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How do I avoid looking and acting American while traveling in Europe?
On Sun, 06 Jun 2004 11:49:59 +0200, Magda
wrote: On Sun, 06 Jun 2004 09:01:36 GMT, in rec.travel.europe, (Maria) arranged some electrons, so they looked like this : ... On Sun, 6 Jun 2004 10:48:49 +0200, "tim" ... wrote: ... ... ... ... (You know the joke about how to silence an Italian?) ... ... ... Tie his hands behind his back? Does it silence Prince Charles ? I was watching him on telly at the D-Day remembrance yesterday. He looked like a grinning loon! |
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How do I avoid looking and acting American while traveling in Europe?
"pencil" wrote:
"Mean Mr Mustard" wrote in message om... Any other suggestions? Lose about 25 stones. That doesn't mean "get your rocks off". Brits have quaint systems of weights and measures. -- PB The return address has been MUNGED |
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How do I avoid looking and acting American while traveling inEurope?
Mean Mr Mustard wrote:
Unfortunately, I drew the short straw and will be heading to Europe on a business trip this summer. Now my primary concern is just making sure I get through this trip and back to the US safely in one piece. I figure this will be a challenging task with all the reports of anti-American protests and assaults on American tourists. Any other suggestions? Wear a ManU t-shirt, and a pair of sandals *with* your socks on. That's all you need. There's plenty of fat, loud talking, rude Europeans about. Oh, and put the t-shirt and sandals on at the airport. There's no sense in grossing out your neighbors and the rest of us, beforehand... Turlough |
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How do I avoid looking and acting American while traveling inEurope?
pencil wrote:
Lose about 25 stones. If the average Yank lost 25 stone, he'd fall through his arsehole and hang himself. 20 years ago or so, I spotted a McDonalds in Dublin. I recall saying to my wife, "Give them a generation or two, and the Europeans will be sporting the huge arses they accuse us of." I should have taken up fortune telling... Turlough |
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How do I avoid looking and acting American while traveling in Europe?
"JohnT" wrote 15. Order beer in McDonalds, NOT coffee. Wrong way round. UK McD's don't serve beer. Mind you, they barely serve edible food either - or is that McD's in general? |
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How do I avoid looking and acting American while traveling inEurope?
Maria wrote:
Unless he's going to be visiting a car boot. I've never seen so much lipid tissue wobbling about in my life. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/3300011.stm "The number of children with weight problems has doubled in the last two decades, with nearly one in five 15-year-olds now classed as obese." Turlough |
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