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Deb 11 Jun 2004 14:38

What we all think of different countries...
 
Have been wondering this for a while... :D

I was shopping the other day and saw a beach towel, on it said : I GOT UP AT 3AM TO GET THIS SUNBED, SO F@$K OFF!! Now this is aimed at the lovely Germans hehehe... Not sure if any of you other nationalitys know, but us brits have a standing joke on hols. Its that the Germans get up at crack of dawn to put their towels on the sunbeds to get a good spot. (after going to many Meat shows I now know its not just the sunbeds they get up early for ;-) )

Anyway.... what I was wondering was.. Do you have sayings for us? or any other nationalitys? And did you all know this was a standing joke here? I guess The Brits are known as lager louts etc..

Deb

Eva 11 Jun 2004 14:50

Re: What we all think of different countries...
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan
Have been wondering this for a while... :D
(after going to many Meat shows I now know its not just the sunbeds they get up early for ;-) )

Deb

What do you mean, please??? 8O

I do know nothing about the things, you have asking for..... :D

You know, I live in the M***world!! :mrgreen:
There are all people the same does not matter where they live..... :D

Love to you!
Eva

Diane 11 Jun 2004 14:56

Moved this on over to Off Topic for you Debs :)

R. 11 Jun 2004 19:00

Re: What we all think of different countries...
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Diane
Moved this on over to Off Topic for you Debs :)

The 'Move' Topic' feature does really work as designed. Only thing you have to get right, is selecting the correct target forum. :p
Recovered from the dark side.

Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan
I guess The Brits are known as lager louts etc..

That comes close. :p :keke:

Deb 11 Jun 2004 19:01

Re: What we all think of different countries...
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Eva
Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan
Have been wondering this for a while... :D
(after going to many Meat shows I now know its not just the sunbeds they get up early for ;-) )

Deb

What do you mean, please??? 8O

I do know nothing about the things, you have asking for..... :D

You know, I live in the M***world!! :mrgreen:
There are all people the same does not matter where they live..... :D

Love to you!
Eva

Lol Eva...

You know exactly what I mean, my lovely little German lady :D

Yep they are all people the same, but us Brits have a preconcieved idea that Germans have to get up early to beat us to the sunbeds on hols ( and I have one that some of them have to get up early to beat me other places as well ;-) )

So what do you germans have preconcieved ideas about us? and did you know we had our little joke about sunbeds? :lol:

Deb

Eva 11 Jun 2004 19:13

Deb, without joke: I do know nothing about this sunbed things because I never travel in such a vacation! I hate this sunbed-holidays.... :wink:

Hmmmm - what do we think about the Brits???
Only the best of course!!
Maybe that they drink a lot of beer and hanging in the pubs all time..... :?

Love,
Eva

KebLou 11 Jun 2004 19:18

Well in Barbados (most of the carribbean for that matter) they think the English are mad.





















Wait there I am English too but I get off :P :D cos my great aunt is Bajan and she says I do. :lol:

Deb 11 Jun 2004 19:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eva
Deb, without joke: I do know nothing about this sunbed things because I never travel in such a vacation! I hate this sunbed-holidays.... :wink:

Hmmmm - what do we think about the Brits???
Only the best of course!!
Maybe that they drink a lot of beer and hanging in the pubs all time..... :?

Love,
Eva


Yeah thought we'd be lager lots lol. Funny but apperently Americans think that the Germans drink a lot lolol And they think us Brits have bad teeth :?

Eva 11 Jun 2004 19:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan


lolol

Sorry?? 8O

Di 11 Jun 2004 19:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan

Yeah thought we'd be lager lots lol. Funny but apperently Americans think that the Germans drink a lot lolol And they think us Brits have bad teeth :?

Actually when I think on Brits, I envision them in their picturesque kitchens stirring up Yorkshire Pudding, and cooking the meat well done. ;)

Di http://www.mirrorofthesoul.com/shout...smiles/083.gif

Deb 11 Jun 2004 19:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eva
Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan


lolol

Sorry?? 8O

typo :D

Deb 11 Jun 2004 19:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by Di
Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan

Yeah thought we'd be lager lots lol. Funny but apperently Americans think that the Germans drink a lot lolol And they think us Brits have bad teeth :?

Actually when I think on Brits, I envision them in their picturesque kitchens stirring up Yorkshire Pudding, and cooking the meat well done. ;)

Di http://www.mirrorofthesoul.com/shout...smiles/083.gif

hmmmmm .... you would :wink: but not all of us like our meat well done. I like mine with blood dripping :)

Oh and we think all Americans say "Have a nice day" and eat Mcdonalds :D

Deb

AndyK 11 Jun 2004 19:46

Medium rare for me ;) but sometimes the oven gets a mind of it's own!

As for hanging in the pub all day? Where's the problem? One American friend of mine was astounded when I ordered a pint of Guinness with a big fried breakfast in an Irish themed bar in New York a couple of years ago... beer with breakfast is apparently something that doesn't happen in the deep south :D

Eva 11 Jun 2004 19:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan
I like mine with blood dripping :)

Deb

YES!!
I testify!
I saw it - because I sat on the same table!! :x

Eva

Di 11 Jun 2004 19:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan
Quote:

Originally Posted by Di
Actually when I think on Brits, I envision them in their picturesque kitchens stirring up Yorkshire Pudding, and cooking the meat well done. ;)

Di http://www.mirrorofthesoul.com/shout...smiles/083.gif

hmmmmm .... you would :wink: but not all of us like our meat well done. I like mine with blood dripping :)

Oh and we think all Americans say "Have a nice day" and eat Mcdonalds :D

Deb

You like your meat blood dripping! Always knew you were a woman after my own heart. Next time I zip over to England I am there. I will buy the Prime Rib, best cut I can find. ;) Do you make a mean Yorkshire Pudding to go with it? :D

I prefer to dine in a manner a bit more refined than McDonalds... but I am not above a Filet o Fish now and again. ;)

What is wrong with have a nice day? 8O

Di 8)

MasterEngineer 11 Jun 2004 19:50

Our (German) best friends are the Netherlands... And I think the other way round as well :)
But lets wait until Tuesday in Portugal! Then the "Cheese" will be beaten be the "Krauts". LOL. Oh dear, I call myself a Kraut.

Having fun,
Martin

Eva 11 Jun 2004 19:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by AndyK
As for hanging in the pub all day? Where's the problem?

No problem here, Andy!!
But Deb asked me..... :lol:

Love,
Eva

Di 11 Jun 2004 19:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by AndyK
Medium rare for me ;) but sometimes the oven gets a mind of it's own!

Now there is a poor excuse for the destruction of a great piece of Prime Rib.... ;)

AndyK 11 Jun 2004 19:55

Well I seem to remember that all that was cooked was eaten - which is always a sign that the chef has cooked well :P :p

Di 11 Jun 2004 19:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by AndyK
Well I seem to remember that all that was cooked was eaten - which is always a sign that the chef has cooked well :P :p

.... or that the guest merely has impeccable manners.... ;)

Deb 11 Jun 2004 20:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by Di
Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan
Quote:

Originally Posted by Di
Actually when I think on Brits, I envision them in their picturesque kitchens stirring up Yorkshire Pudding, and cooking the meat well done. ;)

Di http://www.mirrorofthesoul.com/shout...smiles/083.gif

hmmmmm .... you would :wink: but not all of us like our meat well done. I like mine with blood dripping :)

Oh and we think all Americans say "Have a nice day" and eat Mcdonalds :D

Deb

You like your meat blood dripping! Always knew you were a woman after my own heart. Next time I zip over to England I am there. I will buy the Prime Rib, best cut I can find. ;) Do you make a mean Yorkshire Pudding to go with it? :D

I prefer to dine in a manner a bit more refined than McDonalds... but I am not above a Filet o Fish now and again. ;)

What is wrong with have a nice day? 8O

Di 8)

Next time you zip over to Uk you had better come here :D and yep even us southerners cane make Yorkshire Puds, Just like aunt bessy :lol:

Not sure why we take the mickey about "Have a nice day :?

Deb

Di 11 Jun 2004 20:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan

Next time you zip over to Uk you had better come here :D and yep even us southerners cane make Yorkshire Puds, Just like aunt bessy :lol:

Not sure why we take the mickey about "Have a nice day :?

Deb

Well I am hoping you will be zipping over to Las Vegas this September.... gosh we could have a time of it there. ;)

Invitation accepted, I have been wanting to see more of the south of England. :D

AndyK 11 Jun 2004 20:08

Aunt Bessie? Who's she? Homemade is the only way! And only stir the batter anti-clockwise when you make and then let it sit at room temperature for a few hours before hand!!

As for "Have a nice day" I think the mickey taking started when MacDonalds opened their first UK restaurants. Somehow it doens't sound as sincere coming from a surly spotty British teenager (with apologies to the forums own surly teenagers :D )

Di 11 Jun 2004 20:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by Di
Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan

Next time you zip over to Uk you had better come here :D and yep even us southerners cane make Yorkshire Puds, Just like aunt bessy :lol:

Not sure why we take the mickey about "Have a nice day :?

Deb

Well I am hoping you will be zipping over to Las Vegas this September.... gosh we could have a time of it there. ;)

Invitation accepted, I have been wanting to see more of the south of England. :D

Ummm.... Deb, who is Aunt Bessy??? 8O

Deb 11 Jun 2004 20:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by MasterEngineer
Our (German) best friends are the Netherlands... And I think the other way round as well :)
But lets wait until Tuesday in Portugal! Then the "Cheese" will be beaten be the "Krauts". LOL. Oh dear, I call myself a Kraut.

Having fun,
Martin

Cheese? and would Tue in Portugal be football? phew this is more confusing than I thought it would be lol.
:lol:
Deb

KebLou 11 Jun 2004 20:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by AndyK
Aunt Bessie? Who's she? Homemade is the only way! And only stir the batter anti-clockwise when you make and then let it sit at room temperature for a few hours before hand!!

As for "Have a nice day" I think the mickey taking started when MacDonalds opened their first UK restaurants. Somehow it doens't sound as sincere coming from a surly spotty British teenager (with apologies to the forums own surly teenagers :D )

I may be a teenager but I am not spotty and I if I was to work in MacDonalds I would have more manners than most of the people who work there.

As for Aunt Bessie, never heard of her but I have tasted her yorkshire puds and I sure hope you don't make yours like that, I agree with Andy although I have no idea how you make yorkshire puds apart from don't forget the SALT.

Di 11 Jun 2004 20:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by AndyK
Homemade is the only way! And only stir the batter anti-clockwise when you make and then let it sit at room temperature for a few hours before hand!!)

And make sure it remains unwatched..... ;)

Deb 11 Jun 2004 20:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by Di
Quote:

Originally Posted by Di
Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan

Next time you zip over to Uk you had better come here :D and yep even us southerners cane make Yorkshire Puds, Just like aunt bessy :lol:

Not sure why we take the mickey about "Have a nice day :?

Deb

Well I am hoping you will be zipping over to Las Vegas this September.... gosh we could have a time of it there. ;)

Invitation accepted, I have been wanting to see more of the south of England. :D

Ummm.... Deb, who is Aunt Bessy??? 8O

Was waiting for that one lol... ermmmmm she makes the best yorkshire puds :wink:

Di 11 Jun 2004 20:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan
Ummm.... Deb, who is Aunt Bessy??? 8O

Was waiting for that one lol... ermmmmm she makes the best yorkshire puds :wink:

Well don't tell that to Andy, you may do damage to his ego that he may never recover from.... ;)

R. 11 Jun 2004 20:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by AndyK
As for hanging in the pub all day? Where's the problem?

Dunno. Is there? :wtf:

Quote:

Originally Posted by AndyK
One American friend of mine was astounded when I ordered a pint of Guinness with a big fried breakfast in an Irish themed bar in New York a couple of years ago... beer with breakfast is apparently something that doesn't happen in the deep south :D

Well, I guess that depends on when you order your breakfast or Guiness or vice versa. Was it 9am or 9pm? :bleh:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Di
]Actually when I think on Brits, I envision them in their picturesque kitchens stirring up Yorkshire Pudding, and cooking the meat well done. ;)

Sunday Roast? Mint Sauce, you forgot the Mint Sauce. :bleh:

Oh and the is a rumour about our northern scandinavian neighbours.
You know, they have an exorbitant tax on alcoholic drinks (compared to german taxes).
Rumour has it, that any scandinavian entering Germany by car is a pissed head after 5 miles.
So, if you happen to see a swedish or danish car somewhere in Germany on our famous Autobahn ... well, you have been warned. :keke:

Deb 11 Jun 2004 20:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by Di
Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan

Next time you zip over to Uk you had better come here :D and yep even us southerners cane make Yorkshire Puds, Just like aunt bessy :lol:

Not sure why we take the mickey about "Have a nice day :?

Deb

Well I am hoping you will be zipping over to Las Vegas this September.... gosh we could have a time of it there. ;)

Invitation accepted, I have been wanting to see more of the south of England. :D

i'm dreaming every night that i'm going to Vegas, just gotta work out how to make dreams come true :?

you coming to England would be soooo cool Di. You're welcome anytime :D

Heli 11 Jun 2004 20:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by AndyK
Aunt Bessie? Who's she? Homemade is the only way! And only stir the batter anti-clockwise when you make and then let it sit at room temperature for a few hours before hand!!

As for "Have a nice day" I think the mickey taking started when MacDonalds opened their first UK restaurants. Somehow it doens't sound as sincere coming from a surly spotty British teenager (with apologies to the forums own surly teenagers :D )

Aunt Bessie's rocks!! They're gorgeous...although you can't beat homemade ones :P

nd I'll have you know I'm a (slightly) spotty teen and whenever i say "Have a nice day" I am 100% sincere :P :D

Deb 11 Jun 2004 20:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by R.
Quote:

Originally Posted by AndyK
As for hanging in the pub all day? Where's the problem?

Dunno. Is there? :wtf:

Quote:

Originally Posted by AndyK
One American friend of mine was astounded when I ordered a pint of Guinness with a big fried breakfast in an Irish themed bar in New York a couple of years ago... beer with breakfast is apparently something that doesn't happen in the deep south :D

Well, I guess that depends on when you order your breakfast or Guiness or vice versa. Was it 9am or 9pm? :bleh:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Di
]Actually when I think on Brits, I envision them in their picturesque kitchens stirring up Yorkshire Pudding, and cooking the meat well done. ;)

Sunday Roast? Mint Sauce, you forgot the Mint Sauce. :bleh:

Oh and the is a rumour about our northern scandinavian neighbours.
You know, they have an exorbitant tax on alcoholic drinks (compared to german taxes).
Rumour has it, that any scandinavian entering Germany by car is a pissed head after 5 miles.
So, if you happen to see a swedish or danish car somewhere in Germany on our famous Autobahn ... well, you have been warned. :keke:

This reminds me :D

we think Mercedes cars a very nice cars. Germans think they are "Crap" :P

Di 11 Jun 2004 20:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by R.
[Sunday Roast? Mint Sauce, you forgot the Mint Sauce. :bleh:

Well to think on it! I was totally cheated.... ;)

Deb 11 Jun 2004 20:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by Di
Quote:

Originally Posted by R.
[Sunday Roast? Mint Sauce, you forgot the Mint Sauce. :bleh:

Well to think on it! I was totally cheated.... ;)

Mint sauce goes with Lamb, so you wasnt cheated if you had beef :D But lets hope the chef gave you Horseradish sauce :)

Di 11 Jun 2004 20:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan
Quote:

Originally Posted by Di
Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan

Next time you zip over to Uk you had better come here :D and yep even us southerners cane make Yorkshire Puds, Just like aunt bessy :lol:

Not sure why we take the mickey about "Have a nice day :?

Deb

Well I am hoping you will be zipping over to Las Vegas this September.... gosh we could have a time of it there. ;)

Invitation accepted, I have been wanting to see more of the south of England. :D

i'm dreaming every night that i'm going to Vegas, just gotta work out how to make dreams come true :?

you coming to England would be soooo cool Di. You're welcome anytime :D

Oh! Do come to Vegas if you can Deb! You can stay with me! I will buy dinner and such... ;) And I can order it for us since we both like our meat the same way.... ;)

I do have another trip to England in me.... I want to go to Bath, Brighton, Cornwall and a few other places I have not seen. Maybe next year. :D

Di 11 Jun 2004 20:26

Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan
Quote:

Originally Posted by Di
Quote:

Originally Posted by R.
[Sunday Roast? Mint Sauce, you forgot the Mint Sauce. :bleh:

Well to think on it! I was totally cheated.... ;)

Mint sauce goes with Lamb, so you wasnt cheated if you had beef :D But lets hope the chef gave you Horseradish sauce :)

Nope. He was completely derelict in his duties it appears. 8)

AndyK 11 Jun 2004 20:26

Mint sauce - nah that's for lamb and perhaps curries.

Horesradish and English Mustard are the only things to serve with Beef.

And I'll have you know my late great mother made the best Yorkshire Puddings in the world, followed by my sister and then me :D

Mercedes are cr*p


Teh breakfast R was ordered at 1pm, NY time which makes it around 8am UK time, and I'd only been up an hour having only got in after a night partying at Le Bar Bat at some silly time in the morning.

Deb 11 Jun 2004 20:43

R wrote : Rumour has it, that any scandinavian entering Germany by car is a pissed head after 5 miles.

That made me laugh :D Can you imagine seeing a pissed head Andy lol

AndyK 11 Jun 2004 20:52

lol, I think I may have encountered a few in my time Deb :lmao:

Deb 11 Jun 2004 20:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by AndyK
lol, I think I may have encountered a few in my time Deb :lmao:

Encountered or had :wink:

MasterEngineer 11 Jun 2004 21:36

Isn't it funny: These days are the election for the one and united european parliament and we take the mickey out of the several countries.
I could say this is typically for England: They seperate from the EU wherever they can. But then I would keep this discussion up... so I won't! :D :D

Have a nice weekend everybody
Martin

sherrie87 11 Jun 2004 22:31

Andy K said:
Quote:

As for "Have a nice day" I think the mickey taking started when MacDonalds opened their first UK restaurants. Somehow it doens't sound as sincere coming from a surly spotty British teenager
It doesn't sound too sincere coming from the surly spotty American teenagers either! I went to Taco Bell the other day, and the young man serving me had a swastika tattooed on his face- I fear they are not hiring America's best and brightest at Taco Bell!

Preconceived notions we have- I live very near Clearwater Beach, and many people here say we can spot the British and other Europeans quite easily by the incredibly painful shade of red that they turn their first day in Florida! Apparently not so used to the need for sunscreen in the UK?

Sherrie 8)

Eva 11 Jun 2004 22:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by sherrie87
I went to Taco Bell the other day, and the young man serving me had a swastika tattooed on his face

Sherrie 8)

OMG!!
You know this is a dark story for us Germans... :cry: :cry:
Love to you!
Eva

Deb 11 Jun 2004 23:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by sherrie87
Preconceived notions we have- I live very near Clearwater Beach, and many people here say we can spot the British and other Europeans quite easily by the incredibly painful shade of red that they turn their first day in Florida! Apparently not so used to the need for sunscreen in the UK?

Sherrie 8)

Nope, we're pretty slow on the uptake i'm afraid, although we are becoming more educated in that department. Yrs ago at our seasides you'd of seen a typical english man, a deep shade of red with a hankie tied at the corners on his head and his trousers rolled up, not a pretty site and the front of many a postcard.

i've also heard that us europeans stand out because we wear socks with sandals on :oops: not me though :D

Deb

Eva 11 Jun 2004 23:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan

i've also heard that us europeans stand out because we wear socks with sandals on :oops: not me though :D

Deb

I can testify again!!
Our little sultonfan was without socks in sandals in the MIDDLE OF THE WINTER!!!! 8O
Love,
Eva

R. 11 Jun 2004 23:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eva
Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan

i've also heard that us europeans stand out because we wear socks with sandals on :oops: not me though :D

Deb

I can testify again!!
Our little sultonfan was without socks in sandals in the MIDDLE OF THE WINTER!!!! 8O
Love,
Eva

Quoted for truth. 8O

MasterEngineer 11 Jun 2004 23:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eva
Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan

i've also heard that us europeans stand out because we wear socks with sandals on :oops: not me though :D

Deb

I can testify again!!
Our little sultonfan was without socks in sandals in the MIDDLE OF THE WINTER!!!! 8O
Love,
Eva

But much harder are those "summer-white-socks-knights", who go out to the beach or pool in best SUMMER (35°C and more), wearing an ultra-slim shorts, a shirt (maybe a cap) and white socks in their sandals, pulled up as high as possible!! Bah...

KR Martin

Rob The Badger 11 Jun 2004 23:37

I'm not too fond of Americans/Canadians who are unaware that Wales is a part of the United Kingdom . . .

Di 12 Jun 2004 01:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob The Badger
I'm not too fond of Americans/Canadians who are unaware that Wales is a part of the United Kingdom . . .

You have met some that said that? :?

Been through Wales, lovely place. :)

Di

Deb 12 Jun 2004 10:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by R.
Quote:

Originally Posted by Eva
Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan

i've also heard that us europeans stand out because we wear socks with sandals on :oops: not me though :D

Deb

I can testify again!!
Our little sultonfan was without socks in sandals in the MIDDLE OF THE WINTER!!!! 8O
Love,
Eva

Quoted for truth. 8O

:oops:

But do you have your socks off now Its summer :??: :P

Rob The Badger 12 Jun 2004 10:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by Di
Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob The Badger
I'm not too fond of Americans/Canadians who are unaware that Wales is a part of the United Kingdom . . .

You have met some that said that? :?

Yes. . .I realise that you're not all like that, but when someone says something along the lines of "Oh, you're from 'Eengllund'?" when I say I'm from the U.K. I wish to stab them numerous times with a sharpened origami knife. . .

KebLou 12 Jun 2004 11:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob The Badger
Quote:

Originally Posted by Di
Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob The Badger
I'm not too fond of Americans/Canadians who are unaware that Wales is a part of the United Kingdom . . .

You have met some that said that? :?

Yes. . .I realise that you're not all like that, but when someone says something along the lines of "Oh, you're from 'Eengllund'?" when I say I'm from the U.K. I wish to stab them numerous times with a sharpened origami knife. . .

Rob know how you feel.
I hate it when people start talking to me and then ask how long I've been in the country, and when I answer all of my life they are like oh really, and then ask so where are you original from. Well since I said I hae lived in England for all of my life and because I have three generations of my family have been born in England I would say I am English. [/rant]

evil nickname 12 Jun 2004 12:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by MasterEngineer
Our (German) best friends are the Netherlands... And I think the other way round as well :)

You know what's the really bad thing with the Germans? They come to our beaches (on our grandparents' bikes), and then start digging holes in them.

Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan
Cheese? and would Tue in Portugal be football? phew this is more confusing than I thought it would be lol.

We, the Dutch, are "affectionatly" known as cheeseheads (Gouda anyone?). And I don't even like cheese.
And tuesday, die manschaft will get their asses kicked by the Dutch on the European Football Championship (at least, we hope so). The Netherlands - Germany is for us always a special match.

MasterEngineer 12 Jun 2004 12:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by evil nickname
The Netherlands - Germany is for us always a special match.

That it is! Lets wait and see, I think you are breaking yourself your neck by having those problems with your forwards... But we'll see!!

And something from the NL I must praise:
Your french fries!!! They are really good, no, more than that. I could die for them together with a Frikandel spezial and a big charge of Fritessaus! (Ya know why I' living 500m next to the NL ;) ;) )

See ya
martin

Deb 12 Jun 2004 13:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob The Badger
Quote:

Originally Posted by Di
Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob The Badger
I'm not too fond of Americans/Canadians who are unaware that Wales is a part of the United Kingdom . . .

You have met some that said that? :?

Yes. . .I realise that you're not all like that, but when someone says something along the lines of "Oh, you're from 'Eengllund'?" when I say I'm from the U.K. I wish to stab them numerous times with a sharpened origami knife. . .

:lmao: talking of Wales..... We also have a saying about the welsh and sheep......

Heli 12 Jun 2004 13:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan
:lmao: talking of Wales..... We also have a saying about the welsh and sheep......

Oh yes. I heard that one :lol:

Di 12 Jun 2004 16:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan
Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob The Badger
Quote:

Originally Posted by Di
Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob The Badger
I'm not too fond of Americans/Canadians who are unaware that Wales is a part of the United Kingdom . . .

You have met some that said that? :?

Yes. . .I realise that you're not all like that, but when someone says something along the lines of "Oh, you're from 'Eengllund'?" when I say I'm from the U.K. I wish to stab them numerous times with a sharpened origami knife. . .

:lmao: talking of Wales..... We also have a saying about the welsh and sheep......

8O

Deb 12 Jun 2004 16:59

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Originally Posted by Di
Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan
Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob The Badger
Quote:

Originally Posted by Di
Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob The Badger
I'm not too fond of Americans/Canadians who are unaware that Wales is a part of the United Kingdom . . .

You have met some that said that? :?

Yes. . .I realise that you're not all like that, but when someone says something along the lines of "Oh, you're from 'Eengllund'?" when I say I'm from the U.K. I wish to stab them numerous times with a sharpened origami knife. . .

:lmao: talking of Wales..... We also have a saying about the welsh and sheep......

8O

has to do with welly boots Di :wink:

AndyK 12 Jun 2004 17:52

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Originally Posted by sultonfan

:lmao: talking of Wales..... We also have a saying about the welsh and sheep......

The same has also been said of Lancastrians, Australians and Kiwi's :lmao:

And speaking as a Yorkshireman I would completely refute any suggestions that we are tight when it comes to money, surely tht's reserved for the Scots? (Who make up for it by having Malt Whisky :D )

Rob The Badger 12 Jun 2004 18:21

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Originally Posted by sultonfan
:lmao: talking of Wales..... We also have a saying about the welsh and sheep......

I'll have you know I took him to dinner first.

Jen 12 Jun 2004 18:57

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Originally Posted by Rob The Badger
I'm not too fond of Americans/Canadians who are unaware that Wales is a part of the United Kingdom . . .

...probably the same ones that think Scotland is in England...

Heli 12 Jun 2004 19:57

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Originally Posted by Rob The Badger
Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan
:lmao: talking of Wales..... We also have a saying about the welsh and sheep......

I'll have you lnow I took him to dinner first.

:lmao:

Chris 12 Jun 2004 20:47

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Originally Posted by AndyK
Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan

:lmao: talking of Wales..... We also have a saying about the welsh and sheep......

The same has also been said of Lancastrians, Australians and Kiwi's :lmao:

And speaking as a Yorkshireman I would completely refute any suggestions that we are tight when it comes to money, surely tht's reserved for the Scots? (Who make up for it by having Malt Whisky :D )

Anyone accuses us Yorkshire-folk of being tight-fisted with our moneya dn i will stop borrowing internet access to read this forum!!!

krolok 12 Jun 2004 21:25

@ Debbie :

Since i met you i just think about the english people, "they must have very warm minds if they dont wear warm socks and warm shoes in the winter time"

:D :D :D

And i dont get up at 3 o´clock, for this sunbeds. If i get up, all the others go to bed :D :D :D

Deb 12 Jun 2004 22:16

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Originally Posted by krolok
@ Debbie :

Since i met you i just think about the english people, "they must have very warm minds if they dont wear warm socks and warm shoes in the winter time"

:D :D :D

And i dont get up at 3 o´clock, for this sunbeds. If i get up, all the others go to bed :D :D :D

hi Ingot :D Earlier today I was sitting wondering what you would think of this thread :P and here you are :D

Di 13 Jun 2004 14:53

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Originally Posted by Rob The Badger
Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan
:lmao: talking of Wales..... We also have a saying about the welsh and sheep......

I'll have you lnow I took him to dinner first.

8O

LostSoul 15 Jun 2004 01:21

- Italians call a 'Portuguese' a person who is tight with money 8O
- the Portuguese think that all the Italians are thieves 8O (Revenge?)
- the French say that the Swiss are slow 8O
- the Swiss say that the French think they're better than other people (that's true! :)) I'm not French... :roll: )
- the French think that the British have all a broom in their backside 8O (how many millions of brooms is that?)
- the French think that there are only gays in Greece 8O
- the Swiss think that the Portuguese only eat Fish 8O
and so on...

... that's what one can hear around :))


Patricia
... European. 8)

RSG 15 Jun 2004 02:28

So I was watchinng this comedy show the other night. Comedy Club at '54 to be exact. There was a man from Texas there. He was the second comedian I believe for that night and he was making all these jokes between America and Canada, those are funny, because people who don't live in either two countries think they are the same, which they aren't :wink:

But what was so funny is what he said.
(little fact, Canada is to be known as really cold!)
(but its not always)

so he says,

I came to Canada hoping to see a polar bear, I've never seen a real polar bear. So I asked this man where I could find one. His responce was, oh we don't have them here, we keep them up where its cold 8O

You should have seen the face on this texan man, LMAO.

He goes,

If this is cold here where I am now, I would hate to think what a canadian says is cold 8O :lmao:

it was hillarious :lol:


I don't really have much to say about other countries at the moment, I like a lot of them, some more than others.
Well actually Nicole Kidman, she's cute! And where is she from :P

[RDH]draconia 15 Jun 2004 02:46

RSG said
Quote:

He was the second comedian I believe for that night and he was making all these jokes between America and Canada, those are funny, because people who don't live in either two countries think they are the same, which they aren't

aint that the truth
like here in england
the scots are from scotland
the welsh are from wales
and the irish are from either eire (southern ireland) or from nothern ireland
but we still have to say that we are british not english

there is also the north/south devide in the uk
the saying is this
Quote:

anything north of watford
i think that is how it goes :wink:

shadow1000001 15 Jun 2004 05:12

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Originally Posted by Heli
Quote:

Originally Posted by sultonfan
:lmao: talking of Wales..... We also have a saying about the welsh and sheep......

Oh yes. I heard that one :lol:


8O I don't want to know 8O

shadow1000001 15 Jun 2004 05:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob The Badger
I'm not too fond of Americans/Canadians who are unaware that Wales is a part of the United Kingdom . . .


BTW, just for the record, I knew that :wink:

Deb 15 Jun 2004 10:27

The English say That Scots are tight :lol:
And the irish are thick (dont shoot me Chris I didnt make it up lol. )

Deb

Rob The Badger 15 Jun 2004 11:05

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Originally Posted by sultonfan
The English say That Scots are tight :lol:
And the irish are thick (dont shoot me Chris I didnt make it up lol. )

Deb

Strange. I've heard that English parsimony is well heard of on the international scale. . .

KebLou 15 Jun 2004 17:39

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Originally Posted by LostSoul
- the French think that there are only gays in Greece 8O

I swear that should be in Italy.

edit: messed up the quote tags

Rob The Badger 15 Jun 2004 18:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by LostSoul
- the French think that there are only gays in Greece 8O


Jean Genet anyone?

Anyway. . .I'm proof otherwise. . .

*mince mince mince*

Keep Rocking 15 Jun 2004 21:52

So here is some stuff what we (the beer-drinking, short leather trousers-wearing, bavarian looking, cuckoo-clock-owning :wink: Germans) think of other nations:

-it is a fact that the Brits have to get up early to beat us to the sunbeds on vacation :lol:
- the French eat frogs
- the whole Netherlands smells like cheese
- the Italians are gay and are working as hairdressers
- everybody in the Netherlands owns a caravan

I could continue endlessly :D

Chris 15 Jun 2004 22:05

I think this sums up most stereotypical views quite well!!!

On a beautiful deserted island in the middle of nowhere, the following people are stranded:

2 Italian men and 1 Italian woman

2 French men and 1 French woman

2 German men and 1 German woman

2 Greek men and 1 Greek woman

2 English men and 1 English woman

2 Polish men and 1 Polish woman

2 Japanese men and 1 Japanese woman

2 American men and 1 American woman

2 Australian men and 1 Australian woman

2 New Zealand men and 1 New Zealand woman

2 Irish men and 1 Irish woman



One month later, the following things have occurred:

One Italian man killed the other Italian man for the Italian woman.

The two French men and the French woman are living happily together having loads of sex.

The two German men have a strict weekly schedule of when they alternate with the German woman.

The two Greek men are sleeping with each other and the Greek woman is cleaning and cooking for them.

The two English men are waiting for someone to introduce them to the English woman.

The Polish men took a long look at the endless ocean and one look at the Polish woman and they started swimming.

The two American men are contemplating the virtues of suicide, while the American woman keeps on bitching about her body being her own, the true nature of feminism, how she can do everything that they can do, about the necessity of fulfillment, the equal division of household chores, how her last boyfriend respected her opinion and treated her much nicer and how her relationship with her mother is improving. But at least the taxes here are low and it is not raining.

The two Japanese men have faxed Tokyo and are waiting for instructions.

The two Australian men beat each other senseless fighting over the Australian woman, who is checking out all the other men, after calling them both 'bloody idiots".

Both New Zealand men are searching the island for sheep.

The Irish began by dividing the island into North and South and setting up a distillery. They do not remember if sex is in the picture because it gets sort of foggy after the first few litres of coconut whiskey, but they are satisfied in that at least the English aren't getting any.

R. 15 Jun 2004 22:41

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Originally Posted by Chris
Both New Zealand men are searching the island for sheep.

:wtf:

LostSoul 16 Jun 2004 02:06

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Originally Posted by keb
Quote:

Originally Posted by LostSoul
- the French think that there are only gays in Greece 8O

I swear that should be in Italy.

No way, there's too much testosterone out there! You did not listen during the history lesson, did you? :))


Patricia

LostSoul 16 Jun 2004 02:16

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Originally Posted by Keep Rocking
- the French eat frogs

And snails as well. :))


Patricia

Di 16 Jun 2004 02:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by LostSoul
Quote:

Originally Posted by Keep Rocking
- the French eat frogs

And snails as well. :))


Patricia

Yummy, yummy escargot! ;)

Di
.... who likes them a lot, but bernaise even more.... 8)

KebLou 16 Jun 2004 12:14

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Originally Posted by LostSoul
Quote:

Originally Posted by keb
Quote:

Originally Posted by LostSoul
- the French think that there are only gays in Greece 8O

I swear that should be in Italy.

No way, there's too much testosterone out there! You did not listen during the history lesson, did you? :))


Patricia

History, that parts not on the syllabus. I've just done revision so I'm pretty sure its not on it.

Rob The Badger 16 Jun 2004 18:17

Quote:

History, that parts not on the syllabus. I've just done revision so I'm pretty sure its not on it.
*Cough*Fascism*Coghcough*

RSG 17 Jun 2004 11:27

Ah, Chris, you failed to mention anything about the 2 Canadian Men and 1 Canadian Woman. You never brought them up in your post. Surely they must have been there?

Deb 21 Jun 2004 16:44

Heres another one....

The British and Americans ( I think) are known for sitting during Gigs, where as Germans etc.. stand. Anne V and Taz were amazed when they came to Sheffield in 1999 that we had seats and most actually sat during the shows!!!

KebLou 21 Jun 2004 16:49

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Originally Posted by sultonfan
Heres another one....

The British and Americans ( I think) are known for sitting during Gigs, where as Germans etc.. stand. Anne V and Taz were amazed when they came to Sheffield in 1999 that we had seats and most actually sat during the shows!!!

We didn't sit at Wembley nor did we sit at Stings concert.

Deb 21 Jun 2004 16:56

I did say most :wink: anyway you had to stand to see past teddy loaf :lmao:


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