When in Rome...
#16
Re: When in Rome...
Typical disrespect for all our efforts, we don't expect thanks, you are not quite up to that yet, but a bit of politeness would not go amiss. We come over here, with not a thought to our own well being, all our thoughts are for you. And what we can do to make your lives better and more worthwhile.
well it needs a bit of mocking now doesn't it? be honest now, it is all a bit silly.
...and a bit disgusting
Do you really think we should lie and pretend that we are not? honesty is the best policy. That's another value that we wish to give you. Honesty.
But we are home, if you don't like what we have done to improve things and the bright new future that us being here will bring, well you might want to leave and find some other place with even less culture.
Oh dear, see what I mean about you lot being uncultured. Telling all those Scots and Welsh and Ulstermen to go to England.
One day you will thank us.
...and a bit disgusting
Do you really think we should lie and pretend that we are not? honesty is the best policy. That's another value that we wish to give you. Honesty.
My husband is British and in recent years I have met more Brits in America than ever before......I mean are you truly shocked this country is different than England? At what point did you realize life here would be different??? If you think England is better-go back.
One day you will thank us.
#19
Re: When in Rome...
The more I think about it, the more certain I am that we have met. Not sure which one you are, but are you that winy frump at my child's baseball practice who got all flustered when I told the coach to leave, and showed them how to run back and forth between two bases, a few parents tried to intervene and get back to playing in squares, but I wouldn't let them bully us. Or that whinging waitress who just couldn't get those fried potatoes and fish right, The customer is always right, don't you know even the basics of customer care? I gave up after ten attempts, ate and left, and you even complained about not getting a tip. Or that driver who had the balls to flag me down, because I was driving on the correct side of the road!!! You didn't see me honk or flash. I led by example. Anyway I am done with you, away with you!
#21
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Re: When in Rome...
Typical disrespect for all our efforts, we don't expect thanks, you are not quite up to that yet, but a bit of politeness would not go amiss. We come over here, with not a thought to our own well being, all our thoughts are for you. And what we can do to make your lives better and more worthwhile.
well it needs a bit of mocking now doesn't it? be honest now, it is all a bit silly.
...and a bit disgusting
Do you really think we should lie and pretend that we are not? honesty is the best policy. That's another value that we wish to give you. Honesty.
But we are home, if you don't like what we have done to improve things and the bright new future that us being here will bring, well you might want to leave and find some other place with even less culture.
Oh dear, see what I mean about you lot being uncultured. Telling all those Scots and Welsh and Ulstermen to go to England.
One day you will thank us.
well it needs a bit of mocking now doesn't it? be honest now, it is all a bit silly.
...and a bit disgusting
Do you really think we should lie and pretend that we are not? honesty is the best policy. That's another value that we wish to give you. Honesty.
But we are home, if you don't like what we have done to improve things and the bright new future that us being here will bring, well you might want to leave and find some other place with even less culture.
Oh dear, see what I mean about you lot being uncultured. Telling all those Scots and Welsh and Ulstermen to go to England.
One day you will thank us.
#22
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Re: When in Rome...
SATX John or the Middle East troll?
#23
Re: When in Rome...
But I am Scottish. In a recent poll on BE revealed that 79% of us are Scots.The other 21% are Welsh.
#24
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Re: When in Rome...
The more I think about it, the more certain I am that we have met. Not sure which one you are, but are you that winy frump at my child's baseball practice who got all flustered when I told the coach to leave, and showed them how to run back and forth between two bases, a few parents tried to intervene and get back to playing in squares, but I wouldn't let them bully us. Or that whinging waitress who just couldn't get those fried potatoes and fish right, The customer is always right, don't you know even the basics of customer care? I gave up after ten attempts, ate and left, and you even complained about not getting a tip. Or that driver who had the balls to flag me down, because I was driving on the correct side of the road!!! You didn't see me honk or flash. I led by example. Anyway I am done with you, away with you!
#28
Re: When in Rome...
But, in your rant, you talked about Brits.
Anyway, us Brits like to take the piss out of anything, including ourselves, and I know many Americans who don't quite get the satirical humour.
Anyway, us Brits like to take the piss out of anything, including ourselves, and I know many Americans who don't quite get the satirical humour.
#30
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Re: When in Rome...
I'm not a troll. I am an American woman in the Pacific Northwest -one of the richest and most educated, liberal regions of the US and I've had it with the British ego. So I'm here to have a go at helping "you lot" take it down a notch.