Is that about the countries or the anthems, though? "God save the Queen" is a mediocre anthem. I find "Scotland the Brave" more moving and I'm not at all Scottish.
A bit of each, certainly as the voices of the crowd swell with, “AUX ARMES CITOYENS!” my eyes blur a bit, but it’s quite a bit to do with pride in the country too.
It should cover queueing and holding places, the correct order to put jam and cream on a scone (and the pronunciation) and the proper way to make a cup/mug of tea.
The whole thing should then devolve into an argument about each of those processes and you are then allocated your choice of regions to live in based upon your combination of responses, which will be incorrect regardless.
We could throw in the best way to eat a custard slice to weed out the ones who haven't done any research.
That would see me being deported, or transported to whatever colonies U.K. still has.
I’m au fait with queuing, and holding someone’s place, but jam and or cream? Gimme a break.
Just the smell of tea makes me nauseous, coffee only for me, and I remember that the custard or cream used to ooze from the sides of the custard slice, so I’d lick that rather than let it drop to the plate, but I probably haven’t had one since I was around 14 or 15.
