Something that England is known for…

@jen_jen wrote:

@panda12 wrote:

@jen_jen wrote:

I’m told I have a very good sense of humour, let me know when you say something amusing. Btw I’m not English…maybe the “joke” got lost in translation.

Ok. I’ll repeat my previous post but with an edit:

Do you have a sense of humour?

Being told you have something, and actually having it, are two completely different things. :D

@pepsi wrote:

Something typically British..

…..marmalade ?

Maybe from Harrods ?

:lol:

hoy thats made here !!! keillors !

ok …..ok something typically English

:lol:

erm ….

tea ? maybe a teapot …. or anything to do with tea making … perhaps …

:lol:

@pepsi wrote:

ok …..ok something typically English

:lol:

erm ….

tea ? maybe a teapot …. or anything to do with tea making … perhaps …

:lol:

teapot mwah ha ha reminds me of the Olympics as they were just about to start. My son works for one of the main sponsors and was told he had won a prize !! well… suffice to say was gonna chum hm to London but id not even go to the Olympics but meet him in some watering hold of mutual choice.. i had it all trainlined for the trains etc.. he won a poxy olympic teapot ! never even brought it home either..

/one teabag to each Mug. Dundee.

id say queuing up
we seem very fond of that
in fact if your ever bored you can make your own queue up its easy, all you have to do is get a couple of mates, stand in front of each other and i guarantee some idiot will stand behind you,and as the afternoon progresses more and more people will join up
especially old ladies “oh look ethel theres a queue lets join in”
then you get a few polish people joining in thinking there might be some bread going
by 5pm youve got about 500 people waiting in line,and nobodys got a clue what there queing up for
try it one day folks its fun. :D