What's your favorite stereotype about your nationality?

erm... crimson, what you posted are facts, not necessarily stereotypes.

are cheeseburgers and pizza considered as stereotypes too?

I love the 'tea and crumpets' stereptype. I do love tea and I recently re-discovered the joys of toasted buttered crumpets...It does seem to be true though >.>

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I'm English, I don't really like tea all that much. I drink it a lot but mehh.I recommend trying jam and crumpets. And even Golden syrup and crumpets. Pretty tasty for a snack. ;]

One British Stereotype I absolutely love is the "Highly dignified" one, you know the prim & proper one :)

1. "We" are supposed to be quite sophisticated
2. "We" always carry a baguette under our arm
3. "We" spend our entire life going to cafes and smoking cigarettes
4. "We" wear berets
5. "We" are not nice or friendlyYes, I'm French ^^And number 3 and 5 are right enough to be honest. About number 1, I'm guessing whoever started that rumor has only seen France through the glossy papers of some tourist magazine ...

Cahos Rahne Veloza · #65One British Stereotype I absolutely love is the "Highly dignified" one, you know the prim & proper one :)

I agree, i've been to England. It's mostly drunk football fans or chavs. We have chavs in Ireland, but we call 'em nackers.
I shouldn't really talk about them, since i live near rough places...
Gotta watch my back o.O

- people exist who think that amsterdam is a country instead of a city
- we're all blondes
- we wear clogs
- we're greedyand like muisje3 said:
windmills, tulips, big round yellow cheeses and cannabis

We're plumbers who love spaghetti and mushrooms.

cjdogger · #64I'm English, I don't really like tea all that much. I drink it a lot but mehh.I recommend trying jam and crumpets. And even Golden syrup and crumpets. Pretty tasty for a snack. ;]

Oh yes sir. Honey or syrup on a freshly browned crumpet is marvellous.I enjoy the English stereotype, of England = Britain, but Scotland = Scotland. As in, we have a British accent.
I also enjoy the bad teeth stereotype (I have never even had a filling).
Everyone here being posh, when, it is far from.The whole tea thing is basically true, to be honest. There isn't one person I know or have met, that didn't drink tea.