List 3 features of British culture. What are considered typically British or English things? (Page 2)
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Drinking tea, picking on the French, sounding so fucking classy.
Conquering the world and hating the rest of Europe for doing the same.
They conquered us first.
Celts (Irish), Romans (Italians), Vikings (Nordics), Saxons (Danish?) , Norman's (french+ some other European areas) etc.
Have all invaded and controlled England at one point.
So I think England had a right to be annoyed a bit.
@A-man-22 stop crying.
I'm not crying
People just forget that the rest of the world isn't exactly innocent either.
Tea time, crumpets, and colonizing the entire world.
Dry sense of humour, talking about the weather, eating big breakfasts when on holiday
Stiff upper lip
Beer
Welcoming to foreigners but Will fu*k you up if you mess with us
Tea then more tea
Being polite
Stiff upper lip
Don’t let’s forget spotted dick and the expression don’t lets
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Fish and chips
Rain
Traffic jams
Also Football/Soccer
Golf
Cricket
Rugby
Massive Panicking when its hot
Beatles
Queen
Mr Bean
Black Adder
Chicken Tikka Masala
Bollywood
and Henna
those are all typical indian cultural features
@MinaSuzy97 Haha I know! :p
I am being silly, since London and England has such a large Indian population now, these things have become English haha :)
ohh You're being sarcastic lol I was shocked haha
They call the grocery store “the shop.”
Crooked teeth
Tea
Talking loud
Tall
That's 4
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Tea. Horrible teet. Black humour.
Tea, royal bs, hot accent
1. tea
2. crumpets
3. hooligans
Tea, beer, football and rain.
Shakespeare
Winston Churchill
Banks... football
BigBen, Buckingham Palace, London Bridge.
Tea then more tea then, you guessed it, MORE TEA
Tea
Table manners