Whatever Part of the World Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II Owns Right Now.
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I thought the country-now-threads were only for countries whose actions affected international geopolitics. Britain's kind of inconsequential in that regard.
Britain's been medelling in international politics since before Caesar conquered Gaul.jacobhinds said:
And medelling in Gaul was part of the reason for the Romans to invade Britannia but y'know.
Either way, the UK is probably involved in whatever it wants to be involved in.
I know, but at present there's very little going on. Elections? Everyone has those. Soldiers abroad? Ditto. Immigrants? Even the republic of Sealand gets a few. Terrorism? Not really. Ukip? Welcome to Europe.
There's just not much to talk about that isn't repeated in a dozen other countries so I can't see where the conversation would go.
There's just not much to talk about that isn't repeated in a dozen other countries so I can't see where the conversation would go.
Cloud and occasional storms for the next 3000 years.
Next?
Next?
pentagathus
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No one else cares.
If this was designed as a place to contain your tedious banal nationalistic drivel then cool, but otherwise I don't see any point in making this thread.
If this was designed as a place to contain your tedious banal nationalistic drivel then cool, but otherwise I don't see any point in making this thread.
Frankish Sinatra
Sergeant Knight
So what's up with Irnbru? It tastes alright, but why is it such a symbol of Scottish nationalism? 
Because it's disgusting fattening garbage that nobody really likes, so they thought it would represent their cuisine quite succinctly.
Frankish Sinatra
Sergeant Knight
jacobhinds said:
A friend of mine from England says its tastes like agent-orange left over from the Vietnam war.
mcwiggum said:
Same reason the french have a reputation of being rude and the germans robots, because it's true.
Frankish Sinatra said:
when i first heard about agent orange I instantly associated it with irn bru and lucozade.
So they do!Swissky
Because the vikings took all the good recipes.mcwiggum said:
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mcwiggum said:
Oh, that's insulting but I can't report it because historical facts change according which section of forum you are at. That's how TW forum rules work.
Better go back to Turkish section and swear at you.
It's not insulting at all. Feel free to be offended but he can mock the arguments presented as much as he wishes. And don't go swearing at the Turkish forum if you know what's good for you.
Dystopian
Wait are there arguments for the genocide not existing on the Turkish section? I've been so naive!
Bluehawk said:Presentation is everything.
That looks delicious! Perhaps knowing what it tastes like helps the perception though.
mcwiggum said:
Britain used to have very rubbish restaurants apparently, up until the last 3 decades or so. Before the 70s even stuff like pasta was exotic and new to the country. Nowadays it is very different, there are very good restaurants in virtually any city and probably most towns.
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