Yea man Queensland was so disappointing I wanted to see a crocodile in ugg boots wielding a boomerang
jk
I'm not really sure what the stereotype is for NZ... maybe people think we battle Orcs and so forth with the help of our mythical allies?
That and that you guys can't pronounce fish and chips. Oh, and that you do the haka. ALL. THE. TIME. And that you all really like sheep >.>
Yea man Queensland was so disappointing I wanted to see a crocodile in ugg boots wielding a boomerang
jk
I'm not really sure what the stereotype is for NZ... maybe people think we battle Orcs and so forth with the help of our mythical allies?
That and that you guys can't pronounce fish and chips. Oh, and that you do the haka. ALL. THE. TIME. And that you all really like sheep >.>
It's you guys that can't pronounce it, got it all warped, and make funny faces
And well the Haka is pretty catchy, who wouldn't do a war dance whenever there's a showdown? Just because you guys get scared in sports matches
And well it's not us, it's the sheep, they really like us I swear
For Britain: Sipping tea, eating scones and shaking hands with the Queen.
For Wales: Mud, hills and sheep.
^ This.
Also a lot of Americans seem to think that all British people live in London, and if we don't, we live in mud huts in a swamp. There is no other civilisation outside London.
As for Dorset: we're all farmers with accents as broad as the dirt tracks we drive our tractors on, we all live in little thatched cottages and it's always raining.