Congrats UK Browncoats we did it!

POSTED BY: Ano2
UPDATED: Monday, January 16, 2006 21:56
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QUIETUDE

Monday, January 16, 2006 12:19 PM

What America needs is a Re-Unification Day with the United Kingdom. Perhaps on the 4th of July would be appropriate :). That way when England goes to war we can make the Americans join us rather than the other way round.

MICRONAUT

Monday, January 16, 2006 2:43 PM

The only way to enjoy the best of the UK with the best of the USA is to move to Canada... sit back, have a beer or sip your tea, bitch about politics, and watch a TV system which has loads of crappy programs from both the US and the UK (as well as crappy homegrown stuff too). Oh yes, and we have good dentists here too...

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Much work remains to be done before we can announce our total failure to make any progress...

WILDHARE

Monday, January 16, 2006 4:22 PM

We would have to kick the French our of Canada before it could really be a UK/USA state.

QUIETUDE

Monday, January 16, 2006 4:55 PM

I think you will find that Canada is not part of the U.S.A. Got to respect French colonies after all.

MEENOL

Monday, January 16, 2006 6:13 PM

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Originally posted by Micronaut:
have a beer or sip your tea

There's ale in the UK! Although you could argue that ale is a subdivision of beer, but I'd argue that any "beer" made in the US will tend to be Badger-fluid rather than the proper stuff.

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No, THIS is what going mad feels like.

WILDHARE

Monday, January 16, 2006 6:39 PM

I have not consumed an pilsner beer in almost 20 years. If I cant have a Guinness or Newcastle or something along those lines then I won't drink at all.

MICRONAUT

Monday, January 16, 2006 6:57 PM

I dunno... while I do like some British "ales" (one called Fursty Ferret, in particular), I have also tried some of the dark bitters... most immediately reminded me of rancid motor oil... and I have found that some US "beers" are either diluted versions of Canadian beer or simply suck in their own right.

My invite, for the record, was for the consumption of Canadian beer, another example of taking the best from what the US/UK has to offer, then making it into a unique Canadian product...

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Originally posted by Meenol:
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Originally posted by Micronaut:
have a beer or sip your tea

There's ale in the UK! Although you could argue that ale is a subdivision of beer, but I'd argue that any "beer" made in the US will tend to be Badger-fluid rather than the proper stuff.

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Much work remains to be done before we can announce our total failure to make any progress...

DARKLIGHTER9

Monday, January 16, 2006 9:56 PM

yayz!!!!
Proof that our votes do count after all here in the UK (unlike in the US (sorry couldn't resist)) but ya is good news, lets keep Serenity at the top of all our charts and show those execs that the brits have got Mal and Josses backs!

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Reavers Vs Oompaloompas, clash of the titans! (I'm talking scary Oompaloompas with orange skin and green hair, not the rubbish new ones)

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