If You Are A Brit, Clap Your Hands!

[ArielFabian]

Is there a sort of coaching to learn to keep your temper?

Thanks in advance to all the Brits that will chime in.

The English culture in general tends to be polite and calm, but it is also true there is everything. (like the Hooligans and etc.....)

Like many others, Lady Di was raised by English parents and I guess she had a good temper and was a nice person; I believe she was loved in her community because she was considered a good person, and probably not because of her good temper with everyone. IMHO a very good or a very bad temper might not be beneficial, extremes are bad.

 

[Joe]

So many non-Brits here, and yet another thread has gone rotten!

If you don't want the thread to turn rotten, start one on Canadians.

 

[ajoknoblauch]

If you don't want the thread to turn rotten, start one on Canadians.

Start one on Canadian bacon.

 

[sleslie23]

So many non-Brits here, and yet another thread has gone rotten!

4 name changes in 6 months, I hope this one will last. There is a solid reason behind each change, though.

The thread was rotten from the first post.

 

[D.B. Cooper]

The Brits may have invented soccer violence, but they have at least gotten their barras under control.

BTW,...They also invented soccer.

 

[ajoknoblauch]

BTW,...They also invented soccer.

I'd rather not have to blame them for that, too.

 

[Joe]

Imagine if Steve was a soccer aficionado, this would turn Ajo's feud into a true blood feud, like the Hatfields and McCoys - except a lot less interesting.

 

[Dublin2BuenosAires]

If only the grown ups could enjoy the ignore functon as much as the rest of us do!

 

[Steph170]

clap

 

[Girino]

After two pages of accusations of racism, posts against football, strangely no mention about dog Vs. cat, usual Americans Vs. the rest of the world brags.... we finally got a clap!
Thanks, Gravygirl!