#15 I also believe this

As an American married to a Brit, this thread is spot on!!

If you get to a roundabout at the same time, you can all go. That's why they're better than a four way intersection.

#2
Robbie Williams?!

i'm not british, but i do end up doing number 16 pretty much every time i go to the supermarket.

I'm an American who can relate to a lot of these scenarios..I have also said “thank you” after receiving a speeding ticket, and I totally relate to the supermarket issue in #16. Defifitely NOT just British problems.

Truth. This is just brilliant, loved it!

#13 whenever we visit ms. blig's ancestral home (oil city, pa) i'm always amazed at how polite the drivers are. so much so that i used to joke about 4 cars arriving at a 4-way stop intersection at the same time and starving to death.

#21 is why I still have that itch

Mmmmmarmite. One should have a strong opinion on it nonetheless.

As a very socially passive American, I have most of the non marmite related issues on this list.

These are all good things. In fact I wish far more people did the things in this post.

As an American living in the UK with a British boyfriend I can say yes, all of this is true.

I'm British and this post made me realise how many times a day I use the phrases “thank you” and “sorry” unnecessarily.

My now deceased British grandmother would get such a kick out of this.

I'm American and I'm confused.

I'm British and more than half of these are actually genuine issues that I experience

I'm American. My GF is British. She's says I'm more British than Britain because ALL OF THESE THINGS.

I'm British, and this article is fair comment.