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Posted by John Hopkins
 - February 23, 2013, 20:44:35 PM

One of the big differences between many English speaking countries is the way words mean different things in different countries, I think I have been to all the English speaking countries so I know the difference between sidewalks and pavements and grouse and grouse and most of the other differences..

Last week I discovered the biggest difference between America and Britain which you guys are not going to believe..

We both have charity shops, you may call them good will shops, these are places where you can donate stuff you don't need to be sold to help a charity..

Last week I decided to go to one of these shops to buy some old cutlery, knives, forks and spoons..now we have about ten of these shops near here so it should have been easy..None of the shops had any for sale..Finally I found out why..

Charity shops have been told not to sell cutlery because it could be used as weapons..and get this..they can't sell knitting needles for the same reason...

And you can buy guns, black powder and ammo at your local sports shop..

Are we so much more dangerous than you..

John.

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