"Do you have any idea, how little this narrows it down" moment for the English.
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joshuaplume841 year, 6 months ago
The saddest thing about being British is that you never get an extra day off to celebrate the day your country was liberated from Britain.
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jacqueline.long1 year, 6 months ago
A lot of exes and no idea when any of their birthdays are.
franz-xaver_scheel1 year, 6 months ago
“To you it was the most important liberation of all time. To me… it was Tuesday”
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danielleadams3401 year, 6 months ago
FREE PALESTINE! 🇵🇸
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bertrand_charpentier1 year, 6 months ago
America: "Revolution? Violence? People died? We had a damn war over this!" Brit: "Not really narrowing it down..."
pedrolucas.abreu11 months, 3 weeks ago
"You took everything from me" "I don't even know who you are"
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mohammed.barrett1 year, 6 months ago
As an American, this is like thinking your ex still cares about you. Only to find out they don't remember who you are. 😂😂
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rafaél_gastélum1 year, 6 months ago
"You are just mad about 1776" "No, i honestly see getting the French to bankrupt themselves with war as a win"
lakshmiatlas431 year, 6 months ago
That is the most glorious looking red hair I've ever seen. Shampoo commercials need to hire this man.
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sallysimmons3451 year, 1 month ago
🎶 _Now you're just some country that we used to own..._ 🎶
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marthahaven45 months, 3 weeks ago
This man looks like he could cosplay the King from a deck of cards pretty easily
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meganseraph651 year, 6 months ago
I lived in England for 8 years being an American. My first year there I squirreled box of fireworks from Tesco's away from Guy Fawkes Day. July 4th I set them off my neighbors came out and asked what I was doing... I said I'm celebrating America's independence from England. They went back in their house came back with more fireworks and beer. Also that day my wife who was British told me not to come into the kitchen she was making a surprise for the day and made a turkey dinner with all the trimmings... I didn't have the heart to say wrong holiday.
francisca_gonzález1 year, 6 months ago
American here. I thought this was great, but I think my wife laughed even harder. She's Australian.
gesine_schinke1 year, 6 months ago
"Oh, that little side-plot in the long war with France?"
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daniel_wali1 year, 6 months ago
As a Brit in America, i once had a man from Jamaica say to me at work "we have an independence day holiday because of you guys" i says to him "so does everyone in this queue! You arent special" and we laughed and became friends :)
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christopherharper9551 year, 6 months ago
Any joke that simultaneously makes fun of people in the US thinking they're the center of the universe and how much of the world the British empire set on fire is a good one.
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graciela_morales4 months, 4 weeks ago
Dude looking like he walked out of a 16th century painting
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stéphane_lagarde1 year, 6 months ago
"You are not special" is the worst insult to an American
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"Do you have any idea, how little this narrows it down" moment for the English.
The saddest thing about being British is that you never get an extra day off to celebrate the day your country was liberated from Britain.
A lot of exes and no idea when any of their birthdays are.
“To you it was the most important liberation of all time. To me… it was Tuesday”
FREE PALESTINE! 🇵🇸
America: "Revolution? Violence? People died? We had a damn war over this!" Brit: "Not really narrowing it down..."
"You took everything from me" "I don't even know who you are"
As an American, this is like thinking your ex still cares about you. Only to find out they don't remember who you are. 😂😂
"You are just mad about 1776" "No, i honestly see getting the French to bankrupt themselves with war as a win"
That is the most glorious looking red hair I've ever seen. Shampoo commercials need to hire this man.
🎶 _Now you're just some country that we used to own..._ 🎶
This man looks like he could cosplay the King from a deck of cards pretty easily
I lived in England for 8 years being an American. My first year there I squirreled box of fireworks from Tesco's away from Guy Fawkes Day. July 4th I set them off my neighbors came out and asked what I was doing... I said I'm celebrating America's independence from England. They went back in their house came back with more fireworks and beer. Also that day my wife who was British told me not to come into the kitchen she was making a surprise for the day and made a turkey dinner with all the trimmings... I didn't have the heart to say wrong holiday.
American here. I thought this was great, but I think my wife laughed even harder. She's Australian.
"Oh, that little side-plot in the long war with France?"
As a Brit in America, i once had a man from Jamaica say to me at work "we have an independence day holiday because of you guys" i says to him "so does everyone in this queue! You arent special" and we laughed and became friends :)
Any joke that simultaneously makes fun of people in the US thinking they're the center of the universe and how much of the world the British empire set on fire is a good one.
Dude looking like he walked out of a 16th century painting
"You are not special" is the worst insult to an American
Huge "For me it was tuesday" vibes