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So did the other one, I suspect. Three women, three bags!

I feel all Sherlock now.

I heard that last line in his voice, even.

Not funny but, awww.

Nutso wrote:Not funny but, awww.

Okay, that's actually pretty damned deep. I wish more people thought this way.

That's actually a cool message, so good for him!

I especially like the Austrian one. Many years ago, while at the Broadway revival of "Chicago" (I think... it might have been "Fosse" or "Young Frankenstein,") a vendor in the lobby near the bar attempted to sell my ex-wife a lipstick case decorated with "real Swartovski (sic) Australian crystal."

This is more how the English see anyone wearing the English flag (aka the St Georges Cross):

It is true that, in the U.S., at least, the vast majority of folks consider the Union Jack to be the flag of England... probably because a large number of my compatriots don't realize or consider the difference between England and the UKoGBaNI.

I can see that. But, the point I was making is that if an English person seems someone draped in an England flag they will likely be of the opinion that that person is a racist or thug. Typically because of associations with the "English Defence League" and "England football fans" who, a minority of which, used to cause running riots at international football matches. In other words I was questioning the left hand picture, of a "jolly chap with a cup of tea", rather than the right hand picture.