Cultural Learnings Of United Kingdom To Make Benefit Glorious Nation Of Hungary

[Admiral Yi]

No. Smiling people can't be trusted.

Aren't you Dutch.  Dutch are a fairly smiley people.

[Grey Fox]

So, you are telling me that Showers in the UK are self heating?

That's a nice feature, I guess.

[Viking]

Tamas, I like the way that you find Londoners too cheerful and friendly, it's not what they are usually accused of 

Usually the only londoners that are cheerful and friendly are happy drunks, drug dealers and rentboys looking for work. Happy drunks are few and far between.

[Brazen]

Ironically, the majority of UK kitchens have mixer taps, so my arguments fall flat 

[Syt]

Showers usually have their own hearing system.

British houses are getting weirder and weirder.

[Admiral Yi]

Nuke the whole place from orbit.  It's the only way to be sure.

[Valmy]

Tamas, I like the way that you find Londoners too cheerful and friendly, it's not what they are usually accused of 

You can just imagine how dour and grim Hungarians are.

I mean if he thinks you guys are too cheerful I shudder to think what he would think of us

[The Larch]

So, Tamas, what's your opinion on the Brit fondness for indoor carpeting EVERYWHERE?

[Maximus]

So, you are telling me that Showers in the UK are self heating?

That's a nice feature, I guess.

if you like the idea of a high-amperage electric circuit in your shower.

[Richard Hakluyt]

Tamas, I like the way that you find Londoners too cheerful and friendly, it's not what they are usually accused of 

You can just imagine how dour and grim Hungarians are.

I mean if he thinks you guys are too cheerful I shudder to think what he would think of us

I found Budapest rather quiet and somewhat melancholy.........I put that down to it not having as many people as it should 

[lustindarkness]

So, do the brits have casual conversations in waiting line to order your Big Mac? And yes, its called waiting in line.

[Valmy]

I found Budapest rather quiet and somewhat melancholy.........I put that down to it not having as many people as it should 

I was there in 1997 and I thought it felt a bit angry and foreboding.  I put that down to just recently emerging from under the boot of the hated Russians.  Man did those people hate the Russians.  That was the most pissed off history museum I ever went to 

[Barrister]

I found Budapest rather quiet and somewhat melancholy.........I put that down to it not having as many people as it should 

I was there in 1997 and I thought it felt a bit angry and foreboding.  I put that down to just recently emerging from under the boot of the hated Russians.  Man did those people hate the Russians.  That was the most pissed off history museum I ever went to 

I was there 10 years later, and rather liked Budapest because it was the only place in eastern europe that felt like it had once been a part of the Warsaw Pact.  Prague and Krakow felt very much like the west.

[Grey Fox]

So, you are telling me that Showers in the UK are self heating?

That's a nice feature, I guess.

if you like the idea of a high-amperage electric circuit in your shower.

That can be quite fun in the right circustances.

[Richard Hakluyt]

So, you are telling me that Showers in the UK are self heating?

That's a nice feature, I guess.

if you like the idea of a high-amperage electric circuit in your shower.

That can be quite fun in the right circustances.

The correct Brit term for this is "bracing"