Indeed.

How is your police state going there old chap?

>>119
WOW, that's funny, I'm American and I saw it, after you mentioned it, but I saw it.

bangers and mash or fish and chips?

How much for a tin of biscuits?

>>67
Fish'n'chips, every time. Yum.

Siouxsie Sioux

Throbbing Gristle

Rachel Aldana

I would assume one means brolly

And we're already an ocean away.

whut you say?

Espèce de sale batard! Learn to speak French correctly before you come back faggot.

Kind sir, I believe we already did that.

And often the most intelligent and interesting interaction there is to be had. In fact in my city we a have phrase "he could start an argument in an empty house" (I transliterate) and in truth I often do when my flat-mate is away, it fills in the time.

If I'm feeling slightly tired, not quite able to muster it all myself, I switch on the wireless and invariably something said on the BBC will set me off. Then after letting off some steam, I put the kettle onto boil and make a cup of tea. And thank the Chap Above that my ancestors subjucated India, and made the Chinese drug addicts which allowed me to inherit the leafings of Mr Tetley and Mr P G Tips and not like some poor Yankee be eternally thankful for some dark, over-sweet, cola-nut flavored(sic) aerated water. TTFN

kind sire, although you resmeble a cartoon character from a smaller, yet richer country, your faggotry knows no bounds and i must ask you to get thy anus out of my british thread

I personally enjoy a boquet of mint, lavender, and a sprig of lemongrass as opposed to these "bagged" varieties.

My entire family travels to Canada for our favourite brand of tea, Red Rose. I'm quite sure it is the best tea this side of the pond.

>>8
I do say, is that a girl or a young chap?

>>16
I believe that's what an American would call a cigarette. Observe the hair around the young man's hands and the girth of his anal bum cover.

>>17

I say, I do like the American word you substituted there.

Pip pip!