I like Americans

[raju]

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This is correct. We aren't European, we're British.


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I'm not British, I'm English

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Yeah im English too.

I havent heard the Scots or Welsh claiming to be British when I`ve been amongst them either. its always been a freindly rivalry between us. Like with the french but the Scots and the Welsh will poke fun back.

I deffinately dont feel I`m the same nationality as the Scottish and the Welsh. I know we let the Welsh play Cricket with us but we`ve always been at war with the Jocks.

Also, the few people i`ve met from Northern Ireland have considered themselves to be British.

[katyseagull]

Are you sure you're English? You don't talk the way diebitter talks. You sound like an American to me.

[Blarg]

Diebitter is old school and puts on a monocle and bulldog before going out in public. Raju is probably younger.

[Tryptamean]

I like people

[Dominic]

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I like people

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see, that's my problem. I like the idea of humanity, but I don't really like people.

[Blarg]

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I like people

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see, that's my problem. I like the idea of humanity, but I don't really like people.

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I know what you mean. I like the idea of not peeing on orphans, but I don't really like not doing it.

[4thstreetpete]

I absolutely love the italians [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]

When we first came to Canada we moved into 'little italy' in Toronto. We couldn't speak any english at the time but I just remember growing up thinking how cordial the Italians were. It was just such a nice place to grow up. There were not too many asians like myself there but I just remember growing up hanging out at the cafes and how happy I was. My dad would always be joking around and laughing with the neighbours.

Also right up there on my list are the Brits [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] I don't think I've ever met a Brit that I didn't like. I just love their humour. My best friend at the time introduced me to some of his british friends and cousins and they were all awesome. I also met quite a few Brits back when i was younger during my rave years but that's another story [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] Fun times.

[DarkForceRising]

Almost all Germans I have met over the years have been friendly enough. However, I find them to be obnoxious and annoying drunks. Too loud and silly for my taste. Their accents are like fingernails on a chalkboard.

I have spent the most time with Russians and Ukrainians. Initially they fascinated me. I guess now that I am accustomed to them they just mostly seem like regular boring Americans.

[ChipWrecked]

Funny, when I read 'annoying drunks' the first thing I thought was 'Russians'.

[diebitter]

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Diebitter is old school and puts on a monocle and bulldog before going out in public. Raju is probably younger.

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Yes, I had my bulldog made to measure.