Americans + British= Brothers and Sisters??

Question

what do you think? if we are then we better behave because we don't treat each other like one..

yes
no
maybe so??? tell me

well, I'm not British.. hehe

Answer 1

hmm...hmm..."clears throat"..
thanks for leaving the Aussies out of the picture

its really painful...I'm hurting

I toughed we are all brothers & sisters

Answer 2

no.

I. Language

A. There are no such words as "brother" or "sister" of The Algonquin (the language of Indiginous America).

B. The history of the Nations of America is not unknown in oral to aural.

C. I's contend the current state of English in three tense, Dutch/Swedish/French/ West German "British". (The Red race is inclined toward four and five tense language with original grammar and etymology.)

D. The British do not want to learn how to speak English.


II. No common ground

A. The only items the English that visit the U.S.A. show themselves in which to be interested are television and Injun's hair and hand made clothes, etc.. (who's who inside anywhere that has six walls.)

B. The British have not a memory of that they lost the Revolutionary War, and keep trying to get back at Native Americans.

C. The British have an anarchic apathy that is anti-economic.


III. Music

A. My Uriah Heep album is missing, and I know English prowlers stole it.

B. My Humble Pie album is missing, and I know British trianed American penitentiary feminese/crinimalese are hanging around with cameras and videos and claiming a right to use visual record anywhere, regardless of straight statement, "no camera of any type allowed here." And they snuck in my house with all of the Jews and Christians from Europe and ripped off the album and gave me amnesia so I can't remember the late vocalist's name.

C. I know the British started the video surveilance racket to invade privacy and attempt to harass Injuns into having removed the right to work at instruments during down time and to keep each his own right to personal property.

D. Tony Iomi should not have had to lose his drummer, Cozy Powell, and the British don't care.

E. My first print, © 1995 Down analogue Maxell-
Cr II-quality cassette is missing, and I know the British told the architecture amd blueprint thieves to lift the album, while the socialist sneaks were trespassing, anyway.

Answer 3

I am a proud Americn but I love all things British..the Beatles, Carnaby Street, Tony Blair, Simon Cowell, the accent, and myriad others! Ya'll are the mother country, remember? Good luck, my British sister!

Answer 4

yes of course we are, i am English and i feel that i have more in common with Americans, Canadians, Australians and New zealanders than our European neighbours. Its just the actions of each others politicians that drive us apart. i also like Brazilians of course lol

Answer 5

Gosto também de Pink Floyd, Guns in Roses,...Nirvana, Metállica..rock´in roll...valeu!!!

Answer 6

Of course we are, after all a lot of our ancestors moved from England to America when America was first discovered.

Answer 7

If we don't act properly with one another it's because we are divided by a common language.

Answer 8

More like distant cousins we never see, don't really know but respect because there is that blood connection.

Answer 9

Brothers and sisters fight all the time so it's possible.

Answer 10

hmmm.. i think so. i think the strongest alliance in the world is canada, america and britain. so i think all 3 of us are family