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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Start with one cup(pa) tea. Mix in a hearty helping of British Accents... no, it doesn't matter which, any will do. No one (except those pesky British people) will notice. Add some Stock British Phrases for seasoning, wot, wot. Throw it all in a top hat and stir with a monocle over low heat for the 1000+ years in the history of The British Empire. Turn it out carefully, give him a name like "Sir Nigel Featherstonehaugh-Smythe," and Bob's your uncle, you have yourself the Britishiest British man to ever "cheerio" his way into the media-viewing-public's home. And no one (except those pesky British people) will be any the wiser that you're mixing dialectal phrases willy-nilly or throwing British slang around like Frisbees. |
