Hello there! My name's Liz and I'm new to the boards. I was surfing around and didn't notice anywhere for us Brits to chat, so I made one. :D Fellow Brits fel free to join me and discuss two of the best shows ever!

Welcome to the nancy clan! XD lol Hi im english too

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I realise this is an old thread...but what happened there! lol!

Anyway, i'd hazzard a guess and say the majority of this board is UK!

Personally i hate saying i'm british, i'm not british, i'm scottish :D

I'm English, from Birmingham in the West Midlands.

I'm a Geordie (sw) .... erm howay man?

Seriously do I ever talk like that.... anywhos.... erm yeah....

I'm British too. I live in Norwich...if anyone knows where that is lol

I know where Norwich is :) I've been there a few times.

Myself, I'm from near Gatwick Airport, but I currently live in Southampton.

I would like to be English does that count?

Queen Crabbit agrees: What does your sister do at the uni? What year is she in? I was at uni there last year but dropped out.

She's just finished her first year, she's at the solent uni - umm, her course is something like Sports Science with Watersports.

Pfft, she's not at the REAL uni :p

Southampton is a lovely city :) I bet she goes to Kaos a lot, right?

I think I've heard her mention it. I've been to visit her a couple of times, went to the city centre and the shopping centres - West Quays, is it called? Doesn't hold a candle to the Bull Ring in Brum, though :P

Mostly when we go down south it's to the Isle of Wight - love it there. Ever been? You're not really far away (although even crossing the solent by hover or fastcat is soooo expensive!).

I'm English, but only just, I live near the Welsh border

I'm British too, I'm from Bristol.

Hey.

I'm English. Originally from Manchester but now living at the coast near Lancaster.

I'm ex British, as in Irish. A Dub to be exact. I used to have a real problem when people abroad called me British or said i was from the British Isles. I was vehemently patriotic. But having travelled a fair bit and lived in the States and that now I've no problem with it. I feel more part of Scotland, Wales and England than part of the rest of Europe. With the culture, sense of humour and common language and all. Before all I could see was our differences but now I see we're all alot alike. Particularly the Irish and the Scots. That being said I'm still fierce patriotic but i like that i can travel to England without a passport.