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

[Ideologue]

Maybe they don't have anything to hide.  Do you?

[Tamas]

Maybe they don't have anything to hide. 

I disagree.

[Eddie Teach]

Oh an other favourite of mine: how the relation between curtains and privacy at home is apparently lost on a lot of Britons. They. Just. Would. Not. Put. Curtains. Up.
What the hell?!!

My new bathroom has one of those high opaque windows to let light in. I hates it. Especially considering there are occasionally planes flying overhead.

[Ideologue]

Maybe they don't have anything to hide. 

I disagree.

The best thing about the UK is its surveillance society.  Soon, all human action and interaction will be transparent and honest and natural.  It'll be great.

[garbon]

Maybe they don't have anything to hide. 

I disagree.

Maybe they have a lot to show.

[MadImmortalMan]

Everybody has something to hide. If only for dignity's sake.

Dignity and an empty sack is worth the sack.

Ok, nevermind. 

[Eddie Teach]

Ferengi should be clothed at all times.

[The Larch]

Maybe they don't have anything to hide.  Do you?

Maybe there are people who like to hide from the sun in the early morning. Being waken up at 6 or 7 because blinders or curtains seemed to be some cutting edge development in home refurbishment is not something I was keen on when I was a teenager doing language courses there in the summers.

And the carpeting. THE CARPETING. IN THE BATHROOM.

[Ideologue]

OK, curtains for denying the sun is fine; and carpet in bathrooms is fucking gross.

[Admiral Yi]

Fucking Limeys.

[garbon]

I feel like I recall some master baths in Southern California, where the sinks are separate from the shower/tub/toilet. The former had carpeting with the latter having tile.

[Ideologue]

My sink and toilet are both separate from my bathtub.  But I understand that things need to be a little more efficient in an NYC apartment.

[garbon]

My sink and toilet are both separate from my bathtub.  But I understand that things need to be a little more multifunctional in an NYC apartment.

I meant they were in a separate but adjoining room.

[Josquius]

Maybe they don't have anything to hide.  Do you?

Maybe there are people who like to hide from the sun in the early morning. Being waken up at 6 or 7 because blinders or curtains seemed to be some cutting edge development in home refurbishment is not something I was keen on when I was a teenager doing language courses there in the summers.

And the carpeting. THE CARPETING. IN THE BATHROOM.

I've never seen a carpeted bathroom in my life.

[Ideologue]

I know a lot of people who put down mats.  I think that's gross too.

Actually, my bathroom's kind of nasty, but that's laziness, not setting up bacteria traps on purpose.