English or British

[VectraMan]

I'd say British. But I have to admit given the recent rumblings from the wildlings north or the wall, I'm starting to feel a little more English.

However I think patriotism is for nutters. I happen to be 6 foot tall, but I don't feel any kind of loyalty or affinity to others who also happen to be 6 feet tall. And I'd say the same about people who happen to have been born in the same area of the planet that I was.

[bless 'em all]

That is a religion not a nationality

Tell that to the Scots.

[Mich the Tester]

I happen to be 6 foot tall, but I don't feel any kind of loyalty or affinity to others who also happen to be 6 feet tall. And I'd say the same about people who happen to have been born in the same area of the planet that I was.

Traitor! You are supposed to join our plan to take over the world and eliminate small people! Except my mum, 'cause she's alright and she's my mum.

[SupremeSpod]

Traitor! You are supposed to join our plan to take over the world and eliminate small people! Except my mum, 'cause she's alright and she's my mum.

What about AndyW's Mum?

And yes, we know you would.

[mudskipper]

Aren't we all European anyway?

If asked, or assumption made that I'm English, I'll say I'm Scottish. Otherwise I'm British.

[wobbegong]

. . . there isnt a country called "Britain"

In a nutshell.

I'm English, not British.

[Bumfluff]

I just had a full english breakfast, sausages, fried bread / eggs etc mmmmm so I recon I must think I'm English.

[Mich the Tester]

I just had a full english breakfast, sausages, fried bread / eggs etc mmmmm so I recon I must think I'm English.

I think that's an Anglophone thing. In fact, the world could be very simply divided into those who eat proper breakfasts and those who don't. Eggs, bacon, sausages, porridge, pancakes; good. Croissants, cheese, jam, ham, cereal; woofty poofty.

[ThomasSoerensen]

There is no difference.

[petergriffin]

Ich bin ein Berliner (I'm a sausage)