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this is from a survey,tesco asked 2,000 british tourists about their pet peeves
1,not having my own bed
2,seems like you are forever travelling
3,not being able to drink water straight from the tap
4,competing for sun loungers
5,a decent cup of tea
6,no internet
7,not always having a car
8,bumping into other brits
9,decent shower or bath
10.normal milk
11,not having my own kitchen
12,missing pets 13,wasting money on needless items
14,cost of phoning home
15,missing my family
16.”weird” food
17.its too hot
18,understanding a foreign language
19,working out foreign currency
20,not having my daily routine.blimey! moaning bstrds
why dont you just stay at home then?It’s what English ppl do best. Moan.
I agree. They should stay at home.
@panda12 wrote:
It’s what English ppl do best. Moan.
I agree. They should stay at home.
Did you mean to say its what we do best…. moan….. or do you not consider yourself English Panda?
Have to say the best part of a holiday is coming home to me…. especially from a hot climate to see how green England is…. its a shock to the senses… especially Yorkshire… Gods own country :D
For me, it depends if it is a hotel or self-catering!
Which ever hotel I have ever stayed in, ignores the Do Not Disturb sign, and inevitably, I am next to the cleaner’s cupboard!!!
However, self-catering, you can make a cuppa whenever you want, etc etc.
Both have pros and cons – just lucky I live in SW France! Self-catering, especially if hubby wakes up first and I get a cuppa in bed! :D However, I have to do the cleaning! :(
@mrs_teapot wrote:
@panda12 wrote:
It’s what English ppl do best. Moan.
I agree. They should stay at home.
Did you mean to say its what we do best…. moan….. or do you not consider yourself English Panda?
Have to say the best part of a holiday is coming home to me…. especially from a hot climate to see how green England is…. its a shock to the senses… especially Yorkshire… Gods own country :D
I have dual nationality either British or Jamaican.
Best part of a holiday for me is being there, relaxing or sight seeing and just generally enjoying myself otherwise what’s the point of spending the time, money and effort in going?
Well, here’s a clip of the wonderful..
.. With his take on English holiday makers (and quite a few others).. Whilst managing to offend almost everyone else along the way :lol:
@panda12 wrote:
@mrs_teapot wrote:
@panda12 wrote:
It’s what English ppl do best. Moan.
I agree. They should stay at home.
Did you mean to say its what we do best…. moan….. or do you not consider yourself English Panda?
Have to say the best part of a holiday is coming home to me…. especially from a hot climate to see how green England is…. its a shock to the senses… especially Yorkshire… Gods own country :D
I have dual nationality either British or Jamaican.
Best part of a holiday for me is being there, relaxing or sight seeing and just generally enjoying myself otherwise what’s the point of spending the time, money and effort in going?
Ok… but my question was do you consider yourself English? I think you told me you were from Grand Cayman a while ago or am I confused?
@Sgt Pepper wrote:
Well, here’s a clip of the wonderful..
.. With his take on English holiday makers (and quite a few others).. Whilst managing to offend almost everyone else along the way :lol:
Ha Ha! pepps… very funny especially the bit…. you can always tell an Irishman because of the phenomenon known as Irish hair… made me laugh :D
@mrs_teapot wrote:
@panda12 wrote:
@mrs_teapot wrote:
@panda12 wrote:
It’s what English ppl do best. Moan.
I agree. They should stay at home.
Did you mean to say its what we do best…. moan….. or do you not consider yourself English Panda?
Have to say the best part of a holiday is coming home to me…. especially from a hot climate to see how green England is…. its a shock to the senses… especially Yorkshire… Gods own country :D
I have dual nationality either British or Jamaican.
Best part of a holiday for me is being there, relaxing or sight seeing and just generally enjoying myself otherwise what’s the point of spending the time, money and effort in going?
Ok… but my question was do you consider yourself English? I think you told me you were from Grand Cayman a while ago or am I confused?
You are confused. I lived in the Caymans for a while.
I am British, the component country in which I was born is England so I am also English.
However, my father was born in Jamaica, so I have dual nationality.
I’ve never had a foreign holiday :?
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