Submitted by latifah on 26 September, 2008 - 23:40 #61
I love Britain, its not perfect but better than anywhere else I can think of.
Things I like about Britain
Politeness (of the people)
Kindness (of the people)
Generosity (of the people)
Genuine freedom of speech
NHS
Moderate Politics (lots of immigrants, few nationalist extremists.)
Soccer
London
Dads Army repeats
C4 on demand
South-West Coast
Winning the Second World War (national pride in)
Not so good things about Britain
Drunks
(Some) rude youths
David Miliband
London Underground
Daily (hate) Mail
Some unfortunate history
After spending my summer in Pakistan...I LOVE Britain.
Obviously its only in comparison to Pakistan. I'm looking to spend some time travelling next year..maybe then I'll be in a better position to compare Britain with other countries.
However, at the moment Britain is my home. Britian is where I feel safe. Britain is fair and where I have no fear of being screwed over.
Submitted by Ya'qub on 27 September, 2008 - 19:18 #63
Having been in Islamistan for almost two weeks, I feel I am now informed enough to say a few things about my feelings towards Britain:
Things I miss about Britain (in order of importance):
Oyster cards
Cleanliness
Lack of power-cuts
Large variety of food from all over the world
My friends
My family
Luxeries
Being able to speak English
Things I don't miss:
Red tape
Health and Safety
Alcohol
Large price of food from all over the world
People posing with their cars/clothes/possesions
The mosques
Chavs, Garys, Sarahs, Cobbler Jobblers etc.
Distractions (aka 'Luxeries')
p.s. I do love my family, even if I don't miss them much. That probably would have been higher in the list if I wasn't able to speak to them or email them.
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Don't just do something! Stand there.
Submitted by Cantara on 4 October, 2008 - 19:59 #64
Lol
I cant exactly say that i dont like Britain because i was born here and raised up
Submitted by Sumaiya on 4 October, 2008 - 20:19 #65
latifah wrote:
I love Britain, its not perfect but better than anywhere else I can think of.
Things I like about Britain
Politeness (of the people)
Kindness (of the people)
Generosity (of the people)
Genuine freedom of speech
NHS
Moderate Politics (lots of immigrants, few nationalist extremists.)
Soccer
London
Dads Army repeats
C4 on demand
South-West Coast
Winning the Second World War (national pride in)
do you think that english people are kind and polite?
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Behold...Me!
Submitted by Seraphim on 4 October, 2008 - 22:22 #66
Sumaiya wrote:
do you think that english people are kind and polite?
Alot of them are.
But like all communities, you get your rotten apples.
Your talking about the Kumars at Number 42 which was pants.
Goodness Gracious Me was the sketch show by the same people, and it was half an hour of television wonderfulness.
oh yeah so it was. No Kumars at 42 was brill. But goodness gracious me was that the one with Sanjeev Bhaskar and that dude from bend it like beckham (the gay one)?
The BBC comedy program "Goodness Gracious Me" was a hit in Britain.
It was produced by Jon Plowman, and aired from 1998 to 2000.
It had four British actors: Meera Syal, Nina Wadia, Sanjeev Bhaskar, and Kulvinder Ghir.
The progam was really funny.
But the program was also racist.
Indians and Pakis were mocked.
Anyone who watched the series could see that they were taking the piss:
The Paki "Check Please" guys who insults his girlfriends.
The "Sindi Dolls" - Paki snobish girls who assult sales assistants in shops.
Indian film star "Chunky Lafanga" trying to get into Hollywood.
The India "Coopers" who claim to be white.
The Paki "Minx Twins" girls Meena and Beena who are actually desperate for boys but pretend they have had plenty.
The Paki wannabe rappers "Bhangra Muffins" who dont know first thing about getting a date with a girl.
The Paki "Uncle Fixer" who claims he can do anything and everything.
There were others racist parts that tried insulting blacks.
These were too rude. I wont mention them here out of respect for my sisters.
Omrow
Submitted by Courage on 8 October, 2008 - 13:45 #77
You remind me of a clerk that my law teacher knew. He would NEVER say even a half-swear word if there was a woman in the room, even if she swore all the time. He would feel embarassed about giving female barristers rape or sexual assault cases.
I honour women. That is what God's Prophet taught me.
Omrow
Submitted by Courage on 8 October, 2008 - 14:19 #79
I'm not saying that there's anything wrong with that, I'm just analysing.
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Chin up, mate! Life's too short.
Submitted by Ya'qub on 8 October, 2008 - 17:27 #80
Courage wrote:
I'm just analysing.
No need to swear, Courage.
—
Don't just do something! Stand there.
Submitted by Dr Who on 8 October, 2008 - 17:33 #81
Things I love about this little island I call home (in no particular order):
1. A diverse society that is generally tolerant towards people of different ethnicities
2. The opportunity to gain a good education and make something of life
3. The National Health Service (Which I hope to improve one day, Inshallah!)
4. The beautiful countryside
5. Great sport, especially football
6. The literature, both classic and contemporary
7. The Royal Family
8. People who care about the welfare of their country
9. Friendly neighbours (mine are anyway), who are not nosy
10. Clean drinking water
11. Good food
12. Technology
Things that I don’t like so much…
1. The weather
2. Foreign policy
3. Drunk students
4. A fast track lifestyle
5. A materialistic approach to life
thats all i could think of for now.
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'To cure sometimes, to relieve often, to comfort always'
Alexis Carrel (French Surgeon)
Submitted by Ya'qub on 8 October, 2008 - 17:36 #82
Dr Who wrote:
7. The Royal Family
?!?!
The television program?
What is their to like about the actual Royal Family? (I don't hate them or anything, I just feel very 'meh' towards them.
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Don't just do something! Stand there.
Submitted by Sumaiya on 8 October, 2008 - 17:46 #83
Omrow wrote:
Salam
I honour women. That is what God's Prophet taught me.
Omrow
did God's Prophet say to honour men?
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Behold...Me!
Submitted by Courage on 9 October, 2008 - 09:57 #84
What is their to like about the actual Royal Family?
Princess Diana. She was dating a muslim
Her Majesty. She has been linked to the Quraish tribe.
Prince Charles. He loves Islam.
Prince William. He picked the right girl Kate Middleton.
Prince Harry. Forced himself to "drag my sorry arse through Sandhurst".
Omrow
Submitted by Courage on 9 October, 2008 - 15:26 #87
I love Britain, its not perfect but better than anywhere else I can think of.
Things I like about Britain
Politeness (of the people)
Kindness (of the people)
Generosity (of the people)
Genuine freedom of speech
NHS
Moderate Politics (lots of immigrants, few nationalist extremists.)
Soccer
London
Dads Army repeats
C4 on demand
South-West Coast
Winning the Second World War (national pride in)
Not so good things about Britain
Drunks
(Some) rude youths
David Miliband
London Underground
Daily (hate) Mail
Some unfortunate history
After spending my summer in Pakistan...I LOVE Britain.
Obviously its only in comparison to Pakistan. I'm looking to spend some time travelling next year..maybe then I'll be in a better position to compare Britain with other countries.
However, at the moment Britain is my home. Britian is where I feel safe. Britain is fair and where I have no fear of being screwed over.
Having been in Islamistan for almost two weeks, I feel I am now informed enough to say a few things about my feelings towards Britain:
Things I miss about Britain (in order of importance):
Oyster cards
Cleanliness
Lack of power-cuts
Large variety of food from all over the world
My friends
My family
Luxeries
Being able to speak English
Things I don't miss:
Red tape
Health and Safety
Alcohol
Large price of food from all over the world
People posing with their cars/clothes/possesions
The mosques
Chavs, Garys, Sarahs, Cobbler Jobblers etc.
Distractions (aka 'Luxeries')
p.s. I do love my family, even if I don't miss them much. That probably would have been higher in the list if I wasn't able to speak to them or email them.
Don't just do something! Stand there.
Lol
I cant exactly say that i dont like Britain because i was born here and raised up
do you think that english people are kind and polite?
Behold...Me!
Alot of them are.
But like all communities, you get your rotten apples.
Back in BLACK
You know how you associate certain food with certain countries well do fish and chips originate from Britain or from China?
I always thought they were a British thing but now im not soo sure coz most the chippies are owed by Chinese ppl :doubt:
No not the gum drop buttons! – Gingy
Salam
Fish and chips came from Bangladesh.
When Britain was ruling over the entire Indian subcontinent,
a lot things and ideas were exported from the muslims and taken to Victorian Britain.
Thanks to the Bangali women, today everyone in our country loves fish and chips.
Omrow
Is it me, or has anyone ever noticed that Asian people seem to have no end to making claims of ownership of anything and everything?
May Allah shine sweet faith upon you this day and times beyond. May your heart be enriched with peace, and may your home be blessed always. Ameen.
Everything is INDIAN !!
So you used to watch Goodness Gracious Me?
Chin up, mate! Life's too short.
is that the one with sanjeev bhaskar in it?
'Allah gives and forgives
Man gets and forgets' Baba Ali
http://halfDate.com
Yep
The granny in it was soooo funny
No not the gum drop buttons! – Gingy
Your talking about the Kumars at Number 42 which was pants.
Goodness Gracious Me was the sketch show by the same people, and it was half an hour of television wonderfulness.
Don't just do something! Stand there.
oh yeah so it was. No Kumars at 42 was brill. But goodness gracious me was that the one with Sanjeev Bhaskar and that dude from bend it like beckham (the gay one)?
No not the gum drop buttons! – Gingy
Salam
The BBC comedy program "Goodness Gracious Me" was a hit in Britain.
It was produced by Jon Plowman, and aired from 1998 to 2000.
It had four British actors: Meera Syal, Nina Wadia, Sanjeev Bhaskar, and Kulvinder Ghir.
The progam was really funny.
But the program was also racist.
Indians and Pakis were mocked.
Anyone who watched the series could see that they were taking the piss:
The Paki "Check Please" guys who insults his girlfriends.
The "Sindi Dolls" - Paki snobish girls who assult sales assistants in shops.
Indian film star "Chunky Lafanga" trying to get into Hollywood.
The India "Coopers" who claim to be white.
The Paki "Minx Twins" girls Meena and Beena who are actually desperate for boys but pretend they have had plenty.
The Paki wannabe rappers "Bhangra Muffins" who dont know first thing about getting a date with a girl.
The Paki "Uncle Fixer" who claims he can do anything and everything.
There were others racist parts that tried insulting blacks.
These were too rude. I wont mention them here out of respect for my sisters.
Omrow
You remind me of a clerk that my law teacher knew. He would NEVER say even a half-swear word if there was a woman in the room, even if she swore all the time. He would feel embarassed about giving female barristers rape or sexual assault cases.
Chin up, mate! Life's too short.
Salam
I honour women. That is what God's Prophet taught me.
Omrow
I'm not saying that there's anything wrong with that, I'm just analysing.
Chin up, mate! Life's too short.
No need to swear, Courage.
Don't just do something! Stand there.
Things I love about this little island I call home (in no particular order):
1. A diverse society that is generally tolerant towards people of different ethnicities
2. The opportunity to gain a good education and make something of life
3. The National Health Service (Which I hope to improve one day, Inshallah!)
4. The beautiful countryside
5. Great sport, especially football
6. The literature, both classic and contemporary
7. The Royal Family
8. People who care about the welfare of their country
9. Friendly neighbours (mine are anyway), who are not nosy
10. Clean drinking water
11. Good food
12. Technology
Things that I don’t like so much…
1. The weather
2. Foreign policy
3. Drunk students
4. A fast track lifestyle
5. A materialistic approach to life
thats all i could think of for now.
'To cure sometimes, to relieve often, to comfort always'
Alexis Carrel (French Surgeon)
?!?!
The television program?
What is their to like about the actual Royal Family? (I don't hate them or anything, I just feel very 'meh' towards them.
Don't just do something! Stand there.
did God's Prophet say to honour men?
Behold...Me!
I'm sorry yaqub, didn' mean to offend you.
Chin up, mate! Life's too short.
Salam
No.
Honour only women. They are special. Men are not special.
But married women who are in true love with their husbands were
asked to respect and honour their husbands.
Omrow
Salam
Princess Diana. She was dating a muslim
Her Majesty. She has been linked to the Quraish tribe.
Prince Charles. He loves Islam.
Prince William. He picked the right girl Kate Middleton.
Prince Harry. Forced himself to "drag my sorry arse through Sandhurst".
Omrow
You love your gossip don't you?
Chin up, mate! Life's too short.
Salam
British society is a nation that thrives on gossip.
Dont you know that gossip makes Britain strong.
Great British gossip is what makes us great.
Omrow
well if they dont act the way they do then ppl wouldnt mock them. We only have ourselves to blame.
No not the gum drop buttons! – Gingy
Thats some messed up racist shit right there.
Thats like saying, its the black mans fault he's black... he can only blame himself.
Back in BLACK
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