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Postby Srijita » Wed May 27, '09, 8:10 pm

I'm fascinated to hear that Americans watch and enjoy British shows.
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Postby Wolf Bird » Wed May 27, '09, 8:13 pm

@Srijita: Some British shows are awesome. I've always loved Monty Python and my two favorite news sources are BBC and The Guardian. I even have a widget on my dashboard that streams BBC World News.
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Postby Rune_Walsh » Wed May 27, '09, 9:56 pm

I definitely agree with CW. British shows rule.
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Postby luke » Wed May 27, '09, 11:39 pm

most things british are great. really wish i had some tizer right now.
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Postby Srijita » Wed May 27, '09, 11:58 pm

Funnily enough, I've never tasted Tizer :)
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Postby luke » Thu May 28, '09, 1:18 am

tizer is so great. lucozade marks a close second on carbonated british drinks.
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Postby Rune_Walsh » Thu May 28, '09, 8:43 am

Speaking of great British things, mmmmm - fish 'n chips!
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