Poll: Your Nationality

[Dave]

English.

 

[PMKeates]

Without wanting to be cliché; Human, European, British, English, Essexian!

 

[meghatronic]

Human, European, British, English, Essexian!

Eugh

 

[Greenlizard0]

Do you mean ethnicity or nationality? I'm Indian and British respectively. Think that's right.

 

[big_white_dog84]

100% Scottish in sport.
100% British in everything else.

 

[Hamster]

Do you mean ethnicity or nationality? I'm Indian and British respectively. Think that's right.

I was asking the same. Fortunately Chiiives was able to answer in the most impressive and intelligent fashion.

 

[Greenlizard0]

So I see.

 

[Steve2000]

Englandish.

 

[buckeejit]

I'm from Northern Ireland but am British as Northern Irish isn't a real nationality

 

[Kezmo]

Dual.
England/New Zealand

 

[mjt]

uh.. Where's the British option?

 

[manic111]

Dual, English/American.

 

[manoz]

British, both parents are Pakistani.(I do have a Pakistani identity card which makes me dual citizenship I guess?)

 

[z3r0]

English.

uh.. Where's the British option?

British includes English, Scottish, Welsh and Irish (Northern Ireland). So they'd be little point in including it, seen as this site is predominantly populated by British people.

 

[Mr^B]

British.

Anyone who believes themselves to be "English", go read the "Nationality" bit on your passport. Go on. I'll wait.

...

...what's that, you're a "British Citizen"?

Well I never did!

 

[jbloggs]

I was born in Northern Ireland to a Scottish father and N Irish mother, so I consider myself both British and Irish as being born in N Ireland gives me also Irish citizenship...

 

[EdGey]

Should be a British option instead of English i think.

I'm British.

 

[robgmun]

I was born in London, but my country of origin is Colombia, a fact that seems to give me success with the ladies

 

[weescott]

Should be a British option instead of English i think.

I'm British.

So why shouldn't there be a British option instead of Scottish?

 

[SiriusB]

British. Born in England. English and Irish Grandparents on my Dad's side. Hungarian and Yugoslavian Grandparents on my Mum's side.