English butthurt

[Rum]

And, fucking give that northern bit back to Ireland, ffs! End the occupation!

Fuck off! We don't want it.

Pretty please? Your turn to get blown up OK?

[Audley Strange]

And, fucking give that northern bit back to Ireland, ffs! End the occupation!

Fuck off! We don't want it.

I think N.I. should be part of New York even to cutting the fucking landmass off and shipping it over to Ellis Island.

[Coito ergo sum]

We don't need more Irish over here...

[The Curious Squid]

It's simple, if someone is English, then they are English...if they are Scottish or Welsh or Northern Irish, then they are British! God Save the Queen!

A Scot who does badly's generally Scottish - sometimes British. A Scot who does well is usually British - and sometimes, in moments of commentatorly ecstasy, even English.

Oh yes, I'm sorry, I did forget about the possibility of failure. Is an Englishman who fails also British, then

You've not even been in the country that long and you've nailed it.

And then the English wonder why everyone thinks they're arrogant.

But don't look at me, I'm Spanish

[Rum]

..I thought that was meant to be the Mericans.

[The Curious Squid]

They had good teachers...

[Animavore]

It's simple, if someone is English, then they are English...if they are Scottish or Welsh or Northern Irish, then they are British! God Save the Queen!

A Scot who does badly's generally Scottish - sometimes British. A Scot who does well is usually British - and sometimes, in moments of commentatorly ecstasy, even English.

Oh yes, I'm sorry, I did forget about the possibility of failure. Is an Englishman who fails also British, then

You've not even been in the country that long and you've nailed it.

And then the English wonder why everyone thinks they're arrogant.

But don't look at me, I'm Spanish

Remember Eddie Irvine, the Northern Irish F1 driver? Any time he done well he was the British driver according to the English commentators. When doing bad he was referred to as the Irishman.

In Ireland he was always Irish and he considered himself Irish.

[John_fi_Skye]

It's simple, if someone is English, then they are English...if they are Scottish or Welsh or Northern Irish, then they are British! God Save the Queen!

A Scot who does badly's generally Scottish - sometimes British. A Scot who does well is usually British - and sometimes, in moments of commentatorly ecstasy, even English.

Oh yes, I'm sorry, I did forget about the possibility of failure. Is an Englishman who fails also British, then

Yep. English winners are English; English losers are British. You catch on fast - for a Yank.

I may be a Yank but I live in Wales...there are a few people who have opinions on such things, here

Good for the Welsh. Cumraidh gu brath!

[Strontium Dog]

We don't need more Irish over here...

Really, because I heard you were desperarately short of driveway-tarmaccers and pony and trap riders.

[Rum]

Let's all have a go at England!

..but let's suck on its rich tit too.

[Coito ergo sum]

Let's all have a go at England!

..but let's suck on its rich tit too.

England is rich?

That's not fair.

[Rum]

Let's all have a go at England!

..but let's suck on its rich tit too.

England is rich?

That's not fair.

Richer than Scotland or Wales by any measure you care. They also benefit from taxes made on people in England too in terms of subsidy.

[Coito ergo sum]

Let's all have a go at England!

..but let's suck on its rich tit too.

England is rich?

That's not fair.

Richer than Scotland or Wales by any measure you care. They also benefit from taxes made on people in England too in terms of subsidy.

It's not fair, though, right? Just because you're lucky enough to have been financially successful doesn't mean you should have more than they do. Share the wealth, why don't you?

and, if Scotland and Wales are such burdens on England, why don't you set them free?

[Pappa]

It's simple, if someone is English, then they are English...if they are Scottish or Welsh or Northern Irish, then they are British! God Save the Queen!

A Scot who does badly's generally Scottish - sometimes British. A Scot who does well is usually British - and sometimes, in moments of commentatorly ecstasy, even English.

Oh yes, I'm sorry, I did forget about the possibility of failure. Is an Englishman who fails also British, then

Yep. English winners are English; English losers are British. You catch on fast - for a Yank.

I may be a Yank but I live in Wales...there are a few people who have opinions on such things, here

Nationality's just the start of it, lets start ranting about class next. I'm good at that.

[Coito ergo sum]