Isn't British technically used the same way as Scandinavian? I can understand the resentment of being called English, but British?
You merely adopted the BritishI prefer being called English, I hate being referred to as british.
Isn't British technically used the same way as Scandinavian? I can understand the resentment of being called English, but British?
What Drakan said. And then I said "I don't give a s***, you're still British" and the conversation went downhill from there.
Considering the way you bullied them around I guess I can understand that.
This is the equivalent of me saying, "Hah! Creationist Christian sister-shagging" and you'd go "Well, actually that's the Texans, and I am actually famously from Maryland" and me saying "I don't give a s***, you're still American."
I was scorned by someone of Native American descent when I started talking about the state of the country with a friend once. She wasn't even a part of the conversation. She just walked up and said, "You don't even belong here! This is OUR country!"
And, honestly, how do you respond to that?
We both just stared at her and then walked away from the crazy lady.
Sometimes I wish the French beat us in the fight for America so we didn't have to admit that land is our self forgotten orphan.
And then there's the Swedish version. "Try to steal continent, end up with one little colony, lose colony to the mighty Dutch military machine, watch Dutch lose colony to British, send immigrants to Minnesota (send all the lutfisk with them.)"
Lutfisk can suck a big one.
Eeeeew.
One of those foodstuffs we never eat ourselves, but like to keep up the charade that we do. Just to see people over there eat it when they're trying to celebrate their roots.
Texans f*** their brothers*.