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[Closed] How do you define an English person?

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Not sure.
Type the thread title into google.
Amazing result.


 
Posted : 15/12/2011 9:05 pm
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Try sticking it in the [url= http://singletrackworld.com/forum/search.php?q=english+person ]search[/url] button.
Amazing results.
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Posted : 15/12/2011 9:07 pm
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well done. was it your intention to draw out the maximum amount of middle class guilt, and anguish ?

nothing quite does it like making them admit that they're english.


 
Posted : 15/12/2011 9:09 pm
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How do you define an English person?

Should be 'person living in the warm deep south'.

Did I mention warm?


 
Posted : 15/12/2011 9:42 pm
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They don't drink coffee they drink tea. They like their toast done on one side. You can tell it in their accent when they talk and in the way they walk their poncy walk...


 
Posted : 15/12/2011 9:44 pm
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a thoroughly decent and jolly nice bunch of ****s


 
Posted : 15/12/2011 10:06 pm
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Teasel, only if they're gay and wear lots of makeup while wandering around NYC.
As none of those things come anywhere near applying to me, I'll have to settle for having been born in a small-ish market town in the south-west of England, which should qualify me as being English.
As against, say, Dutch, Ukrainian, Chinese, Finnish or Hungarian.


 
Posted : 15/12/2011 10:17 pm
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Never mind that, I've spent the last 3 hours helping my daughter with her English homework and facts about Britain, what it means to be British, what the world thinks of the British and how great Britain is etc.

This via the internet in a Travelodge and a mobile phone with 1-0 bars of signal strength.

My conclusion - Britain can be summed up by the fact that I'm within spitting distance of the Capital City and my extortionately expensive service provider can't even muster a frikkin phone signal!!!


 
Posted : 15/12/2011 10:18 pm
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Who the hell likes their toast [u][b][i]done on one side[/i][/b][/u]?

It's not a freakin' bagel.


 
Posted : 15/12/2011 10:21 pm
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"frikkin" and "freakin"? Wow how English you are! Someone been watching too much X-Factor?


 
Posted : 15/12/2011 11:03 pm
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Xenophobic moron


 
Posted : 15/12/2011 11:04 pm
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My conclusion - Britain can be summed up by the fact that I'm within spitting distance of the Capital City and my extortionately expensive service provider can't even muster a frikkin phone signal!!!

From what I heard on the radio t'other day (Today programme, so its gospel) its your crappy smart phone. Supposedly the phone companies were so busy making phones do other things that they forgot to remember to make the actual phone bit very good at all. 4G gonna fix that, apparently. Word.

English - the one speaking increasingly loudly and slowly when trying to communicate with any non-english speaker.


 
Posted : 16/12/2011 12:17 am
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The wiki definition works fine for me being Northampton born and living in Carmarthenshire 5 miles from the Scarlets ground.Where's my longbow?We're all friends here right....?


 
Posted : 16/12/2011 1:08 am
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"frikkin" and "freakin"? Wow how English you are! Someone been watching too much X-Factor?

Unfortunately my old fruit you can't swear on here, otherwise I'd tell you to **** off!


 
Posted : 16/12/2011 1:15 am
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[i]"You, sir, are a cad...!"[/i] is how a true Englishman would have retorted.


 
Posted : 16/12/2011 1:19 am
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Trampled with a horse and run through with a sabre...


 
Posted : 16/12/2011 1:21 am
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I never claimed to be a true Englishman. My Grandfather was German.

That I believe is what one would call 'being hoisted by ones own petard'!


 
Posted : 16/12/2011 1:32 am
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ooh gosh it's these thread that I love about the singletrackworld cycling community.


 
Posted : 16/12/2011 1:35 am
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Hardly, STR. Nothing in my post was meant for you, merely how an Englishman would respond in such circumstances.

Now, I believe that is truly [i]being hoisted by ones' own petard.[/i]

8)

Kind of...


 
Posted : 16/12/2011 1:39 am
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"him. her. there. that. of. off. oh. wrong. bad. thing. Get over it same thing" that's my definition. Unless they steal my bike. Then they're a right ****. I try not to define or judge anyone. That's a losing game. it's not meant to make sense. but don't steal my bike!


 
Posted : 16/12/2011 1:46 am
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Mustn't grumble...............


 
Posted : 16/12/2011 2:04 am
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Mustn't grumble...............

You are English and I claim my fiver.


 
Posted : 16/12/2011 2:09 am
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flavour of crisps. if they say prawn cocktail they are a wrong un from foreign climes. and should be shot with seafood shaped bullets. like a clam. a small clam.


 
Posted : 16/12/2011 2:15 am