The British love to queue. For them it is a sign of democracy and fair play that they pride 

themselves on. They admire the patience shown and will give a quiet look of disdain at 

other nations that do not follow the ordered ‘waiting of your turn’. 

If you want to see an otherwise calm Briton get angry, then jump the queue. You would not 

even have to jump in front of a queue they were in, any queue will do and it will infuriate them!

It’s not unusual for a Briton to join a queue even if they don’t know what its for, on the principle that it must be something important and therefore worth adding to it’s number.

The illustrated examples in this book are just a few, and apart from specific unique events the queues illustrated could appear just about anywhere in Britain.