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🙂

drunk

“British”

Humorous
Insular
Cynical
Xenophobic
Brave
Materialistic
Guilible
Spirited
Arselickers

Ace
The Best
Innovative
Persistant

predictable
uninspired
boring
yobbish

English

Diverse

Bedrizzled

handwringing

the
most
hated
country
in
the
world

inselaffe

deluded

Backwards
Dense
Unambitious
Fat
Whingey

nobcheesey

Queue.

Blame
Eggs

loud
funny/GSOH
best
embarrassing
obnoxious
fat

slovenly camel botherers

the
most
hated
country
in
the
world

We’re not even that good.

steadfast
stoic

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

&

Dociousaliexpilisticfragicalirupus

Finished. Dead in the water.

the
most
hated
country
in
the
world

That might actually be a reference to the English and not the British, Johnny Foreigner does know the difference.

One word?
Pink.

Yesterdays people
Living off reputation
Short sighted

Polite
Tolerant
Irreverent
Loyal
Aggresive
Pompous
Intoxicated

Damp.

rosbifs

Junkyard +1

Inselaffen,
Ex-pat colleagues in Munich even adopted that to refer to their ex-countrymen. Fits perfectly.

Moribund.

LAZY
FAT
ORANGE

druidh – Member

English

just can’t help from having a little xenophobic pop can you.

here’s some non english britishness, just to prove how wrong you can be

adidas

trailmonkey – that’s Rangers fans. They don’t count.

Anyway – using English to sum up British is only xenophobic if you think there’s something wrong with being British.

the
most
hated
country
in
the
world

All me me me with you ton, isn’t it?

affably eccentric

inselaffe

hehe, like the wiki definition of that.

The actual meaning behind it refers to the German (and other European countries) stereotypical image of the English as heavy drinking, violent, criminalistic and yobbish. These characteristics of the English are regularly witnessed by Europeans when visiting the UK, while on vacation elsewhere or at soccer matches, where many Europeans have been victim to the internationally infamous English cultural pastime of hooliganism.

It may be a concidence but I generally get on much better with people who describe themselves as English, Scottish and Welsh rather than people who say their British.

Do you meet many people who describe themselves as English, Scottish and Welsh ?

the
most
hated
country
in
the
world

That really saddens me that any British person would even think that.

Because IME it’s not true, for a start.

Do you meet many people who describe themselves as English, Scottish and Welsh ?

Most people do don’t they? I’m English, and I work with a LOT of Welsh people. I like the Welsh, they’re great. As are the Scots and the Irish. 🙂 Although, together, we’re all British. Fabulous! 🙂