British questions

[OfaLoaf]

Originally Posted by ControlledBurn

Scotland. Where men are men, and sheep are nervous.

That deserves to be a PSU quote.

[oddfish]

Originally Posted by OfaLoaf

That deserves to be a PSU quote.

indeed.

[Shalashaska]

Originally Posted by AztecWarrior

Two questions to our friends across the pond:

2. Not really a question, but I saw some people doing the motorcycle and sidepod racing on the Isle of Man. That is insane.

I dont think the Isle of Man is actually part of Britain, It has its own parliament and laws, ever seen the flag? weird

[EineBeBoP]

Originally Posted by Kaltagesta

We have a welsh kid in our class, he gets completely oqned over it every day. He laughs though, he knows none of us mean it.

Which is sad because you all do.

I've been through England. I know how you guys treat the welsh

[HunterKiller]

Originally Posted by Setari

beastiality is legal in Sweden.

i hope your not serious

[lightfire]

England the only place where Any Boy can be a Queen!,

Wales the only place where sleeping with your pets is airighttt,

-<[the wales one i found odd]<|>[i did not make it either]>-

[AztecWarrior]

Two more questions:

1. Do you like Tony Blair? What does the UK as a whole think of him?

2. What do you think of the BBC?

[Dharkbayne]

Originally Posted by lightfire

England the only place where Any Boy can be a Queen!,

Wales the only place where sleeping with your pets is airighttt,

-<[the wales one i found odd]<|>[i did not make it either]>-

You suck. The first one doesn't make sense, and the second one is worded so horribly, it isn't funny in any way at all.

[OfaLoaf]

Dude, the BBC rocks. I hear it every night on NPR. They broadcast it.

[AztecWarrior]

Isle of Man info:

The Isle of Man, situated in the centre of the British Isles, is an internally self-governing dependent territory of the Crown that is not part of the United Kingdom. The island has a special relationship with the European Union set out in Protocol 3 to the United Kingdom�s Treaty of Accession. Tynwald, the island�s 1000 year old Parliament, makes its own laws and oversees all internal administration, fiscal and social policies. Both individuals and companies who are resident in the Isle of Man for income tax purposes enjoy complete independence from the United Kingdom on matters of direct taxation. The island�s taxation system is quite separate from that of its neighbour.

And their flag is wierd as hell:

SHIELD YOUR EYES, IT'S FUCKED UP...




DON'T SCROLL DOWN IF YOU DON'T WANT TO SEE IT...

[Rbstr]

wierd

[JetRaiden]

is acid legal there?

[Sputty]

Originally Posted by Dharkbayne

You suck. The first one doesn't make sense, and the second one is worded so horribly, it isn't funny in any way at all.

[AztecWarrior]

If you count them, that's 15 legs.

The only interesting thing they (apparently) have is the TT races, where two people ride in one vehicle:



One person drives the motorcycle while the other is behind and in a sidepod. The other person leans around to adjust weight in the corners, making them turn really fast.

Yes.

They race on streets, not just any streets, but tiny European streets.

[Fragmatic]

They also have a Go-Kart race around the Isle of Man, and they have F1 Karts, which can get to some ridiculous speeds, they also gots their own web domain (.im).