Your Favourite British Thing(s).

[oldskoolandi]

Yorkshire.

Tha's reet there

 

[Daystar Clarion]

Yorkshire.

Tha's reet there

I bloody swear, if it could, Yorkshire would seperate from the mainland and become an independant nation

 

[Garrsus]

Yahtzee!

the game or the reviewer because the reviewer is from Australia

ot: the comedy.

edit: ok i didn't know he was born in Britain sorry.

 

[Cairnth]

In all seriousness? The NHS.

EDIT: Incidentally, I've never actually seen a top hat outside of a wedding. Or a monacle. I have never, ever, seen a monacle.

 

[Garrsus]

Yahtzee!

the game or the reviewer because the reviewer is from Australia

He's a Brit living in Australia. Gotcha there!

i know i just asked someone.

 

[nuba km]

America!

 

[Smooth Operator]

I've met a Brit, too, by the way, and he seems quite similar to Americans except for the accent.

Were you expecting wings? Maybe a tail?

 

[newwiseman]

the IT Crowd, and Doctor Who (the television)

 

[DSK-]

I love Everything about Britain. I'll take the good and the bad - you can't have one and not the other.

 

[jrubal1462]

Without a doubt, Top Gear. I have less than 0 interest in cars, but with the chemistry of those three, the patently ridiculous metaphors they use, and all around jack-assery, I would gladly watch them do a show on paint drying.

 

[BlueberryMUNCH]

Yatzhee, the accents, Monty Python...

And what the hell is a queue? I thought that was a selection of documents a printer had to print, or a list of something to do, something along those lines.

One more question - do Brits think we Americans sound funny, and (I doubt it, but I think it's worth asking) do you ever try an American accent? Because tons of people here try a British accent, and the only one who seems to be able to pull it off is my brother, for some reason.

I've met a Brit, too, by the way, and he seems quite similar to Americans except for the accent.

I don't find them funny, they're just another accent xD.
But yeahhh, I do American accents all the time ^_^ haha.

 

[imnot]

Harry Potter
Dr who
STEPEHEN FRY!
Fable
British humour
Monty bloody Python.

 

[Danny Ocean]

Yatzhee, the accents, Monty Python...

And what the hell is a queue? I thought that was a selection of documents a printer had to print, or a list of something to do, something along those lines.

One more question - do Brits think we Americans sound funny, and (I doubt it, but I think it's worth asking) do you ever try an American accent? Because tons of people here try a British accent, and the only one who seems to be able to pull it off is my brother, for some reason.

I've met a Brit, too, by the way, and he seems quite similar to Americans except for the accent.

Lol, "what's a queue?" Heh.

I think most of us think most of you sound annoying thanks to the stereotypical California 90210 crap. We're kinda desensitised to it now, though, thanks to shows like scrubs and friends.

We are quite similar in many ways. Many of your political ideas come from English sources, after all. Also,

[HEADING=1]The NHS![/HEADING]
I cost the state Eight Million Pounds.
I would've died almost anywhere else in the world!

 

[Jazzyjazz2323]

James Bond thank you Britain,thank you oh so much.

 

[crotalidian]

Eveything exept:

Reality TV shows, Current political issues, chavs and Swindon... not sure why just dont like swindon

My favourite thing (being as I am an expat) is arguing about the quality of our food and why our entire 'cuisine' is heavy, baked/fried, pastry covered ort stolen en masse from somewhere else (read Balti).

oh and Real Beer, I dont half miss a good pint of Bathams!

best comedy, best literature, best big bands (name 5 non british bands who were Huge/Legendary).

 

[Thwarted]

parliamentary democracy

 

[Brad Shepard]

My favorite british thing? Jack and Calumon!

 

[JenSeven]

My favourite thing about the British: The Comedy.
Nobody is as great at self-ridicule as the British!