Do I act British?

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I want you to tell me the truth about the way that I ask, and the reasons why.

I know that I've asked this, once before.

well, you don't use a lot of british phrases(though britains on here don't either)
though you seem to speak fondly of routemasters constantly

it's almost like you live in canada with routemasters

It's like being in some netherworld. Even many people from the United Kingdom aren't very 'British' - a lot of culture here has been Americanised over the years.

your as cockney as dick van dyke

Well,sometimes British people have a tendency to apologise when they might not have
done anything wrong,so that might apply to yourself.
My apologies if you don't think it does.
Nowadays I think every country is embracing other cultures.The UK is currenly expecting more immigrants from Bulgaria,who traditionally nod for 'No' and shake their heads for 'Yes',so that will be interesting.

Of course you do!

Yeah.

No, I don't think so, because you express excitement like an American.

I'll go with "sometimes". YOu like British stuff. You capitalize more nouns than in proper (so to speak) American English, as if you were replicating an aged English legal document. But you don't seem to be as lovably argumentative or humorously arrogant as the average brit I've met on the net, either.

I know that Britons use the word "bloody" as a curseword but what is the British way of life like? Do they eat healthy like many Europeans? Or what?

i know that they eat their dinner/large meal during lunch because you're more likely to work off the food you eat during the course of the day than eating 6 or 7 hours before you sleep. or maybe that's the french...

Not in northern England. That sounds like something the French might do. No, here we have a small breakfast, bit of dinner but the main meal of the day and the most exciting one is tea.

I don't know, do I act American?