I’m having a tea with my sandwich

@JustNik my tea cup is a wee bit smaller

@Ghostinthemachine extra fancy! 😌

@JustNik pairs well with my mini cucumber sandwiches whilst having afternoon tea

@Ghostinthemachine Weird.

@ninalanyon you should try it…the texture is even weirder

@Ghostinthemachine Try it? I must have eaten hundred of crumpets. They are pleasant enough, but not my favourite food.
What I meant by weird is the US calling things 'English something' where the 'something' is not the name that the English use and also seems to be a misuse of the word in a US context.

@Matt85 I doff my cap to you, young lad

@Ghostinthemachine fanks bruv'

@Matt85 yer a fine bloke

@ninalanyon is that Albert Hall?

@Ghostinthemachine Yes. Fibreglass resonators to improve the acoustics. See
There are only 85 now, they did a new analysis of the acoustics.

@ninalanyon that’s so cool, quite brilliant and smashing!

@EarthlingWise I have sugar in my tea but not in my coffee, how British!

@Mooed78 I’m so knackered Ive driven the lorry on the left side of the road and took the lift instead of the steps

@bijouxbroussard Mr Bean is an icon where I live, our 45th Prime Minister and biggest box office draw

@Ghostinthemachine I just LOVE Mr bean

@Jenny1234 He’s not allowed to marry foreigners in order to keep the Royal bloodlines in tact

@smiler2012 down by the Abbey, near Shropshire

@SW-User Perhaps my Olde English sounds different to you as it’s been passed down and spoken by my family since they first emerged from the Cavern in Liverpool

@BritishFailedAesthetic it was how I was taught to sip tea while watching the ships go by on the River Thames

@Ghostinthemachine that's quite a big sandwich 😳

@Ghostinthemachine Pardon me sire, but you seem to have gone absolutely bonkers

@Matt85 @Jexie it cost me quite a bit of quid, and you shouldn’t be chuffed about me being a little daft