Quoted for truth.Kaarnage said:As an Englishman who likes his Tea, I shall tell you that no one hates the English more than the English.
Northerners and Southerners have this strange little thing going on over here...
Quoted for truth.Kaarnage said:As an Englishman who likes his Tea, I shall tell you that no one hates the English more than the English.
StarStruckStrumpets said:Quoted for truth.Kaarnage said:As an Englishman who likes his Tea, I shall tell you that no one hates the English more than the English.
Northerners and Southerners have this strange little thing going on over here...
They be player hating, the wig wearing was pure classGalli said:fuck your shitty wig wearing army too
This is a dipshit. They are quite common on unregulated internet sites.Galli said:Here was me thinking that England and America were getting on like a house on fire these days... and then I read this comment on a YouTube video from a so called 'Proud' American "***** shut up! FUUUUCK england! fuck your shitty wig wearing army too! fuck off this is an AMERICAN video for AMERICANS not tea loving punk bitches!"
Now maybe this is me being ignorant as I live in here, but is this what you (by you I mean people reading this thread who are American) really think of us? Or just some dipshit troll on a YouTube video.
There were also a lot more comments similar to his and not a lot of Americans stepping in to correct him...
It's actually a myth that the coats were designed to hide bloodstains. Bright colours were chosen so soldiers could identify between friend and foe in the heat (and smoke) of battle. Red was more likely chosen because red is associated with England and simply due to the fact that red dye was cheaper.Gottesstrafe said:That I don't understand. I know the red coats were meant to hide signs of bleeding, but what were the wigs meant to hide? Errant bird dropping?Continuity said:Unless i'm mistaken, and i'm no expert, British Redcoat soldiers used to wear white wigs (like lawyers) in formal uniform.Jedamethis said:Shitty wig-wearing army? What the hell? 0.o
But yeah, nobody correcting him because you shouldn't feed the trolls.
Yeah I noticed that when I went over there. At first I though god Americans are loud and rude but then I'd look over at the source and what sounded like 10 people would be 2. Just ignore people like that, they aren't worth your time.ZeroMachine said:Trust me, the only reason a lot of people out of the country hate Americans is because over here, the worst people are just the loudest.
Well, as they say: the left side is the right side and the right side is the wrong side. Doesn't work the other way. -_-TestECull said:So I'm somewhat fond of our English brothers...even if they do drive on the wrong side of the road.![]()
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That and the fact that the French always wore blue from pretty much the start of the Ancien Regime.GBlair88 said:It's actually a myth that the coats were designed to hide bloodstains. Bright colours were chosen so soldiers could identify between friend and foe in the heat (and smoke) of battle. Red was more likely chosen because red is associated with England and simply due to the fact that red dye was cheaper.
That's a half truth; the English hate everyone.Kaarnage said:As an Englishman who likes his Tea, I shall tell you that no one hates the English more than the English.
Layman's termsWargamer said:That's a half truth; the English hate everyone.Kaarnage said:As an Englishman who likes his Tea, I shall tell you that no one hates the English more than the English.
The natural state of an Englishman is skepticism, bordering on pessimism. It shows through in the fact that most of our humour is based around mockery and stereotyping. Or, in lamen's terms, we take the piss out of everything.
If you want some insight into how British humour works, consult Top Gear (particularly Clarkson) or Al Murray the Pub Landlord; both of these will provide examples of classic British humour.
Actually, let's add Little Britain to that list as well.
....Galli said:Here was me thinking that England and America were getting on like a house on fire these days... and then I read this comment on a YouTube video from a so called 'Proud' American "***** shut up! FUUUUCK england! fuck your shitty wig wearing army too! fuck off this is an AMERICAN video for AMERICANS not tea loving punk bitches!"
Now maybe this is me being ignorant as I live in here, but is this what you (by you I mean people reading this thread who are American) really think of us? Or just some dipshit troll on a YouTube video.
There were also a lot more comments similar to his and not a lot of Americans stepping in to correct him...
Nah, its pretty much any Brit.Lethos said:You are thinking of the Scottish. The Scottish hate everyone. It was proven in The Simpsons. I joke, I joke.Ja-lex said:What you have to realise is that, at least from my experience, is that we brits hate every single person on the planet including ourselves: Northerners, scottish, irish, american, french, italians, russians, germans, canadians, west country folk, east country folk, iceland and their BLOODY VOLCANO!!!!!!!, anyone from the middle east...
I think you get the drift.
To any non British, is it true that there is a stereotype of British people being excessively polite and orderly? It's just, I was watching the news and there was an American economist comparing the reactions outside a British bank and an American bank during the beginning of the financial crisis. He was stating how all the British were forming orderly lines and waiting to get in one at a time, whilst the Americans were just forming a free fall for whoever can get in first.
Straight off wikipedia:ManWithHat said:(btw, what does "Bob's your uncle" even mean?)