danny la rouge
More like *fanny* la rouge!
Woldest þu cuman up and geseon mine ætscingas?
How much does a bottle of British made kombucha cost?Britain has a thriving kombucha and macrobiotic industry so I think it has plenty of culture
How much does a bottle of British made kombucha cost?
I'd take urban transport in Australia over that of the UK (outside London) anyday of the week. Free public transport in the centre of Melbourne and Perth - you could just hop-on hop-off and with lots of buses/trains/trams. And even large towns/small cities had decent bus services within them considering their population.Transport? You think public transport is bad here, try getting a bus or train in the USA or Australia and you'll realise how brilliant we have it.
Three quid a litre bottle at Tesco's. Not my cup of tea though.How much does a bottle of British made kombucha cost?
Three quid a litre bottle at Tesco's. Not my cup of tea though.
What a ridiculous thing to say. People can love a country and then live elsewhere for many reasons: for work, for love, for studying etc.If you love it so much why did you fuck off in the first place?
Morris Dancing had its origins in Moorish sword dances, ironically.
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No shit.What a ridiculous thing to say. People can love a country and then live elsewhere for many reasons: for work, for love, for studying etc.
We say “no cap” around here, grandad.No shit.
<Guardian woman voice>Morning all, how's the culture doing today?
No culture here. It’s all gone. Taken away in the recycling.Morning all, how's the culture doing today?
Not like in the old days with proper British binmen.No culture here. It’s all gone. Taken away in the recycling.
Why specifically a woman?<Guardian woman voice>
The only culture I care about is my sourdough starter!
</Gwv>
Why specifically a woman?
Thanks for the clarification, it gets confusing as they both really like podcastsThey love a bit of sourdough, they do.
Guardian man is more into expensive coffee machines.
Thanks for the clarification, it gets confusing as they both really like podcasts
I have just returned to Britain after several years living abroad. Grew up here all my life and kind of ignored this, but coming back I can't help wondering... is it just me worried about Britain losing it's culture? Is everyone really cool with it or are people just numb to it now?
Living in places in East Asia and Africa, many people expressed to me an admiration for 'British' culture. British gentlemen, afternoon tea, the Oxford-Cambridge education system, etc etc. You know the stuff. After years abroad I kind of played up to it. I was proud to tell people about little quirks of our culture, our history, our religion and how it branched off from the rest of Christianity. How monarchy became the Magna Carta became the parliament became what we have today. All that proper 'British' stuff.
Coming back, it... seems like none of that really exists anymore? Seems like most areas I go to Brits aren't even a majority.
And what's worse, most countries in Asia have better customer service, transport and atittudes than we do here.
Is anyone else worried about this? Are people just apathetic? Do they not realise because it's been a slow creep? Or do people really not mind all the things we've lost?