✧✦Catherine✦✧them: yt shorts have brainrot on them
me: the uk government is forcing me to watch brainrot
Rabbit@whitequark This is a question you need to be able to answer for immigration purposes, I take it?
That's an asinine question
@ra6bit yes and yes
@whitequark My condolences.
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Ronflaix@a1ba @ra6bit @whitequark I feel like I'd fail my own country's culture quiz if I had to take one. 😶
@a1ba @ra6bit @whitequark addendum: it's not like I'm uncultured but I feel like my own culture of my country seems to be quite different from what one would be expected to *know* for such exams.
@Ronflaix @a1ba @whitequark That's because the point of these is not to make sure people know what would be relevant. It's more squarely simply to reduce the chances they will succeed.
eLearningTechie@ra6bit 💯
And it's why I will never apply for a Brit passport. It's all just humiliation with a disproportionately high price tag attached.
And it's why I will never apply for a Brit passport. It's all just humiliation with a disproportionately high price tag attached.
Seiðr
Neo Ehproque@a1ba @ra6bit @whitequark in good Holy Grail tradition, they alternate "When do Christians celebrate Christmas" with "which was the population of England in 1902"
Schroedingers_Cat@a1ba @ra6bit @whitequark Doh. And, despite the actions of some people, this is wrong. British values - if there is any such things, which I don't believe there are - include kindness.
For many of us, we are kind, generous, open, accepting. We are lovely people.
Led by people who make donkeys seem like a good alternative.
@SteveClough
there is a weird pattern on fedi where people who don't understand the concept of jokes or memes are also publicly christian
@ra6bit @whitequark
there is a weird pattern on fedi where people who don't understand the concept of jokes or memes are also publicly christian
@ra6bit @whitequark