Do alot of British people use myLot?
By Lucy Leyshon
@RaineLockheart (219)
7 responses
@robspeakman (1700)
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22 Nov 12
Evenin' fella - I am from the Peoples Republic Of Bolton in the North of England. Originally from Wigan, but I came to Bolton to educate and do other missionary work. The hardest thing has been to convince them that incest is bad and so is their football team
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@nicanorr (1789)
• Philippines
23 Nov 12
A user probably one from your place posted there are 11,000 Britons here in Mylot in answer to your query. I think you're now happy to learn this fact. I am glad with your indication that you would likewise want to talk with anybody even non-Brits, thus, would you count me as your friend?
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@Hatley (163776)
• Garden Grove, California
22 Nov 12
hi Rainelockhear welcome yes there are others from Brittian on here, Janey comes to mind and Pikefish too.He is a really nice guy and so is Janey too. There are others here too but do n ot remember all the u sername. I am a yank I guess you would
say at I am from California USA.But there are more here from Brittan than you would imagine too.I am sure you will hear from other br its here too. hope so as we are s upposed to be a really friendly site us mylotters so yo u will get some answers
from fellow Brits.Also of course you will meet people from all over t he world which uis fun too really. welcome to mylot Raine
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@RaineLockheart (219)
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22 Nov 12
Thank you :) I hope you know that this discussion wasn't meant to discriminate against anybody outside of England! I am more than happy to talk to EVERYONE! :D
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@Orson_Kart (6756)
• United Kingdom
26 Nov 12
British seems like a dirty word these days. Everyone in Scotland, Ireland, England and Wales wants to have their independence. So, there might be loads of people here who are 'British' but they might not want to own up to it. 
@Asylum (47893)
• Manchester, England
26 Nov 12
Sadly this is true, I know lots of people who are quite insistent that they are Scottish or Welsh as opposed to British. I could never really understand this because being English I am happy to be called British.
I suppose the same actually applies where we consider ourselves to be British but refuse the title European, despite the fact that we are a part of Europe.
I really like your choice of username, quite original.
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@Orson_Kart (6756)
• United Kingdom
26 Nov 12
I think that British means English to most others in the UK. Even the Union Jack does not cover all the relevant countries in the UK. No wonder the Welsh feel excluded!
I am English too, but I do wonder why "God Save the Queen" is only played as an 'English' National Anthem? 
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@Gr8bit (86)
• Alpaugh, California
28 Dec 15
@Orson_Kart apparently next year they are going to put a leek on the Union Jack or call it the Onion Jack to incorporate the leek 
@Visdude11 (211)
• Norway
22 Nov 12
There is not a lot of british people here. Mostly people from poor countries hang around here. But there is of course people that just like to write and have conversations too :)
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@Gr8bit (86)
• Alpaugh, California
28 Dec 15
I am English, no wait, I am a Geordie so not that English 
