Help please?

[Karen]

Folks, don't forget she needs the "why" part - why you associate such things with being English!

Muddy4Paws, the funny thing is is that people sometimes guess Paul as having an English accent, which he does not at ALL - but he did watch a lot of Dr. Who when he was a kid!

And there was a receptionist where Paul used to work who thought I was two people - "that British lady who calls" and Paul's wife. I don't know why she thought I sounded British on the phone, I mean, how much of an accent can one convey in 7 syllables "May I speak to Paul Watts, please?" is just about all she ever heard me say before she transferred the call!

[Whisk_Luva]

Freedom: Sorry I shouldnt actually call it RE.... (used to be called religious education)... it is now PR (Philsophy and Religion)

ES: Love the photo

Columbine: PMed you

And everyone: thank you

[Whisk_Luva]

----Bump----

[Pawsitive Thinking]

Talking about the weather and queues!!!

[Maya & Inka's mommy]

"MIND the gap!!Mind the gap!!" ah, I heard it so often on the underground of London
Red phone boxes
Lady Di
fish'n chips, wrapped in a newspaper
Bobbies
Sherlock Holmes
Wet London
etc... I know more, I will post them later

[jackie]

And something, I think it was called a Farmer's lunch? Bread, cheese, apple, and CHUTNEY! Oh yes, chutney is defininteely British.

It is called a ploughman's lunch.

Burberry Clothing- the plaid is very British!

The London underground- The only way to travel in London

Buckingham Palace-where the queen lives

Rock music- for reasons already listed

The way they call lunch dinner, and supper tea-time. Oh and they call brunch elevensies!

Bisto Gravy-they serve it on everything

The classic double decker buses

The bear skin hats the guards where at Buckingham palace

Soccer games- the British are football mad (you could also say hooligans are VERY British, but I am going to concentrate on the good things)

[Whisk_Luva]

It is called a ploughman's lunch.

Burberry Clothing- the plaid is very British!

The London underground- The only way to travel in London

Buckingham Palace-where the queen lives

Rock music- for reasons already listed

The way they call lunch dinner, and supper tea-time. Oh and they call brunch elevensies!

Bisto Gravy-they serve it on everything

The classic double decker buses

The bear skin hats the guards where at Buckingham palace

Soccer games- the British are football mad (you could also say hooligans are VERY British, but I am going to concentrate on the good things)

Tea-time? Guilty

Ha ha! Yes! My dad and brother are football mad!