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14 British Memes: Pretty Dank, Innit?
The United Kingdom is made of four nations situated on islands north of Europe. Those four nations, in addition to creating and/or conquering several other nations around the world, have made a great many memes. You might already know about the British passion for tea, football, royalty and sprawling overseas empire, and maybe you wish to learn more.
If you want to access the deeper level of the culture and understand what it’s really like to be British, then these memes won’t do it. But they’re a good start. Here, you’ll find 14 information about how bonafide British posters on r/britishmemes feel about topics from the much-beloved NHS to the less-beloved Boris Johnson, from the Queen to the metric system, along with some quality burns on the other big English-speaking nation across the pond.
Measuring Up
(Source: r/britishmemes)
In Britain, both the metric and the customary system are used for different things, leading to much confusion. For example, beer is drunk in customary, and temperature measured in metric. Nobody knows why.
Cookin It Up At Gregg's
(Source: r/britishmemes)
Gregg's, a 7/11-esque chain, sells a sausage roll for one quid/pound/sterling (there are several names for money in Britain) which is made of predictably sketchy meat.
Pretty Please
(Source: r/britishmemes)
For example: St. Helena, the Falklands, Gibraltar, Montserrat, British Virgin Islands….
Quality Healthcare
(Source: r/britishmemes)
The British had the good idea of providing healthcare to everybody funded by the state, and the NHS remains one of the most popular institutions in the country.
Christ Locked Down
(Source: r/britishmemes)
They broke up the Last Supper, but they didn't break up BoJo's Last Boozer (British for drinking party).
Related Memes 5 total
Queen Elizabeth on the Telephone with Boris Johnson |
Britain Bites Back |
Queen Elizabeth II |
Boris Johnson |
United Kingdom Withdrawal From the European Union / Brexit |
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