Has anybody in the USA heard of
“CHAV”
“Scally”
“Townie”
They’re all terms for describing a certain stereotype of person and the way they dress
I guess men too? Fit and hot anyway.
Yes, but the UK plugs are quite painful when stepped on! 
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@TrueSpiritRyuu 
so true. I’ve lived overseas 10+ years but I still get confused with cm and m. Esp m2 for land… I think in terms of acres.
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Ahhh! I forgot about that. Very true! 
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We do all the things for breakfast
Sausage
Bacon
Eggs
Beans
Tomato
Mushrooms
Toast (with butter)
Are standard full English fare in most places. Plus black pudding, white pudding, hash browns, fried bread, depending on where you go.
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When I lived in Prague and worked interim bar jobs, I used to get so sick of telling the same story over and over again of Where I’m from, how I got there, is it expensive…yada yada yada… that every now and then, I’d throw em off by saying Nigerian. And peoples faces drop, I’m telling ya!
So yeah, that does happen lol
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Oh you mean Lizzy? Yeah we’re tight.
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They use townie where I grew up in Canada. Used by rural folk to refer to those who lived in town
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Sausage type things. Black pudding is blood sausage. Not sure about white pudding. Tastier than it sounds!
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Pigs blood.
Good if you like pork and blood!
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When I didn’t know what I was eating, it was so tasty. Once I knew …
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I have been basically vegetarian long enough for the idea of it to make me feel a bit queasy 
but I can remember it tasting nice
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Took me a trip to 
finally see the diff between chips and fries
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America… You may have Donald Trump but at least you dont have Diane Abbot.
Please, keep her and Boris too!
Nah Boris is alright! At one point, I was absolutely stunned that he was elected to lead the Conservative party but now I’m glad he does!
But Boris isnt the problem.
Diane abbot is.
Tyres 
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