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just thought about the ideas we picture in our heads of each other.....here in the U.K we tend to think of people in the US as loving everything big....big cars .....big houses....big meals....a bit loud...but very friendly...always willing to complain if they arnt happy with the service in a resturant or with public services.....were as we in the U.K are the total opposite!.....why????
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I think it's mostly what people see in the news and other media.
When I think UK, I think people hanging out in pubs watching football (that soccer kind
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Hey you just described me. Oh well some stereotypes are right then.Originally posted by Ally_Kat
I think it's mostly what people see in the news and other media.
When I think UK, I think people hanging out in pubs watching football (that soccer kind :p)
Rumour has it that Van Halen have continued in recent years with a new lead signer, but since there 1985 breakup, nobody involved has ever recaptured that spontaneous cheeseburger magic!
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Eh, I dunno if it's a common stereotype of UK guys. I've known a few and that's what they were all into, so I generally picture them. My one friend wasn't though. He was this huge economics genius. And the cutest accent.Originally posted by David Van Via
Hey you just described me. Oh well some stereotypes are right then.
Love the accent!Roth Army MilitiaComment
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It's more of a Scottish stereotype then general British people. I have a wierd accent (I'm half South American and half Scottish).Rumour has it that Van Halen have continued in recent years with a new lead signer, but since there 1985 breakup, nobody involved has ever recaptured that spontaneous cheeseburger magic!
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Everytime I hear a Scottish accent I either think the one Scottish guy form Star Trek (not Scotty, the other one from teh newer series) or Groundskeeper Willie.Roth Army MilitiaComment
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Groundskeeper Willie all the way. He's your ultimate in stereotypical Scots.Originally posted by Ally_Kat
Everytime I hear a Scottish accent I either think the one Scottish guy form Star Trek (not Scotty, the other one from teh newer series) or Groundskeeper Willie.Rumour has it that Van Halen have continued in recent years with a new lead signer, but since there 1985 breakup, nobody involved has ever recaptured that spontaneous cheeseburger magic!
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spot on!.....its a shame work gets in the way!Originally posted by Ally_Kat
I think it's mostly what people see in the news and other media.
When I think UK, I think people hanging out in pubs watching football (that soccer kind :p)
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what is it with the accent thing!!.....i think we sound gay to be honestOriginally posted by Ally_Kat
Eh, I dunno if it's a common stereotype of UK guys. I've known a few and that's what they were all into, so I generally picture them. My one friend wasn't though. He was this huge economics genius. And the cutest accent.
Love the accent!Comment
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I want to visit the UkRoth Army MilitiaComment
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scotland arnt in any championship long enough to stand in pub and have a pint ;-_Originally posted by David Van Via
It's more of a Scottish stereotype then general British people. I have a wierd accent (I'm half South American and half Scottish).Comment
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Oww that was below the belt sir.Originally posted by singerman
scotland arnt in any championship long enough to stand in pub and have a pint ;-_Rumour has it that Van Halen have continued in recent years with a new lead signer, but since there 1985 breakup, nobody involved has ever recaptured that spontaneous cheeseburger magic!
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i only found a few years ago that scotty from star trek is a yank..doh!Comment
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Really? Hot damn. The accent is convincing...Originally posted by singerman
i only found a few years ago that scotty from star trek is a yank..doh!Roth Army MilitiaComment
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only pulling ya leg.....trust me...the way england having been playing recently ive given up with them....tossersComment
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