Tea and Crumpets ... and Hogwarts

How come no one has mentioned our sense of humour? We have the best sense of humour in the world and some of the best comedians!

Edit- Whoops commented too soon.

Tea and books ,actually thats what i like about people in the UK, everyone reads books!

People that will invite you over for tea and crumpets before busting a cap in your ass.

I learned from a tv show that you should never accept an hj from a British woman because they don't wash their hands when they go to the bathroom.

Unfunny, kind of smelly, jealous of the US, always up for a good riot, and pale!

Oh and I should add that I love British literature and some of the best filmmakers are from there (even though they stole all the good awards for the King Speech when the Social Network was more deserving)

Chillax Kowenicki, there is no reason to be insulted.

And yes, the Spanish people are lazy, you have a sleep during the day.

When I say "you", I actually mean "we", my dad lives there and I have plenty of family there too.

As for British stereotypes at the moment, it's annoying accents, bad teeth, drink tea, old ladies, chavs, snooty rich people who have tea parties with the Queen, apparently we have technology from the 1980's and we are all bad guys who want to steal the Decleration of Independance (National treasure, what a stupid fucking movie).

Not a stereotype, but a few things that I've noticed and that I found amusing:

Many people never rinse the dishes with water after putting the soap, they just let them dry with the soap on them.
In some households the hot and cold water taps are separate, so you either get burnt or frozen.
They respect their position in escalators a lot (right side if you're not climbing), which is actually useful.

Sure. But we sleep less at night