While famously being very, very polite, it’s no secret that Brits also love the occasional witty, tongue-in-cheek comment. And not only that. They take the gold medal for the ability to laugh at themselves like there’s no tomorrow, mocking both little and serious things. I mean, should I even remind you of the notorious English comedian Ricky Gervais?!
And for the fans of the British lifestyle, we have a real treat! The Twitter page “No Context Brits” is an online destination which offers “a celebration of all things British,” meaning it’s both things we understand and things that leave us flabbergasted. Created pretty recently, in April 2021, the account has amassed 780K devoted followers and its audience seems to be growing still.
Below we selected some of the most entertaining, bizarre, and wholesome posts from “No Context Brits” for you to enjoy with your cuppa, so scroll down and upvote your favorite posts! After you’re done, be sure to check out our previous feature on the same page, as well as a similar post on another popular Twitter account, “No Context UK.”
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For those of us that can't do the Chester run in less than 12 parsecs. Edit: I genuinely had no idea it was 4th May when I posted this. 😂
Probably get a load of people mistakenly now saying 'but these are for paramedics' NO they are not. They always check the WHOLE car EVERY single time. For good reason - some people don't use these, what if it fell off or was forgotten in a rental car etc, etc. Michael Lerner created them because he was scared by the aggressiveness of other drivers when driving his 18 month old nephew and wanted people to be more considerate. Google it before arguing.
What did you say to me sign? That is offensive in dog language
Who hasn't seen a Dalek being transported? Those things are slow and can't do stairs well. The TARDIS is a different matter...
Reminds me of the British Brexit politicians who talked about 'British fish'. Apparently fish need passports.
Working from home, I'm shirt and tie above waist, and tie fighter pyjamas below.
That’s not me, I’d try staying awake for 24 hours just in case. I end up losing lots of me time worrying about whether or not they’d reply
I remember the day when England had won the Rugby world championship. I was many times in the UK, but I have never seen the people party as hard as on this day...
That's nothing! I was there in the '70s in a quiet cafe when a local concert ended. A concert by The Bay City Rollers. I survived that onslaught of screaming plaid-laden girls, I can survive anything, lol!
Load More Replies...Why are you being downvoted. I've equalised both your pro Scot comments.
Load More Replies...I remember the day when England had won the Rugby world championship. I was many times in the UK, but I have never seen the people party as hard as on this day...
That's nothing! I was there in the '70s in a quiet cafe when a local concert ended. A concert by The Bay City Rollers. I survived that onslaught of screaming plaid-laden girls, I can survive anything, lol!
Load More Replies...Why are you being downvoted. I've equalised both your pro Scot comments.
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