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| rdfs:comment | - The English are a famously stoic people who rightly avoid showing emotion in public. There are only three things as excruciatingly embarrassing as watching an English person try to express emotion in public, these are:
* Watching an German trying to tell a joke.
* Watching an American trying to operate an atlas.
* Watching an Israeli trying to explain that what you just saw was "humanitarian intervention" not a "war crime".
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| abstract | - The English are a famously stoic people who rightly avoid showing emotion in public. There are only three things as excruciatingly embarrassing as watching an English person try to express emotion in public, these are:
* Watching an German trying to tell a joke.
* Watching an American trying to operate an atlas.
* Watching an Israeli trying to explain that what you just saw was "humanitarian intervention" not a "war crime".
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