Oh, I hope that our English cousins have a good sense of humor!!

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  • [Deleted User]MaverickLegend (deleted user)

  • LOL. I think they do.

  • Most UK workers get 28 paid days off a year. So. I think they’ll be just fine. :)

  • @ShaneSchrute
    Exactly, other countries get even more.
    Perfect response

  • Besides, some English cousins stayed where they were partly because they got some inheritance or had other advantages. I wish my ancestors had been those cousins with opportunity and I could currently choose to stay in England or check out other countries.

  • I have not fact checked this myself but I heard somewhere that England’s number one export from the mid 1700s to mid 1800s was Independence Days. 😂

  • Some of us will be celebrating the US Independence Day tomorrow by frequenting this London-based cuddle site 😅

  • Lol, Charlie, and may you not have to address a lot of flags and reports.

    Lol, John, I barely know enough history and the big pic, but I can tell your comment was funny.

    @lonelytauros Lol, that pucker on Benedict's face is so funny. He is such a good actor.

  • It is true, flags and independence day go together.

  • Lol, Unscented, I thought of that too.

  • @johnR1972 - I'm not sure what your curious comment means, but I guess you intended it as a dig at Britain. Actually, it was the 20th century when Britain granted independence to most of its colonies. In the early 20th century, the British Empire covered about one-quarter of the Earth and ruled over 450 million people, a little under one-quarter of the global population. It was the largest empire the world had ever seen.

  • Now those 2 things are funny, LOL.

  • @CaptainChaos Celebrating July 4 with an appropriate tea-shirt.

  • This is all quite entertaining. Glad jubal started this thread.

    I'd be pouring out pre-made Lipton regardless. Give me freshly brewed Luzianne or Twinings of London Ceylon Orange Pekoe.

  • @BJC - it was a good natured dig at my ancestors’ country. My great grandfather and my great grandmother, both born in England, met on a ship coming to the United States many years ago and married shortly after arriving here.

    My grandfather on my mothers side immigrated here from Ireland so I have lots of blood lines going back to the UK.

    @Jubal - 😂😂 I love it. I have a Captain America headset cap on my gravel bike.

  • Terry came into this world kicking and screaming, but he's big and strong now and I'm glad he's here!
    ~ Ruth (Hulk Hogan's mom)

    Hey! Just like America!

  • Generally speaking, the English have a great sense of humor.

    Now if it was the Germans... lol.. those people don't play.

  • I love British humor. Monty Python, Keeping up Appearances, Dave Allen at Large, etc.

  • 😆

    I live in the US now so I'm declaring my own independence!

    Also I had my first cuddle on here today, with an American, so now our two nations are cuddling after 248 years. 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 🥲

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    Comment removed. Please refrain from discussing politics/US presidential candidates. [CharlieBear]

  • For crying out loud 🙄

    I knew it was only a matter of time until someone on this thread had to prove Goodwin’s Law YET AGAIN. “As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches 1”.

    This is why we can’t have nice things in this forum.

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