Spunt's helpful guide to Britain for fat Americans - Learn about Anglos so you can hate them better

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  • The BBC

    Votes: 40 51.3%
  • Sportsball

    Votes: 10 12.8%
  • Education

    Votes: 23 29.5%
  • Culture

    Votes: 19 24.4%
  • Something else?

    Votes: 3 3.8%
  • Kys Anglo faggot retard nigger

    Votes: 13 16.7%

  • Total voters
    78
  • Poll closed .
The French drive on the American side of the road. The right side. The only places that drive on the wrong side are backwards third world shitholes like England and Japan.
And Thailand, Pakistan, and India. So they drive on the same side of the road as lady boys, street shitters, and cousin fuckers.
 
Just read the thread, got a good laugh out of me quite a bit.

I've been to the UK a few times-once as part of a graduation promise.

(When I was six I watched the walking with dinosaurs documentary, and there is an epilogue scene that shows the british museum of natural history-my dad promised to take me when I graduated HS, so I went there in the month of June 2016). I also happened to have destroyed my ACL a few months before playing soccer, so we couldn't go everywhere I got tired and had to return to the flat sooner than my dad would have liked that is. I liked London's museums(especially the one I was promised to see 12 years before). We stayed in some flat managed by some White britons, a married couple IIRC-the wife did I think NGO work in Pakistan. Forgot what the man did. Went to Arundel, Oxford, and a few other locations. We were there less than two weeks before the British referendum (my dad and I).

Then a few years later-we went (meaning my mother and I and brothers)-went on a trip to Germany, first landing in the UK and then heading to tour German towns, on a two week long tour, and we got back to the Uk just as the Covid closures began in earnest in march 2020, (we had to leave Germany quickly-my mother was afraid we'd be stuck). Ended up in a nice British hotel, got called sir by the staff-was awesome. Went to some restaurant-saw loads of girls, like the most multiracial all girls trip I had ever seen, asians, Whites, blacks.

A few things I remember about the UK from both trips is how Americanized the food has gotten, how the sidewalks are covered in broken beer bottles, and how you can run into Pakistanis or faggots on a street corner. (Funny story-we were at a train station and some Paki was working the local Mcdonald's muttering "fuck this shit man", over and over).

My parents visited at the end of an Atlantic cruise this summer-they told me they saw less soccer fans and more immigrants than they ever had, and a lot more crime, and heavier police presence. My parents told me they were mostly on tour buses, but the bus drivers pointedly did not stop in immigrant dominated neighborhoods.

Also first time drinking was technically in Britain-had some wine on the plane ride back in 2016(so legally). Virgin air lines first class is great, if you can afford it.
 
Just read the thread, got a good laugh out of me quite a bit.

I've been to the UK a few times-once as part of a graduation promise.

(When I was six I watched the walking with dinosaurs documentary, and there is an epilogue scene that shows the british museum of natural history-my dad promised to take me when I graduated HS, so I went there in the month of June 2016). I also happened to have destroyed my ACL a few months before playing soccer, so we couldn't go everywhere I got tired and had to return to the flat sooner than my dad would have liked that is. I liked London's museums(especially the one I was promised to see 12 years before). We stayed in some flat managed by some White britons, a married couple IIRC-the wife did I think NGO work in Pakistan. Forgot what the man did. Went to Arundel, Oxford, and a few other locations. We were there less than two weeks before the British referendum (my dad and I).

Then a few years later-we went (meaning my mother and I and brothers)-went on a trip to Germany, first landing in the UK and then heading to tour German towns, on a two week long tour, and we got back to the Uk just as the Covid closures began in earnest in march 2020, (we had to leave Germany quickly-my mother was afraid we'd be stuck). Ended up in a nice British hotel, got called sir by the staff-was awesome. Went to some restaurant-saw loads of girls, like the most multiracial all girls trip I had ever seen, asians, Whites, blacks.

A few things I remember about the UK from both trips is how Americanized the food has gotten, how the sidewalks are covered in broken beer bottles, and how you can run into Pakistanis or faggots on a street corner. (Funny story-we were at a train station and some Paki was working the local Mcdonald's muttering "fuck this shit man", over and over).

My parents visited at the end of an Atlantic cruise this summer-they told me they saw less soccer fans and more immigrants than they ever had, and a lot more crime, and heavier police presence. My parents told me they were mostly on tour buses, but the bus drivers pointedly did not stop in immigrant dominated neighborhoods.

Also first time drinking was technically in Britain-had some wine on the plane ride back in 2016(so legally). Virgin air lines first class is great, if you can afford it.
I probably mentioned this earlier, but at least you weren't in London during Pride Week. it literally felt like stepping into the Thousand Year Fag Reich
 
Imagine being in London.

As someone who lives in a small town, all cities feel like that to me. Well either that or downtown Mumbai depending on bad the immigration is, though at least Boston's full of white people so it feels relatively normal until you realise that everyone's speaking Polish, and I'm surprised that our slavic treaty port didn't get a mention in places of note though, admittedly, it is in fucking Lincolnshire and I guarantee that none of you had even thought that county until I brought it up.
 
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