50 Funny Memes And Posts About The Brits That Show What A Unique Nation They Are
Interview With AuthorThe United Kingdom is a special place. Here, you can find the best fish and chips you’ve ever tasted, polite people who are passionate about their tea and an impressive collection of biscuits to snack on. It’s hard to match the Brits’ obsession with football or their excitement for the sun when it finally comes out. But if you’re looking for an article that celebrates everything about life in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, you’ve come to the right place!
We visited the Best Britannia Memes subreddit, Best of British Comedy on Instagram and British Memes on Facebook and compiled their most hilarious and relatable posts below. So whether you’re currently living in Great Britain or not, we hope you enjoy these posts that perfectly encapsulate life in the UK. And be sure to upvote the images that have you craving a cuppa!
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There's a red phone box near where my sister lives. Shockingly, it's not vandalised and I've seen people actually using it.
As a foreigner, I don't get it...I must improve my knowledge of British life.
Looks like the tunnel plans they made in the 19th century when imagining future
Americans thinking we all sound like cockneys, and that all cockneys sound like D**k van D**e.
Britain in American history books: “🎶DA DA DA DA DA DADADA DA DIE DA DA DA DIE DA DAAA DAAAAA🎶” EDIT: for anyone confused, it’s king George’s song from the musical Hamilton
The Midwest version is “alrighty” followed by either a knee slap or pushing yourself up by your hands on knees
We are drinking lots of tea in our kitchens gossiping about Sharon next door who looks pregnant with her 5th child
The daughter will remember this when she is choosing the old folks home she’ll put you in.😉
As an American of Irish descent, I feel I have to stand up for our country here. And I should say that that's the first time I've ever felt that way. The glass is on the left are probably imperial pints, which are larger than real pints because the English felt that they were being outdone in alcoholism and decided to increase the size of the pint ( or so The legend goes ). The ones on the right I've never seen in my life. Bars in America nowadays mostly serve bottles which are 11.2 oz, but they all still have beer on tap, it's just more expensive. And if you buy it on tap, the size of the glass will range anywhere from 14 to 20 oz. 16 being a actual pint and what I consider an actual drink. But that doesn't stop me from finding ways to do better. My local pizza place offers a deal with a pitcher alongside a 20-in pizza, and my father-in-law and I like two different types of beer so we each get a half picture of our own beer, and the guy likes us because we've been going there for 30..
Britain is honestly the goat. Gave us Tolkien, Doctor Who, and Radiohead.
I thought Trump's family came from Germany and Scotland. I didn't realise they'd apparently stopped off in Essex.
This myth comes about because Americans OVER season their food, and they over season their food because the ingredients themselves are such poor quality that they have no flavour of their own. Why don't brits season chicken? Because a roast chicken tastes like a roast chicken with no seasoning needed.
I feel like this so something my poor old dad would do 😅
I always wonder about that! Liver-pool??? Where did the name come from?
wtf is this 🤷♀️sorry 6 decades on this planet n I’ve never heard of this one lol
Uhhh which American accent and which British accent? Because that's a whole bunch of accents
Could be million times worse !! You could be in USA with the orange lunatic !!
