Brits Abroad
Union jack shorts, bulldog t-shirts, bars named after soap operas, hen parties in Malaga. Tell us about your encounters with the worst (or best) of our fair country's travelers around the world. Alternatively, tell us about your own doomed quest to find a decent cup of tea in Moscow.
( , Thu 24 Apr 2014, 13:01)
Union jack shorts, bulldog t-shirts, bars named after soap operas, hen parties in Malaga. Tell us about your encounters with the worst (or best) of our fair country's travelers around the world. Alternatively, tell us about your own doomed quest to find a decent cup of tea in Moscow.
( , Thu 24 Apr 2014, 13:01)
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Please God yes
If possible even worse than Brits abroad. Constantly winging and moaning about everything, while being obnoxiously rude. Had to work with one for a couple of years who kept telling me how shit it was here etc etc.
( , Thu 24 Apr 2014, 15:20, closed)
If possible even worse than Brits abroad. Constantly winging and moaning about everything, while being obnoxiously rude. Had to work with one for a couple of years who kept telling me how shit it was here etc etc.
( , Thu 24 Apr 2014, 15:20, closed)
Be thankful
The worst ones, as with Americans, don't have passports (and if they do, only get as far as Bali - the Australian Ibiza).
"Why would I want to go abroad? Australia's the best country in the world mate!"
Based on what experience, oh pig thick brother-in-law?
( , Sat 26 Apr 2014, 16:26, closed)
The worst ones, as with Americans, don't have passports (and if they do, only get as far as Bali - the Australian Ibiza).
"Why would I want to go abroad? Australia's the best country in the world mate!"
Based on what experience, oh pig thick brother-in-law?
( , Sat 26 Apr 2014, 16:26, closed)
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