Since It Is St George's Day ...

[sunny-dave]

... "How English Are You?"

http://www.buzzfeed.com/robinedds/how-stereotypically-english-are-you

I got 47 - which probably means I am actually The Queen ... or Winston Churchill

english dave

[retrocop]

I'll drink to that emmie especially today.I have met both and spoken to them in the course of my duties as well.

[mccfluff]

17 - im a colonial

[emmie]

he does say stuff out of turn, but on reading a number of works on his life, he comes across as quite a nice man. Must have been hard giving up a full time career in the Navy to traipse around after the Queen, to be thought of as second to her,

[retrocop]

He is typical old school R.N. emmie.He tells people how it really is NOT what he thinks they might like to hear.

[Brenden]

I am very chuffing English - yes I am.

[Ken4155]

When i was in the army, an officer asked me how the cricket was going. My reply was that as i didn't follow cricket, in fact found it boring, i did not know.He concluded that i was the most un-English Englishman he had ever come across. He was right; just scored a 10 with the disdainful comment that i would be better off in the colonies:-)

[Robinia]

20 - I'll start packing...

[Mags22]

I got 15, but then I'm a Scot!

[Wharton]

An honest score of 12 but I want to claim 9 instead.

A - I was obliged to attend a Save The Children function and was introduced to the patron, Princess Anne (a nice big lassie, by the way).

B - A girl I knew married an Englishman and they moved to Hong Kong in the early 90s. I was invited over and one of the 'delights' was that he had bought me a ticket for the Sixes Cricket Matches. Oh Joy!!!

C - The Glasgow Warriors Rugby Club moved into Firhill Stadium (Partick Thistle FC's ground) a few years ago. Thistle are my local team and so out of curiosity I went along to see a rugby match. Curiosity killed more than the cat!! Thankfully they've moved to the west end of the city to be amongst their own (chancers).

[HansUrbancka]

It might be a comfort to all who failed the test to know that Saint George was
Not an Englishman. :-

http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/christianity/saints/george_1.shtml

Hans.

[stewey]

I tallied up a score of jolly old eight, and had this written on my report card: "Blimey, that’s disappointing! You’re not very English at all — in fact, you’d probably feel more at home in the Colonies. No scones for you, I’m afraid."

[Tilly2]

That's what mine said, stewey. Perhaps Stoke is not in England.

[lady-janine]

48 - how jolly spiffing.

[Cloverjo]

26, so not very English.

[2sp_]

I got 11. Which you could argue is 11 too many for a Scot.