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Originally posted by kevcvs57the lumps in my throat squeezed up and out of my eyes as some sort of liquid, ive never experienced this before, it was a strange sensation.
Did you have to swallow them lumps again, did they taste of nostalgia or carrots.
Brought back some good memories, and I liked the multi cultural aspects.
Originally posted by stellspalfieHow ironic, there you are enjoying a celebration of Britishness and you have an attack of 'johnny foreigner' syndrome, or 'wet eye', as it is sometimes known.
the lumps in my throat squeezed up and out of my eyes as some sort of liquid, ive never experienced this before, it was a strange sensation.
Best advice is to stay drunk until it passes, or complain bitterly about bloody hay fever. and how you suspect it is caused by imported crops like rapeseed.
Originally posted by kevcvs57I wish they had more of Mr. Bean, so I could laugh at the British.
How ironic, there you are enjoying a celebration of Britishness and you have an attack of 'johnny foreigner' syndrome, or 'wet eye', as it is sometimes known.
Best advice is to stay drunk until it passes, or complain bitterly about bloody hay fever. and how you suspect it is caused by imported crops like rapeseed.
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-Removed-the beginning was by far the best bit. its on the bbc iplayer. i liked that it avoided the middle class view of britain and seemed very down to earth, but spectacular at the same time. macca bit was pretty bad. they should have finished with the arctic monkeys they seemed to fit in with the vibe better.
i think i liked it so much because i do spend most of my time bitching and complaining about britain, it was nice to be reminded of all the awesome things weve given the world.
i tried not to think of the money spent. it was hard not to though during the nhs section.