I once asked what the etiquette for rubbing one out under the table is and he never answered, the charlatan.
perpetual_stew on
For way too long I thought this said he died in Fredrikstad.
Also, nothing says British etiquette more than cutting a scone in two by elaborate rules while shit talking other countries, including their own colony.
royalfarris on
So do everyone who lives here. Hes just trying to fit in.
bvxzfdputwq on
En etikette-guru som eter banan med kniv og gaffel, vel å merke.
Umulig å ta seriøst vel?
Billy_Ektorp on
Well known British professional etiquette expert William Hanson, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Hanson_(author) released earlier this year a video to promote his new book «Just good manners», and for some reason namedropped Fredrikstad, Norway, as a place where he might not fit in:
«Can you imagine if I had been born in Australia and rocked up to teach napkin manners to a tech startup in Wagga Wagga? [eyeroll]
Or if I were Norwegian and dared discuss how to split a scone in Fredrikstad?»
Well, if I ever become Eternal Dictator of Norway, my first edict will be to make Fredrikstad and Sarpsborg massive parking lots.
Ok_Chard2094 on
“Etiquette” on that level is for people who have a hard time finding a reason to feel good about themselves, and therefore spend their time looking for someone they can look down upon for not knowing the minute details of the social code they invented.
I am pretty sure people in Fredrikstad couldn’t care less, and just go on being happy the way they always have.
Future-Atmosphere-40 on
Old Fredrikstad is the place
dannyboydunn on
To be fair, idk about Frederikstad but as soon as I’m off the plane in Oslo or Tromsø I’m always struck at the poor queuing “etiquette”.
silfart on
People of Fredrikstad have no etiquette nor manners, so I agree with him
Throwsims3 on
What an absurd comment to make. Also, how delightfully ironic to make rude comments in a purported video about “etiquette” Shouldn’t this “gentleman” know that it is quite rude to make comments on other cultures you hardly know anything about?
rhubbarbidoo on
After watching the news about his fellow country men demonstrating against inmigration in Benidorm (Spain), I can only say, thanks God I’m not British.
MariMargeretCharming on
Ænte Fresta’ du drar te for overklasse tullball.
Du drar dit for og slappe’ta og koseræ’!
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Phoenix2211 on
Bro looks like a melted wax figure of Conan O’Brien
Percolator2020 on
Etiquette in Fredrikstad, is something you rip off the energy drinks you bought in Svinesund.
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I once asked what the etiquette for rubbing one out under the table is and he never answered, the charlatan.
For way too long I thought this said he died in Fredrikstad.
Also, nothing says British etiquette more than cutting a scone in two by elaborate rules while shit talking other countries, including their own colony.
So do everyone who lives here. Hes just trying to fit in.
En etikette-guru som eter banan med kniv og gaffel, vel å merke.
Umulig å ta seriøst vel?
Well known British professional etiquette expert William Hanson, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Hanson_(author) released earlier this year a video to promote his new book «Just good manners», and for some reason namedropped Fredrikstad, Norway, as a place where he might not fit in:
«Can you imagine if I had been born in Australia and rocked up to teach napkin manners to a tech startup in Wagga Wagga? [eyeroll]
Or if I were Norwegian and dared discuss how to split a scone in Fredrikstad?»
Link to video: https://youtube.com/shorts/colNF-XHGdc?si=Uh705kOEHHQwzccr
Who cares what this pretensious twat thinks?
Well, if I ever become Eternal Dictator of Norway, my first edict will be to make Fredrikstad and Sarpsborg massive parking lots.
“Etiquette” on that level is for people who have a hard time finding a reason to feel good about themselves, and therefore spend their time looking for someone they can look down upon for not knowing the minute details of the social code they invented.
I am pretty sure people in Fredrikstad couldn’t care less, and just go on being happy the way they always have.
Old Fredrikstad is the place
To be fair, idk about Frederikstad but as soon as I’m off the plane in Oslo or Tromsø I’m always struck at the poor queuing “etiquette”.
People of Fredrikstad have no etiquette nor manners, so I agree with him
What an absurd comment to make. Also, how delightfully ironic to make rude comments in a purported video about “etiquette” Shouldn’t this “gentleman” know that it is quite rude to make comments on other cultures you hardly know anything about?
After watching the news about his fellow country men demonstrating against inmigration in Benidorm (Spain), I can only say, thanks God I’m not British.
Ænte Fresta’ du drar te for overklasse tullball.
Du drar dit for og slappe’ta og koseræ’!
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Bro looks like a melted wax figure of Conan O’Brien
Etiquette in Fredrikstad, is something you rip off the energy drinks you bought in Svinesund.