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Home >> Anything else >> What makes someone English?
25.04.2011, 10:52 quote
Here's my list...
Sense of fair play: ‘It’s not cricket,’ is a state of mind..
Reticence: If you’ve known him for 30 years, an Englishman might reveal his true feelings.
Humour: Usually of a self-deprecating, ironic type.
An abhorrence of boasting: I know a champion cyclist who said, ‘I'm lucky, I just have big lungs.’
Understatement:: If an Englishman has lost both legs in an accident, ‘Bit of a nuisance really. Now I’m just arsing about!’
Awkwardness in new social situations.
The ability to queue, even when alone.
What would you add?
(Or take away?
)
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25.04.2011, 11:11 quote
Charging extortionate prices for small items at festivals, gigs, holiday/tourist areas?
26.04.2011, 14:35 quote
Here's my list...
Sense of fair play: ‘It’s not cricket,’ is a state of mind.. yes
Reticence: If you’ve known him for 30 years, an Englishman might reveal his true feelings.. yes
Humour: Usually of a self-deprecating, ironic type.. yes
An abhorrence of boasting: I know a champion cyclist who said, ‘I'm lucky, I just have big lungs.’.. yes
Understatement:: If an Englishman has lost both legs in an accident, ‘Bit of a nuisance really. Now I’m just arsing about!’.. yes
Awkwardness in new social situations..???
The ability to queue, even when alone.. yes [probably more then I should]
Makes me feel English now
29.04.2011, 02:23 quote
To be an englishman:
Weird sense of humor
Completely misunderstood
and above all able to be completly analytical at all the wrong times
15.06.2011, 05:32 quote
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| Urinating down the sink to help conserve English reservoirs... |
Can I just say....EEEEWWWWW!!!!
| handsel wrote: |
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Reticence: If you’ve known him for 30 years, an Englishman might reveal his true feelings. |
Amen to this one.

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15.06.2011, 16:55 quote
How 'bout the ability to say the completely wrong thing, at the most awesomely wrong time ![]()
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11.07.2011, 06:14 quote
So it's not just the one, it's all English men?? Fanfreakingtastic. ![]()
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11.07.2011, 18:43 quote
Born and lived in England for years and speaks English as their first language.
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30.07.2011, 00:51 quote
| s6boystu wrote: |
| How 'bout the ability to say the completely wrong thing, at the most awesomely wrong time |
Isn't it what you call "joke"?..
Whatever you define it - weird or ironic - I like English kind of sense of humour...
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30.07.2011, 01:35 quote
Unlike all other nationalities, we are able to break wind without following through...
30.07.2011, 02:36 quote
From working in a shop, for past 2 years i can quite confidently say this about the english:
1.) Manners have rapidly declined
2.) Distinctive loss of identity
3.) Easily manipulated by the media and Government
4.) Constant need to live in a class system
Turn off your Tv's, throw away yr newspapers, stop living the path of the false Ego and find the path of the true self,
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