Woman Goes Viral With 50 ‘Socially Acceptable’ Things In The UK That Would Confuse Americans

How else will the "Orange God" get representation? The good ones have quit him

What, you don’t love the Lerner and Rowe lawyer jingle??

In the UK, a solicitor is a lawyer, not a prostitute

Only some rural counties in Nevada and Washington D.C. (joking not joking about DC)

I don't think a lot of people are "doing it", I think a disturbingly large amount of people are ok or into it.

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Agreed. Don't forget Young Ones and Fawlty Towers!

Almost forgot abfab!!

Have you seen Father Ted and The IT crowd? Both are hilarious (imo)

Black books is a great show, wish we had it running on tv.

Some beans.

Peep Show, I-Deal, Catherine Tate. Am I bovvered?

Hi Marion, try taking a look at Green Wing. Amazing British humour.

Monty Python >>>

And Alan Partridge and Toast of London, for me at least.

It's when you tell a joke so good you $#/π yourself.

Now, come on, we did last year!

When I was in college, I supported the existence of fraternities and sororities. They concentrated into a few locations a certain type of person with whom I would otherwise have come in contact much more often.

I agree. The hazing is very bad, and the emphasis on conformity. There are some US colleges without them. I chose one, knowing I didn’t want to be around that type of person. The US actor Jon Hamm was involved in a brutal hazing incident as a student, hurting another young man with a hammer — look it up.

You do not have to be a member of fraternity or sorority, it is absolutely a voluntary thing. I would never join it.

People for trying to get in.

Actually, a lot of them are not the stereotypical movie versions of snotty, arrogant, party all the time students. They're really team building and educational assisting groups. They'll have parties, but are under control and mostly only at the end of semesters to celebrate and let off stress. I was in Kappa Alpha Psi at the University of Michigan. They were super chill and helped in the community and really cared about their members.

They are just as bad as HOA's

And fake

you want something to go away because you think it 'sounds' dangerous. Yet there are thousands of those that are perfectly normal and not dangerous. Thats a weird opinion to have.

People use them as a social circle, for networking for future jobs. But there's some dodgy stuff too with the costs to apply and and secret society stuff basically forcing members to vote as they are told. So many problematic things about body image, how women are treated, racial discrimination. They creep me out.

It’s basically a way for people to buy themselves a set of friends. They pay dues to the sorority or fraternity, and as part of joining and all the ridiculous rituals they go through together,, they basically agree to be friends for life because they have joined the same little group, rather than because they have chosen one another as friends for some personal reason of enjoying each other’s companionship or something.

And I thought Aussies invented shortening university to "uni". After all, we shorten almost any word and sometimes even lengthen them just to mix it up! ;)

We're too sensible for that.

Or with fried onions and a dash of curry powder, or Hendersons, Worcester sauce or Gentleman's Relish.

With Worcestershire sauce!

for a twist, try beans on cheesy bread

Yummie!!!

Do you like cheese? Do you like peas? You'll love cheesy peas!

A Cheesy Beano yes! Branston beans with onions through and a great Cheddar a d so.w

Canadian also, and was brought up with beans on toast! Usually as a lunch for us kids. I absolutely still love it!