You probably know already how much we love the British and their culture here at Bored Panda. This quirky nation which is home to a smashing sense of humor mixed with brilliant sarcasm and self-reflection has proven time and again that Brits are some of the best entertainment sources.
Just take a look at our previous features about funny British pics with no context here and here, and it becomes self-evident.
This time we’re taking a look into British memes, which possess a hilarity in their own right. Shared by a Facebook page “British Moments,” it perfectly captures the everyday absurdity and fun in the life of Brits.
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It's true! Bap, batch, barm, bun, cob, muffin, teacake, etc. The British have about twenty words for bread roll.
What an absolute legend! Too drunk to recognize his girlfriend, but still mindful to be faithful to her. If they made this into a movie, it would star 1990s Hugh Grant.
"Right. I had to get up in the morning at ten o'clock at night half an hour before I went to bed, drink a cup of sulphuric acid, work twenty-nine hours a day down mill...and when we got home, our Dad and our mother would kill us and dance about on our graves singing Hallelujah"
That's a dude on a budget that can't afford the price of everything rising
Daffodils are toxic. You're lucky Dave didn't slap these on a sandwich.
Last night, my husband let a woman with more items than he had jump ahead of him when a new register opened. She insisted on paying for his fish and bag of veggies. That's never happened to him before and he was totally dumbstruck. Thanks, mysterious lady - you've shown my husband a side of humanity he's not experienced until you came around.
Yikes. British citizens, I'm sending you a shipment of sunscreen on behalf of my people, the pasty-skinned Irish-Americans of Boston, Mass.
Tangy Tom's, Spicy Bikers, Space Raiders? Are those actual names of chips or character names from a Benny Hill skit?
For non-British people: 'spoons' stands for Wetherspoons, the largest pub chain in the UK.
I find it ironic that so many of the big British banks (Lloyds, Barclays, etc) were started by Quakers and grew because people trusted the Quakers because of their ideals of avoiding usury, avoiding gathering too much wealth, and being honest in all transactions. Inheriting the business (look at the Waltons) has a tendency to cause you to forget that your parents grew the business by treating people well.
Warning, if living in a hot country and don't like cold stay at least 20 miles away from Scotland in winter. You will freeze.
Load More Replies...We have so many problems in Britain at the moment, but one thing we have in spades is our sense of humour.
Warning, if living in a hot country and don't like cold stay at least 20 miles away from Scotland in winter. You will freeze.
Load More Replies...We have so many problems in Britain at the moment, but one thing we have in spades is our sense of humour.
