It's a point of view - the quotation marks are mine - now I'll just make way for a few indignant Brits

Nice work UK Although missing out 22 was plain lazy. It was survival of the fittest in the big bad world. Brits just copied what others had done before. It would be pointless to look at it through today's values. I bet we were even homophobic , sexist, and used derogatory terms while slaughtering village elders!

UKJ wrote:Nice work UK Although missing out 22 was plain lazy. It was survival of the fittest in the big bad world. Brits just copied what others had done before. It would be pointless to look at it through today's values. I bet we were even homophobic , sexist, and used derogatory terms while slaughtering village elders!

ENGLAND SHOULD BE PAYING ALL THOSE COUNTRIES BACK FOR ITS EEEEEEEEVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVIIIIIIIIIILLLLLLLLLLLLL IMPERIALISTIC WAYS!

The Add Jay wrote:

UKJ wrote:Nice work UK Although missing out 22 was plain lazy. It was survival of the fittest in the big bad world. Brits just copied what others had done before. It would be pointless to look at it through today's values. I bet we were even homophobic , sexist, and used derogatory terms while slaughtering village elders!

ENGLAND SHOULD BE PAYING ALL THOSE COUNTRIES BACK FOR ITS EEEEEEEEVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVIIIIIIIIIILLLLLLLLLLLLL IMPERIALISTIC WAYS!

I'm not English, but as far as Brits go, they could seek restitution from many countries.

Enemies at the gates: the 73 'invasions' of Britain since 1066
Britons have long considered their fortress island secure and their coast inviolate, at least since the Norman Conquest. However, according to author Ian Hernon, there have been dozens more invasions than previously realised. Here are 73 invasions since 1066.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldne ... -1066.html

Last time I visited I was pretty sure that the Pakistanis and Indians had invaded.