British stereotypes

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I absolutely love being British and I'm not ashamed to say that I'm pretty much guilty of every stereotype on this list! That's not to say that every Brit is guilty of these stereotypes of course but it's what we're most known and loved for around the world. Here are the top 10 British stereotypes that are actually true!

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2011-07-30 For the second time in a year the royal family dusted off their gladrags to watch one of their own marry a commoner, albeit this time of sporting heroic stock. But all eyes were on the Queen's granddaughter Zara Phillips when she arrived at Canongate Kirk on Edinburgh's Royal Mile for her marriage to the England rugby player Mike Tindall. Thousands lined the narrow city street hoping to catch a glimpse of Phillips, once considered a royal rebel due to her low-cut tops, daring…

23. Tea Cup Holding Is An Art Royal family members pinch the tea cup handle with their index finger and thumb, while their middle finger holds the bottom. Meier, the royal etiquette expert, told People that the handle of the cup should also always be kept at 3 o’clock. Also, if you’re a woman, you should try to take a ... Read more 25 Intense Rules And Traditions The British Royal Family Has To Follow

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Stereotypes are generalizations about groups of people, they can be positive or negative, they can be based on some truth or completely invented. Clichés about national stereotypes can be great fun, but they mustn’t become prejudice! In this post I will try to talk about some stereotypes in a funny way. By laughing about the most common national stereotypes, you can understand the futility of some prejudices and the great value of diversity! I think that discussing about some national…

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History of the bowler: At first a gamekeeper’s hat, it moved into all social classes. The City Gents adopted it and became part of the British stereotype.