Foreign perceptions of the UK?

[radishhead]

Tea drinking is true- Britain consumes an insane amount of tea; I know I do :)
Fish and chips is brilliant, but I only eat it about once /2 months
Most British children seem to get braces as they get older, so I'm not really sure about the bad teeth thing. London drivers are crazy because everyone has a place to get to, and they need to get there fast- Britain's roads are some of the safest in the world as far as deaths go, however.
The poorer areas tend to have a lot more overweight, uneducated people than the more wealthy areas. Inner city regions have terrible schools, and people are always getting stabbed there
It's impossible to live in Britain without hearing about football all the time- even as somebody who hates it- especially during competition seasons (which I swear is all the time).
Lots of smaller cars are popular in the UK, what with fuel costs being so high and other taxes put on larger vehicles.
Most of the newspapers are pretty bias and generally a bit rubbish, but the BBC still produces good stuff.
There are a lot of ugly British people, but again these seem to be in the poorer areas - these are the people that we can watch on Jeremy Kyle, a show pretty much designed for us to laugh at/shout at society's failures
British people seem quite reserved in general, but there is still a fair quantity of idiot youths who do their best to ruin our reputation while travelling abroad
At least from what I've seen, Britain is Xbox land as far as consoles go - although everyone seems to own a Wii too. Most of the Xbox Live stereotypes probably originate from British kids shouting on their mics
Believe it or not, it doesn't rain all the time in Britain - well, at least not in the south, we're currently experiencing drought-like conditions. It always seems to rain in the summer though, and the north is always wet