Non-British people, what do you think of the UK and it's people?

1. “The British do not expect happiness. I had the impression, all the time that I lived there, that they do not want to be happy; they want to be right.” - Quentin Crisp
   — tentguy


2. They are one of the most classy people. They are one of the most trashy people.
   — i_luke_tirtles


3. Irish here, My thoughts are my own and you cant have them.
   — Hurley365






4. Midsomer is the most dangerous place on earth, literally worse than Mexican cartel towns.
   — Hiwet_Hagos


5. Y'all like to complain about the weather a lot, but I love David Attenborough
   — AngrySnicker


6. My family and I have been traveling through the England this summer. One of the most surprising things is how accomadating the people have been towards people with disabilities. My brother has downs syndrome and everyone we have met has been kind to him and has helped us find elevators/lifts or has given us shortcuts to get places. It's also really impressive how many places in the England have discounts for disabled people and their caretakers. There may be places like that in the US but it's much more noticeable and advertised here. The people we have met are very kind in general, but I've been very impressed by how accomadating people are with people with disabilities.
   — oystergar






7. Your British mysteries, which are somewhat popular in the USA. These quaint little towns have a homicide rate comparable to Angola.
   — Susanne_Moller


8. That Douglas Adams guy was good, make more of him.
   — Guernicashmuernica


9. I admire their ability to seamlessly weave the words "cunt" and "twat" into conversation.
   — VictorBlimpmuscle