I wouldn't boast about Boris JohnsonOriginally Posted by Skandair
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Thread: Americans vs Britons
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03-01-2014, 06:41 PM #11
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He's interesting Originally Posted by Shar
i used to put the names of my favourite singers here... then i realised nobody cared
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03-01-2014, 07:22 PM #13
ADELE YES Originally Posted by Skandair
queen of the british music scene and can easily sell more than most american artists
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Originally Posted by Shar
TAKE THAT BACK!
that man is amazing
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03-01-2014, 07:48 PM #15
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03-01-2014, 08:05 PM #16
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03-01-2014, 08:24 PM #17
Lmao this Originally Posted by IceNineKills
Great British inventions
- Reflecting telescope: Isaac Newton, 1668
- Seed drill: Jethro Tull, 1701
- Marine chronometer: John Harrison, 1761
- Spinning frame: Richard Arkwright, 1768
- Toothbrush: William Addis, c. 1770
- Soda water: Joseph Priestley, 1772
- Hydraulic press: Joseph Bramah, 1795
- Steam engine: Richard Trevithick, 1801
- Glider: George Cayley, 1804
- Tension-spoked wheel: George Cayley, 1808
- Tin can: Peter Durand, 1810
- Modern fire extinguisher: George William Manby, 1818
- Electric motor: Michael Faraday, 1821
- Waterproof material: Charles Macintosh, 1823
- Cement: Joseph Aspdin, 1824
- Passenger railway: George Stephenson, 1825
- Lawnmower: Edwin Beard Budding, 1827
- Photography: William Henry Fox Talbot, 1835
- Electric telegraph: Charles Wheatstone & William Cooke, 1837
- Chocolate bar: JS Fry & Sons, 1847
- Hypodermic syringe: Alexander Wood, 1853
- Synthetic dye: William Perkin, 1856
- Bessemer process: Henry Bessemer, 1856
- Linoleum: Frederick Walton, 1860
- Sewage system: Joseph Bazalgette, 1865
- Modern Torpedo: Robert Whitehead, 1866
- Telephone: Alexander Graham Bell, 1876
- Light Bulb: Joseph Swan, 1880
- Steam turbine: Charles Parsons, 1884
- Safety bicycle: John Kemp Stanley, 1885
- Pneumatic tyre: John Boyd Dunlop, 1887
- Thermos flask: Sir James Dewar, 1892
- Electric vacuum cleaner: Hubert Cecil Booth, 1901
- Disc Brakes: Frederick William Lanchester, 1902
- Stainless Steel: Harry Brearley, 1913
- Military tank: Ernest Swinton, 1914
- Television: John Logie Baird, 1925
- Catseye: Percy Shaw, 1933
- Jet Engine: Frank Whittle, 1937
- Electronic programmable computer: Tommy Flowers, 1943
- Hovercraft: Christopher Cockerell, 1953
- Automatic kettle: Peter Hobbs, 1955
- Float Glass: Alastair Pilkington, 1959
- Hip Replacement: John Charnley, 1962
- Carbon fibre: Royal Aircraft Establishment engineers, 1963
- Collapsible baby buggy: Owen Maclaren, 1965
- ATM: John Shepherd-Barron, 1967
- World Wide Web: Tim Berners-Lee, 1989
- Wind-up radio: Trevor Baylis, 1991
- Steri-spray: Ian Helmore, c. 2008
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03-01-2014, 08:29 PM #18
Texas is the best
Last edited by sexpot; 03-01-2014 at 08:31 PM.
We part, only to meet again. 12/11/04
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03-01-2014, 08:41 PM #19
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lmao yes Originally Posted by Emily
Texas is the best
i still think USA is better than the UK
but canada is on top
I will destroy IsisI got it from my daddy
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Canada is defiantly not the best. Originally Posted by !x!dude!x!2
lmao yes
i still think USA is better than the UK
but canada is on topi used to put the names of my favourite singers here... then i realised nobody cared
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