[Rory]

Oh yeah, people think:
Scots are always blowing bagpipes by a windmill.
Irish people are gingers who are getting drunk and riverdancing.
English people are all posh and drink tea 24/7.

I'm in school right now, so I'm getting some responses.

[Princess]

Well although I do hate to say this,some sterotypes are true,the Irish certainly can drink. Its one thing we don't really mind being known for But Guiness is urgh.

And I bet most English people do like tea,but again who doesn't?

[Noel]

I hate tea.

[Arneldo]

Originally posted by Tom
They think we drink tea all day?

According to the Guinness Book of Records, Irish drink nearly twice as much tea then British people.

Anyway...I think most British people are okay

[GabrielleisLove]

Oh and yes, I'm a Scot, and I'm not angry, hate whiskey, and have electricity. Just to clear that up.

[Noel]

LMAO.
Well, I'm tall, I don't have a pot of gold, I don't drink Guiness, I have no idea how to even hum the riverdance and I don't drink. Does that mean I'm not Irish?

[Shaun]

I fit the stereotype though. I am quite posh and LOVE tea.

[Arneldo]

Originally posted by Bradley!
LMAO.
Well, I'm tall, I don't have a pot of gold, I don't drink Guiness, I have no idea how to even hum the riverdance and I don't drink. Does that mean I'm not Irish?

It means you're Northan Irish

[Noel]

LMAO.
Well I'm from Dublin, so I should be picking shamrocks and the sort! Ah well..I don't like this nationality anyways..I wanna be...hmm...Australian! ^___^

[Tom4784]

Originally posted by Rory
Usually we all think that British people are cool, but stuck up...with bad teeth and posh accents.

It's a stereotype much like how everyone in the world thinks that Americans are all fat and love fast food (I absolutely hate fast food)

Lol Yeah I remember people saying that when I was in Florida, minus the bad teeth part lol.

The cockney stereotype is the other one I ran into too. I like America though generally they were really nice when I went over.

[Barbie]

i know some people find it strange when they find out the british dont stop everything at 4 oclock for afternoon tea

[Benjamin]

lol, when I was in USA everyone thought I was Australain cos I didn't sound English. lol. The stereotype of us over seas in any country is that we are arrogant and posh or loud and hooligan like.

[Ross]

Originally posted by Rory
Oh yeah, people think:
Scots are always blowing bagpipes by a windmill.
Irish people are gingers who are getting drunk and riverdancing.
English people are all posh and drink tea 24/7.

I'm in school right now, so I'm getting some responses.

Nobody knows the Welsh?

[Markymark]

I'm Welsh and I can't sing and I hate rugby. I do hate England though so some stereotypes are true.

[Corkie]

Originally posted by Princess

Haha yeah! Its ridiculously annoying. Although I do love potatoes but like who doesn't?

I've got to say you Irish do eat a lot of potatoes. Whenever I go visit my Dad or go to over peoples house it's rare not to see potatoes at the dinner table lol.

[Benjamin]

Originally posted by Ross

Nobody knows the Welsh?

That's true actually. When I lived in Portugal everybody always went on about England, Ireland and Scotland, but when I said about Wales, people used to look at me blankly. They have never heard of it and most didn't believe me that Wales was the forth country that made up UK. lol.

[Rory]

Originally posted by Ross

Nobody knows the Welsh?

Nope.

[Tom8592]

Originally posted by Ross

Nobody knows the Welsh?

Who ????