British Pub or US Bar?
Think you can tell the difference between a British pub and a US Bar?
Well, take the quiz and find out.
Word to the wise, flags and banner placement can be misleading.
Quiz: Is this pub in the US or Britain? - Telegraph
My score 7/10 The flags threw me off just enough.
Keep'em Flying
Migflanker - Senior NonRev Correspondent - Los Angeles
OOH! I got 80% but I actually recognized one in UK from the olden of days dating a Pompey boy and 1 I knew in the US. And I don't even drink BEER!
mrs767er - NonRev Correspondent - Specialty Travel
Wherever you go, there you are
I didn't even look at the quiz, but whenever I think of a British Pub, I think of the BRIT CLUB on Diego Garcia. (Out in the BIOT.) Dart boards, snooker tables, and lots of drunk men drinking to stupidity. It was situated right on the lagoon side next to the Yacht Club. If you passed out at the Brit Club, you automatically got your eye brows shaved. I saw many a Merchant Marines and Navy board ship with missing eye brows. I know where they were that night. Don't walk into a British Pub and say anything vulgar against the QUEEN OF ENGLAND.
It looks to me more like an Irish Pub looking at it from just the picture. Secondly, I've seen nice looking pub like this in Montreal on Crescent Street. It was an Irish Pub. Let me take the quiz. Almost impossible to tell unless you've seen them or been to them before. Many pubs in the U.S. look exactly like they can be in Britain or Ireland. If they had some parked cars in the area or showed people walking around you may be able to tell by the cars they drive and cloth they wear. I got half of them right. The other half disappeared, don't know where they went.
Last edited by 29palms; 14-Oct-2014 at 04:38 PM.
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