Help please?

[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!

[Catty1]

The hats the BP guards wear are bearskins, but often called 'busbys' (plural???).

My mom calls my fluffy black kitty Cole "Busby". I have NO idea why!

HOWEVER:



Rex Boyd
The Coldstream Guard

A parody of the classic Coldstream Guard. The only way you could tell the difference is a busby hat that looks distinctly like a cat. Rex stomps, screams, salutes and stands to attention. For cabaret, this walkabout can become a short stage routine as a tribute to Tom Jones’ ‘You Can Leave Your Cat On’.