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I act very British on the internet. My humor is slightly droll and I'm sincere in everything I say. While occasionally forgetting to use caps, I'm a stickler about grammar, and I like to articulate my thoughts in a coherent fashion.



What internet nationality are you?

french.

the striped shirt snobby kind.

@BR

You clearly haven't hung around enough British people. Its a stereotype. I'm not sure its a positive one, really. During my time over there I found about 25% of the population completely unintelligible.

And I'm pretty sure I have no e-nationality. All the decent countries would have thrown me out Bill Murray style.

Yeah, I've hung out with Brits too especially in the ex-colonies, and I get that most of what they say is pretty incomprehensible. "My mates and I are going to bring shots from the pub up to our flat and get trolleyed! And remember, jam cake is about construction not cooking!" But I'm talking the refined British stereotype: unperturbed, prone to saying things such as "well, it is about fair play indeed."

@com you are such a french troll.

Over the past week or so I've watched the whole 'Foyles War' series on Netflix. I realized I too have picked up a bloody accent and kind of got a thing for Honeysuckle Weeks..