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I saw a thread on here asking the same question about Canada and Mexico and i thought i'd make my own.

Btw i am aware i have spelt Britain wrong in the title, if i knew how to change it i would. Also, i didn't intend for this poll to be multiple choice, ah well i'll get it right next time.

Swilatia.

Both have beautiful outlying areas, both have busy, unfriendly capital cities.

I've never been to Britain, but I've been to France and it was a mixed bag. I think I'd need to spend a while in each to make a final decision.

But I will say this: French Fries > English Muffins. :)

I have a passion for French, and I would love to see France someday.

England. I just find its history and landscape to be more interesting.

Britain.

Both!

I've never been to either, so I can't really choose, but if I had to...England.

Why? Two reasons:

1. I can speak the language they speak. I speak a different dialect and we might have a couple bits of confusion here and there but for the most part our languages are the same so there's no problem there, unlike with French.

2. I. Love. The. Accents. OH GOD I love the accents! I could listen to people speaking in those accents all day...pleasepleaseplease!

England. I just find its history and landscape to be more interesting.

Hear Hear!

Britain was a ROman province, an Imperial power, scientific entrepreneur, france was just a powerful EUropean country, it had some cool aspects and controlled some imperial things. t'sall
Britain just seems a lot more interesting, and besides, you don't need to learn some strange language to go there.

Britain was a ROman province, an Imperial power, scientific entrepreneur, france was just a powerful EUropean country, it had some cool aspects and controlled some imperial things. t'sall
Britain just seems a lot more interesting, and besides, you don't need to learn some strange language to go there.

France was also taken by Rome :rolleyes:

I. Love. The. Accents. OH GOD I love the accents! I could listen to people speaking in those accents all day...pleasepleaseplease!
Well, hello there...





Oh yeah, internet.

2. I. Love. The. Accents. OH GOD I love the accents! I could listen to people speaking in those accents all day...pleasepleaseplease!
Which accents?

Brummie? Scouse? Geordie? West Country? Home Counties?

France

Just the parts of what is England and Wales nowadays.
Except for most of Devon & Cornwall. And large parts of Wales.

Britain was a ROman province.

Just the parts of what is England and Wales nowadays.

Britain, because we're better than everyone else. Specifically England.

*raises St. George cross of racism*

Oh, and all our accents rock. Even scouse.

Except for most of Devon & Cornwall. And large parts of Wales.
Well, large. And what the hell is wrong with the forums this time?

Well, large. And what the hell is wrong with the forums this time?
Jolt's servers are out of sync. Thus, posts appear when you least expect them to. It'll sort itself out in a few days.

Which accents?

Brummie? Scouse? Geordie? West Country? Home Counties?

All of them except for the ones that sound like...well...basically your version of our redneck accents, as I can't stand accents that make people sound like ignorant idiotic oafs.

Well, I've always wanted to visit both. I have ancestry tracing back to both countries, my country was founded by both countries, and they both seem all around kinda cool.

However, I give the edge to Britain, well, because France is kinda... well, french.

Britain, clearly.

France. The only good thing the UK has going for it is Scotland, but that's not enough to counteract England and Northern Ireland.

/Wales is inconsequential, as always.

Which has the best beer?

Britain :D

Which has the best beer?

Which has the best beer?

If you like room-temperatured piss-water, you'll go with the UK. It's the only choice you have, basically.

Ummmm why am I picking up a 120% on the poll option?

Ummmm why am I picking up a 120% on the poll option?
Britain is that good.

it is good that it is multiple choice. both countries have their redeeming features.

Ummmm why am I picking up a 120% on the poll option?

It's multiple choice.

I choose.. um.. France.
They have pastries. :)

Not only that, but they have other food as well, which the UK is severely lacking in.

Britain :D

If you like room-temperatured piss-water, you'll go with the UK. It's the only choice you have, basically.

Conflicting opinion. *is confused*

I choose.. um.. France.

They have pastries. :)

I like them both, but for different reasons.

If you like room-temperatured piss-water, you'll go with the UK. It's the only choice you have, basically.
Of course. If you're referring to real ale, by the way, then any pub worth the name will serve it to you at 12-14 degrees Celsius. I know you live in Sweden, but surely you have central heating? ;)

If, on the other hand, you prefer fizzy water cold enough to freeze your tastebuds, you're more than welcome to go to France.

Ummmm why am I picking up a 120% on the poll option?

Probably because some people are choosing both options, thus the poll results are skewed improperly.

It's multiple choice.

And yet in all of the MC poll options I have seen, it stayed within 100%.

Alwell. Does not matter. GO BRITAIN!!!!

Of course. If you're referring to real ale, by the way, then any pub worth the name will serve it to you at 12-14 degrees Celsius. I know you live in Sweden, but surely you have central heating? ;)

If, on the other hand, you prefer fizzy water cold enough to freeze your tastebuds, you're more than welcome to go to France.

What if you hate beer?

pie and beer pwns croissant and coffee.

What if you hate beer?

http://img368.imageshack.us/img368/9666/smileytroutsmack28cg.gif

What if you hate beer?

About anything that you can put in your mouth, be that drinks, food, cocks or pussies, the UK can't even begin to hold a candle to France.

Britain's government has been stable now for a few hundred years. France has had one revolution after another :D

pie and beer pwns croissant and coffee.

...no. No, they don't. The UK has it's redeeming qualities, but nothing pwns croissants and coffee.

...no. No, they don't. The UK has it's redeeming qualities, but nothing pwns croissants and coffee.

Except for vol-au-vents/canapés and champagne.

...no. No, they don't. The UK has it's redeeming qualities, but nothing pwns croissants and coffee.

well, yeah. i like them too, but the alliteration was just too attractive. baguette and pate wouldn't have sounded as good. and i like them too. look, i was just going for a mildly amusing post, alright! :p

About anything that you can put in your mouth, be that drinks, food, cocks or pussies, the UK can't even begin to hold a candle to France.

I'm going to have to test that myself, with all of the aforementioned things I can put into my mouth.

That said, it is likely that at least the food bit is correct, given the French notority for excellent food.

France for le pomo... Britain for the electronica...

France. Sorry Warp.

I'm going to have to test that myself, with all of the aforementioned things I can put into my mouth.

The pussies can be a bit fishy, but that's par for the course, really, and I imagine part of the charm.

That said, it is likely that at least the food bit is correct, given the French notority for excellent food.

You have not eaten until you have eaten in France. Every time I visit I gain at least 5 kg. No wonder they all smoke to keep thin, but since I don't smoke, I pay for it in sweat instead of cancer, but it's still worth it.

Sans aucun doute, l'Angleterre.

But I do prefer French guys and cuisine. :)

You have not eaten until you have eaten in France. Every time I visit I gain at least 5 kg. No wonder they all smoke to keep thin, but since I don't smoke, I pay for it in sweat instead of cancer, but it's still worth it.

I will definitely remember that for when I finally manage a trip to Europe. When that will be I do not know, but I will someday.

Vegan food's usually excellent both places. French people are more welcoming in my experience, but that might be because I don't speak the language. Takes slightly longer to make a bad impression.

I like both a bit equally. They both have pluses and minuses. I can't really pick one. And the histories and cultures of both are so intertwined.

The UK.

They occasionally speak a language that is vaguely reminiscent of the one I speak.

France. The only good thing the UK has going for it is Scotland, but that's not enough to counteract England and Northern Ireland.

/Wales is inconsequential, as always.

What's wrong with Northern Ireland?

What's wrong with Northern Ireland?Everything but the Stiff Little Fingers?

France's great thinkers were Voltaire and Rousseau, whose ultimate fruits were several unstable republics, the Reign of Terror, and the Napoleonic Wars. England's great thinkers were Locke and Smith, whose fruits of more perfect republicanism and capitalism still bear today (though sadly neglected).

Rule, Britannia!

Everything but the Stiff Little Fingers?

More like nothing, especially SLF?

France's great thinkers were Voltaire and Rousseau, whose ultimate fruits were several unstable republics, the Reign of Terror, and the Napoleonic Wars.
Incidentally, Voltaire was a classical liberal, just like Locke and Smith.

I like both.

Britain. It's culture is so fucking awesome.

Incidentally, Voltaire was a classical liberal, just like Locke and Smith.

Yes, but they disagreed on a couple of fundamental issues (such as Human Nature). I'll still choose Locke, Smith, and Britain.

Yes, but they disagreed on a couple of fundamental issues (such as Human Nature). I'll still choose Locke, Smith, and Britain.
Likewise. Add Mill to that list.

I'll say France...if only because I think the French Empire fucked up the world slightly less than the British Empire did.

Likewise. Add Mill to that list.

Jame or John Stuart?

What if you hate beer?
Then you get murdered one dark night in an ill litt alley.

Obviously Britain for many reasons, look at WW2.

France: "We surrendered so that our beautiful city wouldn’t be destroyed."

Britain: " We shall go on to the end, we shall fight in France, we shall fight on the seas and oceans, we shall fight with growing confidence and growing strength in the air, we shall defend our Island, whatever the cost may be, we shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills; we shall never surrender, and even if, which I do not for a moment believe, this Island or a large part of it were subjugated and starving, then our Empire beyond the seas, armed and guarded by the British Fleet, would carry on the struggle, until, in God's good time, the New World, with all its power and might, steps forth to the rescue and the liberation of the old."

I love both; Britain's problems are more immediate to me, but I know of France's racial difficulties, which occur slightly differently to ours due to the whole laïcité dealio. I'd like to live in France for a while, certainly, and I want to know more about our overlapping history (crusades era and such, while we still ruled Calais and that); most of what I know's modern, in history terms.

Glad of the multichoice, I've selected both:

Britain for climate, panorama, politeness and hospitality.
France for culture, La Republique and the language.

added: on Britain's side, Shakespeare, Tolkien and D.N.Adams.
on France's side, Voltaire, Montesquieu, Rostand, and Zola.

France of course. I will never prefer the 51s state of America over France.

look at WW2.

And we were doing so well in a France related thread too...

Britain is that good.


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If you like room-temperatured piss-water, you'll go with the UK. It's the only choice you have, basically.

French beer (in my area) really isn't that good either. Luckily, most of the bars have Guinness, which isn't terrible.

As for which country I prefer, my location should tell you.

france i think, i just tend to go more to france than to Britain. they have a little bit of everything. but england is cool too i guess.

"Rule Britannia, Britannia rule the waves,
Britons never never never shall be slaves!"

Can anyone guess which one I prefer?
It isn't the one with the strange people who eat escargot.

Ilaer

My parents came from England & I've lived there for a couple of years, but I prefer France.

good old Blighty

If you like room-temperatured piss-water, you'll go with the UK. It's the only choice you have, basically.

Fass have you ever drank a good pint of real ale form a Micro Brewery if not then how can you generalise all Britsh Beer to be like that

If you like room-temperatured piss-water, you'll go with the UK. It's the only choice you have, basically.

I think my Canadian boyfriend would take issue with you about that...he has been living here for two years and LOVES and ADORES our beer, says it is fantastic, tasty and divine, but that said he means beer and not lager, and he hates and loathes the evil 'Bud'.

I would say Britain, but France is nice too....

i prefer any country i DON'T understand the language because that way i'm less likely to be brainwashed by its propiganda. therefor i picked france.

i would prefer any country that has more trains then either of them to either of them too. although both, still, thank something, have more then the u.s. by at least 3 to 5 times per area and or person, if not a good bit more, though still saddly much less then only a few decades ago.

=^^=
.../\...

I think my Canadian boyfriend would take issue with you about that...he has been living here for two years and LOVES and ADORES our beer, says it is fantastic, tasty and divine, but that said he means beer and not lager, and he hates and loathes the evil 'Bud'.

I would say Britain, but France is nice too....

The UK has excellent beers, it's one of the things I really miss.

The UK has excellent beers, it’s one of the things I really miss.
Mmmmmm, a nice pint of Deuchar’s IPA.

As possibly the only person here who has citizenship of both France and the UK, it's rather difficult for me to choose.

I live in France, and I wouldn't want to live in Britain. We have overall better living conditions here. Better healthcare, for one thing. Better public service and public transport. A better and more democratic electoral system. Universities that are virtually free. And being educated is valued to a greater extent.

Oh, and when people here aren't happy with what the government's doing, we do something about it, and we make them stop. I don't know many countries which actually do that as a matter of routine. France would never have put up with Tony Blair.

On the other hand, I prefer English food to French food. (Seriously!) And not just because it's easier to be a vegetarian in Britain than in France. (In Britain, it's accepted as normal. In France, when they find out you're a vegetarian, they stare at you in utter confusion.) France is a long way behind Britain when it comes to animal rights in general.

France, though, has laïcité. We came up with that over a hundred years ago, and Britain has yet to follow.

And what other country has, as the first line of the first article of its Constitution, this?


La France est une République indivisible, laïque, démocratique et sociale.

France's position on the international scene is also a lot more admirable.

I could go on, but I don't want to give the impression I don't like the UK. I do. I'm British, and I always enjoy going to Britain. It's different from France, and therein lies part of its charm. But I can't imagine ever moving from France to Britain.

Both about the same in my eyes, but then I haven't visited either.

The UK is a better friend to the US. The French attacked a Greenpeace vessle and tortured people in their war in Algeria. The UK is great it is just so expensive to visit. Woah! Ooo-wee!

WTF is it with Britain being a country????

I'd choose Britain everytime, that's England, Scotland, NI and Wales.
The south coast of England's my favourite.

It doesn't count but Southern Ireland is so beautiful.

Doesn't Britain beat out France in just about every category?

Oh, and when people here aren't happy with what the government's doing, we do something about it, and we make them stop. I don't know many countries which actually do that as a matter of routine.

Mmmm, I love the smell of burning sheep in the morning.

If we are talking about visiting, I would say France. Better food, better architecture, better climate, more challenging language (for me), and it's also where my eldest child learnt to walk.

Doesn't Britain beat out France in just about every category?

I'd agree but France gave us most of the English language. That's probably why America hates the language so much.

I'd agree but France gave us most of the English language. That's probably why America hates the language so much.

Here I thought one of the negatives about France was that the people don't shower on a regular basis. :p

I am sorry. but the food thing is a big myth. During the post war period, English food was pretty bland and fairly basic. But there is some damn fine food here nowadays, Everyone that has ever visited with us from overseas has said things along the lines of " we were told the food would be no good/bland/boring/greasy, but it is really good/excellent/great" I have been to France a few times and did not once have what I would call a fantastic meal. I too am mainly vegetarian and the choice is negligible and the service was invariably surly and condescending. Plus England has WAY better cheese.

Both have beautiful, culturally astounding metropoles for capitals, both have close-minded, thieverous gits in the countryside.

Fixed! :D

I prefer neither.

Southern Germany, on the other hand...

Note: I haven't visited the other constituent countries of Britain much; that's why I'm only going to talk about England. Not because I think that England is the only bit that matters.

English is a nicer-sounding language than French in my opinion (although there are some awful accents in England - the ones that don't make it onto American TV).

Other than that, they're both OK.

As for food, I haven't really dined much in France, but I hear that they eat more healthily rather than just getting fast food, which is good. I don't like croissants, but the French invented the idea of having hot chocolate with your breakfast which is pure genius (have it on cereal, or dip french break in). I can't really comment on English food, because I just consider it normal.

I've heard France is better at protesting bad governments and stuff like that, which is good.

I've heard France is better at protesting bad governments and stuff like that, which is good.
They've had more practice at it.

Fixed! :D
As a thieverous git of the countryside, who dislikes the rat-race of both London and Paris, I take offence. :D

Southern Germany, on the other hand...
Oh, definately! Germany in general is much more to my taste than France or most of Britain. I’m seriously considering brushing up on my Deutsch and moving to Berlin after Uni. I fell in love with the place last time I was there.

Britain because I couldn’t live without cod, chips and the comedy (can people actually live without them?)

It is close though France has a certain alternative flare to it

and this thread needs Dylan Moran (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZWZZRZDcSQ)

I'd agree but France gave us most of the English language. That's probably why America hates the language so much.

NO NO NO NO NO NO NO AND NON!!!

What french gave us were the higher status words, technical terms etc etc. Words used by the people that became the rulers post 1066.

English before that and still very much to this day was/is a Germanic Norse language. Most of our 'lower' words come from the Germanic migration and other Viking invasions prevous to this.

French did not give us most of the english language, it gave us a small part of it.

/chamoi

PS shitty fact of the day, if you go the the Fresian Islands and speak to someone that can still speak the language you can speak english to them and them Fresian to you and you can communicate. :)

Oh, and when people here aren't happy with what the government's doing, we do something about it, and we make them stop. I don't know many countries which actually do that as a matter of routine. France would never have put up with Tony Blair.



We don't. We tried to stop him from going into Iraq. Didn't you see the demonstration in London about it? Biggest demonstration in Britain ever i think. He just seems to do what he likes, and it doesn't help when we have a load of monkeys as MP's

Britain, hands down.

They're multicultural, I understand the language (except for some slang, which can be gotten in context), they've never made claims about they're cuisine that they couldn't live up to. The history is fascinating, the architecture is wonderful.

French cuisine is over-rated, as is their wine. The best Europen cuisine is Italian, the best wine in the world no longer comes from France. We're getting wonderful vintages from Australia, South Africa, the United States and they're all better than French wine.

The only thing I like from France is Chanel #5.

Both rural France and Britain have wondeful rural regions, and both have god awful urban centres.

However, I would plump for France over Britain any day of the week. The food, drink, language, culture, football and rugby are all of a higher quality and better style.

I picked both.

Britain, although not a country, has some lovely elements to it. Such as Scotland. It also has an interesting history. Coversely, it's plagued by Wales and Norfolk (to anyone from those areas - :p )

France, on the other hand, has topless beaches, good food and a more democratic system of government that Britain. On the other hand, it has a history that reads like a sitcom. "Something interesting happens, and 30-odd years later it goes back, essentially, to what happened before that event."



And Chamoi - actually, the French influence on language is mainly from the time later on in history when we were ruled by the French royal family (Charles' one and two, really), after the French language had developed into its more modern form, when inventions were talked about in French, as was politics etc. and this language leaked out that way.

The Normans spoke a near-Scandinavian language (as can be seen by their name) and it didn't affect the language of Britain to any great extent, seeing as we spoke a Norse/Germanic kind of language anyway.

the best wine in the world no longer comes from France.

Yup. Champagne isn't actually French. It was a Brit that made it for the first time. the only french part of it are the grapes that come from the Champagne region.

Yup. Champagne isn't actually French. It was a Brit that made it for the first time. the only french part of it are the grapes that come from the Champagne region.
Champagne (or more to the point, sparkling wines in general) is generally crap. Dislike the stuff a lot. But then I'm hardly an expert, to be honest.

Red is much nicer, IMO.

And French wine is good, but some of the South American stuff is better, and Hungarian wine is quite good, also.

My main wine recommendation, however, is don't even consider drinking German wine. It's horrendous. I'm sorry if anyone here is a German vinier, but argh. Blech.

Neither one. Both are a bunch of hypocrites. They created empires by wrongfully invading other countries, but had the audacity to protest Germany's invasion of Poland, even though Western Poland was German land, whereas Africa is neither French nor British land.

My main wine recommendation, however, is don't even consider drinking German wine. It's horrendous. I'm sorry if anyone here is a German vinier, but argh. Blech.

I like Gewurtztramminer, of course the kind I get is made in California.

England.

I like Gewurtztramminer, of course the kind I get is made in California.
Nah, what you want is to get a nice bottle of Buckfast:

http://www.thedrinkshop.com/images/products/main/1646/1646.jpg

Now that’s classy!

Neither one. Both are a bunch of hypocrites. They created empires by wrongfully invading other countries, but had the audacity to protest Germany's invasion of Poland, even though Western Poland was German land, whereas Africa is neither French nor British land.

Er... yeah....
Wow. Er...
God damn, poor Hitler. We really treated that guy shabbily.
:rolleyes:

Edit: just looked through some of Kohlstein's posts. An educational experience...

Neither one. Both are a bunch of hypocrites. They created empires by wrongfully invading other countries, but had the audacity to protest Germany's invasion of Poland, even though Western Poland was German land, whereas Africa is neither French nor British land.

Modern day references welcomed.

And I think the whole Nazi party plans of genocide and planned (or succesful - to a point) invasions of said countries had something to do with that whole war thing.

One other thing - Britain won WWII single handed - America, don't even start. If your not in the fight from the beginning then you don't count.

All of them except for the ones that sound like...well...basically your version of our redneck accents, as I can't stand accents that make people sound like ignorant idiotic oafs.

Thats why I hate your accents!! maybe we can be friends?

I know this is tad off subjecty but if you want a good book about the normans and there impact on world culture espcially on what they where like when they invaded England then try The Normans by Trevor Rowley
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Normans-Revealing-History-Paperback/dp/0752428810/sr=1-39/qid=1172009847/ref=sr_1_39/203-6700036-0947913?ie=UTF8&s=books

Modern day references welcomed.

And I think the whole Nazi party plans of genocide and planned (or succesful - to a point) invasions of said countries had something to do with that whole war thing.

One other thing - Britain won WWII single handed - America, don't even start. If your not in the fight from the beginning then you don't count.

Single handed my ass. Go back and study history October3. Britain most assuredly did not win the war singlehandedly. There was no way in hell Britain could have won that war singlehandedly. The Soviet Union could have won te war singlehandedly but they had the population to do it.

As to not being in the war from the start, go back and read up on Lend-lease and the other economic support we were giving the allies.

Grow up and learn history.

Dear Christ people, please don’t turn this into a WWII debate.

UK - had to fight them in two wars, then give them aid in two wars. I think they owe us now.

France - They saved us, we saved them.

Oh, one thing I'll say for Britain: It excells as detective fiction, both written and television. The sheer volume of production in that field is mind-blowing (and a lot of it is good); that's one area where France (and every other country in the world) can't hope to compete.

UK - had to fight them in two wars, then give them aid in two wars. I think they owe us now.

France - They saved us, we saved them.

If you're American or Canadian, the UK finished paying back its war debt to you a few months ago. It was in the news.

Jame or John Stuart?
John Stuart. :)

If you're American or Canadian, the UK finished paying back its war debt to you a few months ago. It was in the news.

Have the Germans finished paying off their war debts to the Allies. And does the money we demanded after WW1 still count after WW2. It was seveal billion pounds, thats in the trillions these days.

La France.

Been to both.
London was nicer. All the signs in Paris are in French and only French.
Also, people in London pick up after their dogs.

I like Britain better because I can speak the language. If I knew French I would like France just as equal.

Been to both.
London was nicer. All the signs in Paris are in French and only French.
Also, people in London pick up after their dogs.

Added bold to the importent bit, I found the same was true when I went to Paris myself, dog s**t everywhere. Paris was a big disapointment for me, though when I visted the town my home town is twinned with in the east of France I was much more impressed.

I would vote the UK, though I am biased :D

The food I had in France was good, about the same quality I found back in the UK. The only food area they fall down in is fried food, English/Scottish breakfast is a good way to start the weekend and noone beats Glasgow at deepfried anything (except maybe turkey, crazy american deepsouth;) ).

Have the Germans finished paying off their war debts to the Allies. And does the money we demanded after WW1 still count after WW2. It was seveal billion pounds, thats in the trillions these days.

Nope, the Great depression caused most countries to default on their debts and so they were quitely forgotten about. Screwed over the UK a lot as it had borrowed money from the US and then lent it out to other countries (don't know why but it was stupid to do so).

UK - had to fight them in two wars, then give them aid in two wars. I think they owe us now.
You didn't have to fight us in two wars, you chose to, and the second was particularly moronic.

"No really, look, the world, we're a proper state with an army and things! Look!"
"Sorry, we're a bit busy with Napoleon to care right now... come back in 110 years, when we really start being interested"

As far as aid goes in the first world war - oh yeah, thanks for arriving extremely late and then using our kit and that of the French. Cheers. Really helped. A lot.

The second world war - cheers for the Lend-Lease, not only did you get all of our gold, we've only just paid you cheeky bastards back. On the other hand - you also only did any proper fighting in the Western Front in 1944-45. Yes, you were in Tunisia for a week and you helped in Crete and Italy, which didn't really make the blindest bit of difference. Mussolini's "government" was in a shitty state since the start of '42. It would have fallen in May '45 regardless of whether we fought them 43-45 anyway.


And we're helping you in Iraq and Afghanistan in your War on Islam, too.
France - They saved us, we saved them.
*coughs*

It wasn't just you yanks who saved the French in the second world war. We did to, you know...

And as to the Great War - the French had to equip, train and protect your guys when you finally turned up, pretty much right up until the end.

I chose France out of spite from losing the tri-nations final to England. WAIT FOR THE WORLD CUP BITCHES! WE WILL LOSE TO SOMEONE COMPLETELY DIFFERENT!!

I've never been to either, they both look like lovely places that I would like to visit someday though.

in spite of a warbling twat, I pick Britian.

...noone beats Glasgow at deepfried anything
Damn straight.

First off, the Swedish numpty that called Wales inconsequential and keeps having a go at the UK is a muptard of the highest order. Sweden is one of the most pointless and insignificent countries in the world, it truly is.

I seriously regret Britain and the US saving Europe from the Nazi's, we should have left well alone and let them get on with it.

France better than the UK? Ha ha. They're better at waving white flags, but nothing else.

The UK, there's dog poop all over paris and it smells like someone peed in a month old garbage can

First off, the Swedish numpty that called Wales inconsequential and keeps having a go at the UK is a muptard of the highest order. Sweden is one of the most pointless and insignificent countries in the world, it truly is.

Well, that may or may not be true about Sweden, but they still make Wales look inconsequential.

First off, the Swedish numpty that called Wales inconsequential and keeps having a go at the UK is a muptard of the highest order. Sweden is one of the most pointless and insignificent countries in the world, it truly is.


Have you been to Sweden? I have. It's a lovely place, with very nice people.


I seriously regret Britain and the US saving Europe from the Nazi's, we should have left well alone and let them get on with it.

France better than the UK? Ha ha. They're better at waving white flags, but nothing else.

Uhuh. Why don't you go and get yourself an education? Oh, right. Because that would mean you'd have to think, and we wouldn't want to subject you to the pain of opening up that narrow, simplistic, ignorant mind of yours, now would we...?

Have you been to Sweden? I have. It's a lovely place, with very nice people.



Uhuh. Why don't you go and get yourself an education? Oh, right. Because that would mean you'd have to think, and we wouldn't want to subject you to the pain of opening up that narrow, simplistic, ignorant mind of yours, now would we...?

The problem is though...I think he's right...I cant actually think of a war...except the 100 years war and 1066 (which was actually the Normans) that the French has won...

It reminds me of when i went on a French exchange, i remember asking my exchanges father, who was a tank driver, if it was regulation to have a white flag on board.

They managed to find it funny though. Shame.