Why do British people drink so early in the day?
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While as everyone knows, God is an Englishman, well leave that to one side for the moment.
Heaven Is Where:
The French are the chefs
The Italians are the lovers
The British are the police
The Germans are the mechanics
And the Swiss make everything run on time
Hell is Where:
The British are the chefs
The Swiss are the lovers
The French are the mechanics
The Italians make everything run on time
And the Germans are the police
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When I want to eat at a pub when touristing in the UK I have to make sure I go super early or all the pubs are filled with drunk people.. what's up with that?
Why do you just go straight to the pub? Shouldnt you go home first? Change clothes, say hi to the family.. you know, normal stuff!
That's a bit of a stereotype.
When I watch TV, I see Americans in certain parts of the country smoking crack, drinking, shooting each other and having sex with each others siblings. Does that mean ALL Americans are like that?
I've not yet shot anyone today. It's early yet though.
I've got to head down to the local redneckeria, so I can buy some new Anti-Tory rounds.0 -
Of course I don't, you talking about American comedians, I don't know who they are, because uuum... your culture isn't the world's culture. I don't see anything wrong with that young lady. And if I did, I'd point you towards your own 'trailer trash'. But I'm not a snob.
BTW, my favourite is on St Patrick's day, or 'Saint Patties day' as stupid Americans call it- they celebrate even though they are not Irish. An Irish man, or indeed an Englishman wouldn't dream of drinking GREEN beer, it is so babyish, and just proves how infantilised americans are. They talk about how CRRRRAAAZZZYY they get but this probably means having 2 and a half pints and feeling dizzy and going home. Because you all light weights.
More like musician, but that's ok. Honestly though, how the hell do you know that's a woman?! Are you sure? I do like the snob comment, you did level up your satire score right there.
Now, throw this around in your empty firkin and give it a think. When I lived in Boston, the only folks I knew drinking green beer where the illegal irish immigrants I knew. So babyish indeed!
As a brewer, I do have to thank you guys... you guys did up ales a bit proper, and then left it to us to really polish them up and make them something worth drinking.0 -
When I want to eat at a pub when touristing in the UK I have to make sure I go super early or all the pubs are filled with drunk people.. what's up with that?
Why do you just go straight to the pub? Shouldnt you go home first? Change clothes, say hi to the family.. you know, normal stuff!0 -
Heaven:
The police are British,
the cooks French,
the mechanics German,
the lovers Italian,
and it is all organized and run by the Swiss.
Hell:
where the police are German,
the cooks British,
the mechanics French,
the lovers Swiss,
and it is all organized and run by the Italians.
Just thought I'd add to today's dose of stereotyping.0 -
for all of you who are getting your panties bunched, you should perhaps read the thread that spawned this thread.
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/1097869-why-are-us-meal-portions-so-big
then check your sarcasm detectors, but they seem not to be working.0 -
I quite like British food!0
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Why you ask? Because, they can! :drinker:0
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for all of you who are getting your panties bunched, you should perhaps read the thread that spawned this thread.
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/1097869-why-are-us-meal-portions-so-big
then check your sarcasm detectors, but they seem not to be working.0 -
for all of you who are getting your panties bunched, you should perhaps read the thread that spawned this thread.
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/1097869-why-are-us-meal-portions-so-big
then check your sarcasm detectors, but they seem not to be working.
As a Brit I would like to categorically state I do not wear panties to get bunched. I wear knickers. Which i may at times get in a twist0 -
for all of you who are getting your panties bunched, you should perhaps read the thread that spawned this thread.
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/1097869-why-are-us-meal-portions-so-big
then check your sarcasm detectors, but they seem not to be working.
Relax, we're all playing nice.0 -
for all of you who are getting your panties bunched, you should perhaps read the thread that spawned this thread.
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/1097869-why-are-us-meal-portions-so-big
then check your sarcasm detectors, but they seem not to be working.
As a Brit I would like to categorically state I do not wear panties to get bunched. I wear knickers. Which i may at times get in a twist:happy:
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Inb4 this topic gets sexualised just like eeeeevery other! :happy:0
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Of course I don't, you talking about American comedians, I don't know who they are, because uuum... your culture isn't the world's culture. I don't see anything wrong with that young lady. And if I did, I'd point you towards your own 'trailer trash'. But I'm not a snob.
BTW, my favourite is on St Patrick's day, or 'Saint Patties day' as stupid Americans call it- they celebrate even though they are not Irish. An Irish man, or indeed an Englishman wouldn't dream of drinking GREEN beer, it is so babyish, and just proves how infantilised americans are. They talk about how CRRRRAAAZZZYY they get but this probably means having 2 and a half pints and feeling dizzy and going home. Because you all light weights.
More like musician, but that's ok. Honestly though, how the hell do you know that's a woman?! Are you sure? I do like the snob comment, you did level up your satire score right there.
Now, throw this around in your empty firkin and give it a think. When I lived in Boston, the only folks I knew drinking green beer where the illegal irish immigrants I knew. So babyish indeed!
As a brewer, I do have to thank you guys... you guys did up ales a bit proper, and then left it to us to really polish them up and make them something worth drinking.
I invite you to join me on a pint for pint jaunt through Avery brewing's offerings. I can't imagine a proper british brewing company making anything half as interesting.
http://averybrewing.com/our-ales/
Meph in particular will grow hair on the peaches of even the most stoic of Brits. I've not seen a proper british pint anywhere near that... aside from maybe Brewdog, and frankly, those guys are no substance, all marketing and accent.
Who you would put against Avery?0 -
I quite like British food!
Me too. When the Indians are cooking it.0 -
Of course I don't, you talking about American comedians, I don't know who they are, because uuum... your culture isn't the world's culture. I don't see anything wrong with that young lady. And if I did, I'd point you towards your own 'trailer trash'. But I'm not a snob.
BTW, my favourite is on St Patrick's day, or 'Saint Patties day' as stupid Americans call it- they celebrate even though they are not Irish. An Irish man, or indeed an Englishman wouldn't dream of drinking GREEN beer, it is so babyish, and just proves how infantilised americans are. They talk about how CRRRRAAAZZZYY they get but this probably means having 2 and a half pints and feeling dizzy and going home. Because you all light weights.
i would bet american culture permeates the globe more than any other.
and whats wrong with celebrating holidays from around the world? its a lot of fun. you should try it.
and finally you sure are hung up on baby themes. were you abandoned as a child?0 -
BTW, my favourite is on St Patrick's day, or 'Saint Patties day' as stupid Americans call it- they celebrate even though they are not Irish. An Irish man, or indeed an Englishman wouldn't dream of drinking GREEN beer, it is so babyish, and just proves how infantilised americans are. They talk about how CRRRRAAAZZZYY they get but this probably means having 2 and a half pints and feeling dizzy and going home. Because you all light weights.
yikes. I'm pretty sure this thread was started in fun and not being serious. After all, we head for drinks at happy hour here too.
But, let's not take this personal k? And fwiw, we celebrate all kinds of holidays here because we are a mix of cultures. We have cities with large irish populations, like Boston, and we support the multi-culturalism that is our country. Same with cinco de mayo, and a lot of other holidays. And it's all good.
Now off to the pub with you and have another beer.0 -
Of course I don't, you talking about American comedians, I don't know who they are, because uuum... your culture isn't the world's culture. I don't see anything wrong with that young lady. And if I did, I'd point you towards your own 'trailer trash'. But I'm not a snob.
BTW, my favourite is on St Patrick's day, or 'Saint Patties day' as stupid Americans call it- they celebrate even though they are not Irish. An Irish man, or indeed an Englishman wouldn't dream of drinking GREEN beer, it is so babyish, and just proves how infantilised americans are. They talk about how CRRRRAAAZZZYY they get but this probably means having 2 and a half pints and feeling dizzy and going home. Because you all light weights.
i would bet american culture permeates the globe more than any other.
and whats wrong with celebrating holidays from around the world? its a lot of fun. you should try it.
and finally you sure are hung up on baby themes. were you abandoned as a child?
I wasn't abandoned as a child but my dad was kind of emotionally distant, my mother was great thought, treated me like a baby in a good way0 -
THe ENTIRE world of " the haves" drinks and eats from early AM until we fall n2 our beds at night, that my GLOBAL friends is what good living is all about!!!!!
We ARE one!!!!! :drinker: :blushing: :drinker:0 -
Of course I don't, you talking about American comedians, I don't know who they are, because uuum... your culture isn't the world's culture. I don't see anything wrong with that young lady. And if I did, I'd point you towards your own 'trailer trash'. But I'm not a snob.
BTW, my favourite is on St Patrick's day, or 'Saint Patties day' as stupid Americans call it- they celebrate even though they are not Irish. An Irish man, or indeed an Englishman wouldn't dream of drinking GREEN beer, it is so babyish, and just proves how infantilised americans are. They talk about how CRRRRAAAZZZYY they get but this probably means having 2 and a half pints and feeling dizzy and going home. Because you all light weights.
i would bet american culture permeates the globe more than any other.
and whats wrong with celebrating holidays from around the world? its a lot of fun. you should try it.
and finally you sure are hung up on baby themes. were you abandoned as a child?
I wasn't abandoned as a child but my dad was kind of emotionally distant, my mother was great thought, treated me like a baby in a good way
lol i dont think any of us Americans think its authentic Irish celebration. its just a lot of fun.0
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