Hey I love the UK my girlfriend who is pregnant with my child is British So yeah that tell yah we love yah too :)

Jut as we are in Georgia....

Yes, Tyrone, you are so right. I'm from Texas and I don't believe that ColtM41A meant that only we are polite. I always tell people that if you are in a state that has the word y'all in it's vocabulary then you can pretty much expect good manners and friendliness. NOT saying that non-Southern states aren't friendly too.

@@coltm4a186 My parents lived in Houston for five years while my Dad worked for Petrofac out there. They just got back to the UK in 2017. They lived the American dream, nice house, swimming pool, glorious sunshine most of the time.....and some Glock's for home defense haha. Houston became a second home for me and my siblings who were stuck back in the UK. We'd fly out to Houston usually twice a year to see them and spend 2/3 weeks at a time Stateside. You are right about Texans, very polite and well mannered. Very welcoming. I'd happily pitch my tent in Texas :) My Dad has commented more than once since being back in the UK that he misses the easy going attitude and the politeness. They would have stayed if they could, but being so close to retirement it wasn't to be sadly. But their time in Texas gave us all very fond memories of the place :)

@karl pullin Not friends, family. We just have a big swimming pool between our homes. The UK family will always have a home and family here in the US. Stop by and visit us sometime.

You will always be welcome here. God bless the UK sir !

Cypher Hell, y'all are family. 240+ years ago we had a bit of a family quarrel, but we got it through it. Outside of the minor disagreements we've had in the past, yiu will always be welcomed here the US. Stop in for visit if you get the chance, we'd love to have you.

emorby09 ot similar i think the same England is the mother of the usa, so you will be brothers forever

+emorby09 Thanks for the kind words. This american thanks you.

+emorby09 Are you British/English? Do you like the USA?

of course that is bloodtie that nbody can breack it

We have similar values❤

Thank you. We feel exactly the same way. Despite the far leftist nutters trying to destroy western civilisation as we know it. Britain and America stand for freedom and justice around the world. We need to stand firmly together always

Mate, we love you Yanks, rather have one of you in a fox hole with me than any other nation.

Like wise i lived in the UK my girlfriend is British great people.

Thanks for raising a good man, and thank him for his service for me mate.

...and when we do something bad, well...we’re just thankful you’re there to help cheer us back up. We’re a young country. We love you, Britain! 🇺🇸🇬🇧

bit of a one sided thing though , arnt you sick of all the killing

Peter - Yes. Now please send Putin a message and tell him just that. I'll wait for the answer.

You're a top man Greg

Ian Robertson No.. AS an American I cannot except your thanks for it is I who am beyond grateful. On 9/11 your nation arouse in a furry over an assault upon a country not your own. While we were still in shock over our loses your armed forces were responding to a call to arms that echoed throughout NATO.. and 453 (last info I could find) paid the ultimate sacrifice for a country not their own. Thank you will NEVER be enough. Rest assured that when we honor our dead on Memorial Day I make it a point to hoist one for them.. and all who fell in defense of my country while wearing another nations uniform.

Andrew Oriez I can assure you that your feelings are reciprocated this side of the channel.Check out "American anthem at Buckingham Palace 9/11" on utube to watch the deep respect we have for you and your country

I saw it... I remember it happening at the time... and I remember a Royal Cannadian Navy frigate poised off the coast of San Diego, CA.. battle flag flying her guns over my city as our navy was sortieing. When my fellow Americans ask "what use is NATO" I point to 9/11.

@@andreworiez8920 On 9/11 it was as if we here in the UK had also been attacked. I know it was that way for me and anyone else I spoke to.I will never forget that day as it unfolded on TV. It was a hot day here in the UK, my daughter phoned to say look at the TV dad, I did and could not believe what I was seeing.I felt real anger at seeing our friend America being attacked.It brought tears to my eyes and as a retired soldier I am no softy.I am now 73 years old and visited the US when I was 22 years old. It is my intention to visit again in 2021.I would hope that you read this and let me know.All the best for the US. PS I am no blackvulcan BTW , cheers Malcolm

@@blackvulcan100 6 years after the post, and thanks to my alert settings I saw your post.....

John Ellis so do you like the USA?

jodu656481 are you british?

Indeed I am.

jodu656481 cool I’m American and I love the UK. I just got back here a week ago from the UK. My fiancé is English we have a baby girl on the way. Do you live i England if I may ask? 🇺🇸🤝🇬🇧😊

TheIceman567 yes mate I live in Cambridge. Was suppose to be coming to the states early next year for a wedding but my wife is pregnant with our first and due date was when we was suppose to fly. Shame as I’m dying to visit the states

jodu656481 well congrats my daughter is due around early May I plan on being back by then.

What part of East Anglia because I'm from there to.

Sudbury.

God Save Queen ! From the USA :)

The UK calls the US "Our Greatest Brother" that's so cute!

Are you British? Hey I love the UK my girlfriend who is pregnant with my child is British So yeah that tell yah we love yah too :)

wtf?

Shady - Rhubarb!

***** Hah, never gonna happen.

***** Proud with millions of Muslims who have no racial relationship, no heritage, no religious affiliation. I pray for Britain and America all the time. God save us.

With the exception of, ya know, the American Revolution....and the War of 1812...and all.....yeah.....

***** You know, you're totally right. Just little familial spats....where the family members kill each other in massive, gory, blood curdling droves. :/ Look, the US and Britain are close allies and have been for the vast majority of the duration of our relations. That said, we haven't "always been best friends." There were times, short as they were, when we were enemies. That's all I'm saying.....

We're not friends more like partners.

ALGOS The war of 1812 was the second war of independence. It's an interesting part of history because the Royal Navy impressed american merchant marines into service when they found them on the high seas (it was their right to do so to british vessels). At this time, it is quite likely that the american accent did not exist in the current form and for the most part, americans were rather.... british, for lack of a better word. The Royal Navy viewed these sailors as still basically british. America was having none of that. At the same time, the British government had a nagging feeling that it should go and collect the colonies once again. Although it began as a spat over the impressing into service of american sailors, it really was a continuation of the revolution. This was the last time the Great Britain and the US would come to blows in any major conflict. Fortuitously for Americans, every time America and Britain came to blows the British were engaged in a conflict with Napoleon/France which was their major rival. It would be like America fighting a war with China and then having to fight a smaller guerilla war against a seceding state like texas. The british were never able to give these conflicts their full attention.

ALGOS also, the revolutionary war was fought over taxation without representation. if the crown had simply allowed the colonies representation in parliament, the war could have been avoided. but from the british perspective, this would have been a huge gamble. the colonies were as populous as the entire kingdom of scotland, and to essentially have another scotland sized independence minded piece of the country at the table would have enormous national implications.

***** I am a Yank studying in the UK. I love you guys. My experiences with the Scots and the English have been so universally positive, its unreal. And I will always honour British military veterans as I would Americans. Your men and women have stood with our us to defend my liberty. God Bless the Queen and the United Kingdom.

+Redlockgames I'd be interested to know you reasons for claiming the Industrial Revolution wouldn't have happened if "American wasn't here"

And mine, in Boston, MA.. :)

They're welcomed in my home in Phoenix Arizona as well.

We love you Great Britton We're family, after all!

agree

agree

TheExsoldier1 What happens when our guys go to the UK?.... Dare i ask....

@TheExsoldier1 I was stationed in germany 85-87 and hand the pleasure of visiting London for about a week and your countrymen and women gave me a familys welcome, not without a bit of jiking at my expense, but thats how you know you're welcomed and loved. If yiu can't f*ck with family then they're not family. Come bisit us sometime. We'll keep a kettle on for some tea and a pint in waiting.

Paul Barker do you like the USA and Americans?

american sniper yeah and you’re following me you’re creepy. I’m not gay

american sniper where are you from?

american sniper meh it youtube. It’s weird you’re replying to me. Why do you care so much get?

american sniper not as gay as you since you hit me up. I’m flattered but I don’t swing that way.

yes indeed !

Templar Knight oh well..... someone was going to have a go at it eventually, might as well be the British. At least we can yell insults across the trenches and stand a chance of understanding each other.

Cmon in...your more welcome than some of the rubbish that is coming in now..

Templar Knight I don't think it'd be much of a war. We might throw a few punches at each other and then we'd all come to ours bloody senses and shake hands and have a beer or 10.

It would quickly turn into drunkfest instead of slugfest... We got a couple of good pubs here we can invade together. I'll buy the first round!

@@jppcasey That would be the 1st fight ! Everyone trying to buy the 1st round of drinks... Can you imagine how different the world and our countries would be if it was, The New world and the Old World sorting everything out over a few beers in the pub.

Check out our proud history...enough said I think..God bless the US.

We support soldiers everywhere

As a former Finnish Coastal Jaeger i thank you.

With due respect, USA service people are loved and respected no matter where they may be in the USA.

@@tomk.2601 Well that’s not strictly true. I got spit on in San Francisco when in uniform. Sometimes I’d get a nazi salute. Or I’d get someone yell at me random stuff. I’m pretty sure if these guys went to SFO instead of DFW, it would have been a different reception

Not just the South. The whole USA has much love and respect for England.

lets not forget Bostonian chap, a good amount of those who fought on the side of America, were in fact British, George Washingtons family home is here too. John Paul Jones was also born here. just a reminder its not about you fighting the Brits, most of you were Brits, it was more of a power struggle, Brit v government, so to speak.

S... it's true, you do absolutely bugger the language. However, it's a small price to pay for having bloody good mates over there, on the west side of the pond. Best regards, from an ex-military Brit. Cheers, mate !

oldfmfcorpman Love how you call us limeys ya yank lol. My the banter and brotherhood last for eternity 🇺🇸🇬🇧

@@jamess6961 We love our British cousins. Cheers from Texas. Have a very blessed Boxing Day!!

Happy new year to you👍

Are you British?

@@TheIceman567 nope I was a us marine

You’re American?

@@TheIceman567 yes and very proud of it.

well we Americans love our family I'm American and love the uk my girlfriend is British I was there for my second trip in February and going back in November. If you don't mind my asking but do you live in England?

american sniper dude for the last time I’m flattered but I’m not gay.

Are you British?