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Tag Archives: American culture
Rest Rooms in the UK
Last night, I was attending a gig at one of my favourite Manchester venues. One of the people from the venue was standing near the stage, which put him right in front of the passage to the venue’s comfort facilities. … Continue reading
Posted in English Culture
Tagged American culture, bathroom, comfort facilities, English Culture, english language, rest room, tea, toilet
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Fast Cars in the UK
Someone recently asked me whether I thought people in England drive too fast. The question took me by surprise because, no, with but a few notable exceptions people in the UK do not drive fast. It probably isn’t for a … Continue reading
Posted in English Culture
Tagged American culture, England, queues, speeding, time perception, traffic
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