Brexit, its not the first time.
 

Brexit 1.0 Scientists find evidence of Britain's original separation from Europe.

"Ten years ago, the researchers from Imperial College London revealed geophysical evidence of giant valleys on the seafloor in the central part of English Channel. They believed these valley networks were evidence of a megaflood gouging out the land, which they speculated may have been caused by a catastrophic breach in a chalk rock ridge joining Britain to France."

Read more at: https://phys.org/news/2017-04-brexit...urope.html#jCp

Probably the earliest sign of the creation of the British Empire :03:

Looks like it was just meant to be. :up:

We had to leave the land of snail and frogs legs eaters...It's just not British.

The UK is lecturing the continent of food? :o

^ :haha:

Well, "egg butty" is actually nice. Not that it does not exist by another name here for quite some time. But usually you add bacon here.
Then, Fish'n chips. :03:

Way back when I was with an english family in Coventry, they asked me what i would definitely not like, of the english cuisine (they had prepared a meal, for us). I said anything with mint sauce. Unnecessary to say, they had made just that.. but it was really really good, i had never ate that before but had imagined some intensive green peppermint fluid added to stew or something. I was so wrong, it was delicious.
Afterwards we drained the beer reserves, and sure left an enduring impression.. Well they have to have had the idea of a brexit from something :oops:

No, if the French want to eat that sort of thing is find by me. We Brits rather have pie and chips and real ale.

Ugh, meat pie, with four and twenty blackbirds....:doh:

:har: :har: :har: :har: :)