘USA vs. Italy Culture Shocks’: American Moves To Italy, Shares The Biggest Cultural Differences She’s Noticed --- 30 People Reveal The Biggest Culture Shock They’ve Ever Encountered --- 40 Foreigners That Visited The US Reveal What Was The Biggest Culture Shock For Them --- What The “American Food” Section Looks Like In Different Countries --- Teen From The US Reveals What It’s Like For An American To Attend An Aussie School --- Americans Reveal Their 40 Most WTF Moments While Visiting Europe In This Viral Thread --- American Who Has Been Living In The UK For The Last 10 Years Shares Things That Are ‘Still Weird As Hell’ (26 Pics).... that was 5 minutes of looking

11points

BorPand8 3 years ago

These were funny 😁😆😂

27points

troufaki13 3 years ago

I miss England...

18points

Judy Steelman 3 years ago

I love the British and the British food. So much more interesting than America and Americans to me.

9points

Miss Cris 3 years ago (edited)

Despite Brexit, we love you UK !!!!

7points

Vanta Black 3 years ago

Despite Brexit, we love you too... uhh...

5points

Kevin Hickey 3 years ago

Is it just me, or are the new pop up ads on this site really annoying?

6points

Kim Lorton 3 years ago

Loved this!!

3points

Sue Bradley 3 years ago

These are so true !!!!!!

3points

Sasy 3 years ago

I will think of you often Egg and bean pizza...

2points

Katie Johnson 3 years ago

In your nightmares?

6points

bill marsano 3 years ago

Don't limit yoursef to tea, Jonas. Have a Chip Butty, too.

1point

Gavin Johnson 3 years ago

As a Brit I scanned over the page, shrugged my shoulders and said ‘yeah, that’s about right, but there’s so much more our nation has to offer, we are a diverse bunch who have so many more ways to raise a smile in the stupidest and toughest of situations’. I’m friends with people all across Britain and I’ve travelled to our most northern islands and down to the southern tip of Cornwall, I’ve met plenty of decent folk and the odd f*****t, no one area is the greatest part but I can assure you that the greatest concentration of fuckwits is the Houses of Parliament that claims to represent us but spends more time lining its own nests rather than putting our people first. Hey ho, I’m off to brew a decent mug of tea and have a grumble to myself about the size of Wagon Wheels....

1point

Kuromi 3 years ago

This could have been called "Say you're from Britain without actually saying you're from Britain" and it would have still worked

0points

CNorthingtonP 3 years ago

I miss London! More memes please!

0points

Lisa Bateman 3 years ago

As a brit I can tell you :- spot on!

0points

Ivy Ruonakoski 3 years ago

Awww, I miss the UK.

0points

Jenny Barton 3 years ago

None of this surprises me.

0points

Charles Arnold 3 years ago

amusing

0points

Helen Si 3 years ago

DREAM THE SPEADRUNER IS IN LONDON?

-1point

El Dee 3 years ago

The US views 'British Culture' as Earl Grey tea and Hugh Grant. The author views it as the above. Both are wrong. There is no such thing as 'British Culture' (or even UK culture - they are different things) The above is specifically 'English' culture and although there may be a little overlap, if you go to Scotland, for example, you'll find vastly different foods and way of life on offer. To confuse anyone outside of the UK even many English people use the terms 'English', 'British' and 'UK' interchangeably. They mean vastly different things, like using 'French' to mean the whole of Europe, the Germans wouldn't be impressed, would they?

-2points

Aliquid A 3 years ago

Speaking of Scotland, maybe you should look up the "no true Scotsman" fallacy. Because, with your logic, there is no such thing as *any* culture, because someone could make the same argument that "not everyone in that group is like that"... no matter how careful and narrow the culture is defined. --- I typed a comment earlier that Americans on this board keep getting agitated about posts about the US, but the Brits just laugh at ones like this... and then you come along and prove me wrong. I guess there are complainers no matter where you go.

10points

Hexenfox 3 years ago

And yet you guys make fun at Americans without ever apologizing

-3points

Vanta Black 3 years ago

If you want an apology, go to Canada, eh?

8points

Danieletc 3 years ago

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Aliquid A 3 years ago

BP post about oddities in the UK - response from the Brits "ha, that's fun". BP post about oddities in the US - response from Americans "StOp MaKinG FuN of uS"

43points

juice 3 years ago

23points

Vanta Black 3 years ago

We're professionals when it comes to self-deprication. Nobody makes fun of us better than us, or faster than us. We are also equally skilled at sarcasm, euphemisms, and being facetious.

18points

Happy Daihatsu 3 years ago

Yes, but for America's articles, they're talking about the problems and stuff, while this article was just about funny headlines and weird food.

2points

HooowlAtTheMoon 3 years ago

Not oddities, it was just being mean to the US, talking about how idiotic americans are. And they were going overboard with the number of stupid american posts.

1point

Danieletc 3 years ago (edited)

-1point

Aliquid A 3 years ago

11points

BorPand8 3 years ago

These were funny 😁😆😂

27points

troufaki13 3 years ago

I miss England...

18points

Judy Steelman 3 years ago

I love the British and the British food. So much more interesting than America and Americans to me.

9points

Miss Cris 3 years ago (edited)

Despite Brexit, we love you UK !!!!

7points

Vanta Black 3 years ago

Despite Brexit, we love you too... uhh...

5points

Kevin Hickey 3 years ago

Is it just me, or are the new pop up ads on this site really annoying?

6points

Kim Lorton 3 years ago

Loved this!!

3points

Sue Bradley 3 years ago

These are so true !!!!!!

3points

Sasy 3 years ago

I will think of you often Egg and bean pizza...

2points

Katie Johnson 3 years ago

In your nightmares?

6points

bill marsano 3 years ago

Don't limit yoursef to tea, Jonas. Have a Chip Butty, too.

1point

Gavin Johnson 3 years ago

1point

Kuromi 3 years ago

This could have been called "Say you're from Britain without actually saying you're from Britain" and it would have still worked

0points

CNorthingtonP 3 years ago

I miss London! More memes please!

0points

Lisa Bateman 3 years ago

As a brit I can tell you :- spot on!

0points

Ivy Ruonakoski 3 years ago

Awww, I miss the UK.

0points

Jenny Barton 3 years ago

None of this surprises me.

0points

Charles Arnold 3 years ago

amusing

0points

Helen Si 3 years ago

DREAM THE SPEADRUNER IS IN LONDON?

-1point

El Dee 3 years ago

-2points

Aliquid A 3 years ago

10points

Hexenfox 3 years ago

And yet you guys make fun at Americans without ever apologizing

-3points

Vanta Black 3 years ago

If you want an apology, go to Canada, eh?

8points