The date thing is quite funny actually, and there are several American girls commenting 'I wish I had this explanation when I first moved to Britain!'
There's a brilliant bit in Kate Fox's Watching the English, about how when Diana died, the British public expressed their grief in the only way they knew how, by forming a nice orderly queue.
This is the Guardian love, not local 'Hampstead Digest'.
в комментариях еще как читали. и дополняют всячески. один мой приятель, правда, как-то заметил, что книжка не совсем про англичан, а про англичан среднего класса (да еще скорее chattering classes) с юго-востока англии :)
The British method of coupling is as follows: go to a party, get extremely drunk, drunkenly kiss someone you have been making eyes at for some time but obviously never spoke to because you were sober then, go home with them, move in with them the next day, marry them.
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And most of the comments are hilarious as well!
The date thing is quite funny actually, and there are several American girls commenting 'I wish I had this explanation when I first moved to Britain!'
There's a brilliant bit in Kate Fox's Watching the English, about how when Diana died, the British public expressed their grief in the only way they knew how, by forming a nice orderly queue.
This is the Guardian love, not local 'Hampstead Digest'.
etc ;)
*Going to a dinner party tonight...*
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один мой приятель, правда, как-то заметил, что книжка не совсем про англичан, а про англичан среднего класса (да еще скорее chattering classes) с юго-востока англии :)
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The British method of coupling is as follows: go to a party, get extremely drunk, drunkenly kiss someone you have been making eyes at for some time but obviously never spoke to because you were sober then, go home with them, move in with them the next day, marry them.
Что-то мне всё это сильно напоминает )))
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