Happy St George's Day

[tavyred]

Yes, there are many examples of 'English' culture that I dislike.

No there are`nt.

 

[Grecian_In_Exile]

No there are`nt.

I prefer a good curry to fish n chips

 

[Mr Jan Yeo]

Yet everyone else is perfect? I'm sure every culture has its faults.

Are you being intentionally dim? I never said that any other nationality was perfect, just that I feel there are nationalities that I prefer. It's a personal thing, don't expect anyone to agree with me. As Jason says, there are things that I dislike in other cultures, but I generally feel that they come out in front.

No there are`nt.

There aren't examples of English culture that I dislike? Oh, well sorry then, I must have been mistaken in expressing my own opinion.

 

[tavyred]

There aren't examples of English culture that I dislike? Oh, well sorry then, I must have been mistaken in expressing my own opinion.

You`re obviously entitled to your own opinion, but I doubt you can cite any cultural traits specific to the English that you dislike.

 

[Grecian_In_Exile]

You`re obviously entitled to your own opinion, but I doubt you can cite any cultural traits specific to the English that you dislike.

fish and chips, over-rated, bland

English food, bland

the National Anthem, should be Rule Britannia

the royals, outdated, outmoded and far to bleddy expensive

St Georges Day, non event compared to Saints days over the world

 

[tavyred]

fish and chips, over-rated, bland

English food, bland

the National Anthem, should be Rule Britannia

the royals, outdated, outmoded and far to bleddy expensive

St Georges Day, non event compared to Saints days over the world

Most of the things you mention could be described as British rather than specifically English, you do know the difference I take it?

 

[01395]

Could you name something specifically English? If not, you need to use Britain as an example.

The only specifically English thing I can think of, is the class system. Which is frankly ghastly.

 

[tavyred]

Could you name something specifically English? If not, you need to use Britain as an example.

The only specifically English thing I can think of, is the class system. Which is frankly ghastly.

Magna Carta.