surly

What they have to say

They don't seem to know do you

dukeynorton

For me, you cant explain it. It's that feeling when you land in at Heathrow, smell the air, hear the voices, feel the rain, get on the tube and and go all warm inside! It's also the feeling of England in a world cup or during an ashes tour.

I don't really go any deeper than that I'm afraid!

southern comfort

have'nt a clue other than fish n chips pubs and cricket lol

southern comfort

Oh yeah Marmite

Jerseygirl

Hard to explain but you know if you've got it.

TruBrit

i could write an essay but in short.....it's the green green grass of home.

Jerseygirl

Oh...I feel a Tom Jones coming on.

TruBrit

he was on the tv the other night and omg what a mess his face looks

Irn-bru

Scots are a bit mouthy there aren't they!

British culture is different to England and Scottish, etc culture which is a bit easier to pin down.

Haven't seen anyone trying so far on this thread, more about how British feels like home.
Its a hard one to do don't think I could attempt it!

Jerseygirl

Doesn't he just?

A few weeks ago we were at a party...one of the guys there is a leading cosmetic surgeon in this area. As I was talking to him I couldn't take my eyes of his face...it looked as though he'd been in a fire or something equally as traumatic. As for his wife...

surly

I don't think the others have read the link.
Most of my friends here are Scots, they are a lot more fun than the English.

Irn-bru

Knew there was a reason why I liked you

Sally

I jus think "Who are they kidding???" My next-door neighbour in England was 85 and looked great - not as you say like a mummified burn vctim.

Jerseygirl

My father was Scottish I'll have you know.

Jerseygirl

My mum is 87 bless her...she may be old and frail but she's hardly got a wrinkle on her face.