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Libertine Seguros said:Since we're being in the comedic spirit, I give you the over-the-top internet damsel-in-distress feather-spitting:
Is it true that the Americans gave the UK its liberty? I was under the impression that the Battle of Britain was won in 1940, before America even showed up. Thanks for taking the credit, though - since Americans, and not Poles and Britons working together, cracked the enigma code, and since Montgomery never killed fricking Ernst Rommel. Yup, if it weren't for America, the whole of Europe would have folded like a deck of cards, and Russia had nothing whatsoever to do with it. The French Resistance never happened, and the whole of Britain spent six years running around in circles going 'help us, help us, oh god help us' rather than, you know, shooting down German fighters and defending their tiny island to the hilt for two whole years before America even entered the war, after Germany was already marching on Russia after giving up on Britain.
Thank you, America! You saved the whole world! Well done! Would you like a cookie?
Yes, thank you Team America! F**k Yeah! I'm sure many Americans think Churchill: The Hollywood Years is a documentary.
As for a cookie, I think the high interest loan they provided, and that we only paid off a few years ago, was sufficient recompense for giving us our liberty.
Edit: p.s. I actually saw the Four Candles sketch played out for real in Tesco's at the weekend. I couldn't believe my ears.
"Wife: Can you get four candles please?
Husband: I don't think they sell fork handles in Tesco's"
I assumed they were having a joke, but both looked as miserable as sin so I think they were serious.