has a BBC equivalent called Question Time - on Monday, I couldn't help wondering, when this question was shown and everybody happily laughed, whether such a goodnatured response would greet an Australian who asked a similarly teasing question in Britain:
Tuesday, 21 August 2012
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has a BBC equivalent called Question Time - on Monday, I couldn't help wondering, when this question was shown and everybody happily laughed, whether such a goodnatured response would greet an Australian who asked a similarly teasing question in Britain:
has a BBC equivalent called Question Time - on Monday, I couldn't help wondering, when this question was shown and everybody happily laughed, whether such a goodnatured response would greet an Australian who asked a similarly teasing question in Britain:
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Judging by recent events, if they dared to express these sentiments via Twitter, a warrant would probably be issued for their arrest.
ReplyDeleteI haven't caught up with that story although I did notice something or other happened. Will have to go off now and waste the afternoon investigating instead of cleaning the bathroom. Hurrah for the Internet.
DeleteI don't understand this schadenfreude. Australians have always been so magnanimous in victory, so generous of spirit in defeat. Curse the Poms.
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