Stereotypes

The UK is full of stereotypes. Possibly more differing ones then anywhere else, but correct me if I'm wrong. Let's look at some of them...

• Londoners are dodgy cockney geezers. (see Ray Winstone)
  
• Brummies are moustachioed boredom mongers. (see Nigel Mansell)
  
• Scousers are petty thieves. (see the scousers, by Harry Enfield.)
  
• Mancunians are indy music clubbers who like to toke on the occasional Caribbean tobacco. (See Liam Gallagher)
  
• Yorkshiremen are flat cap wearing, whippet/pigeon fancying, sheep herding farmers or miners. (see the 1948 show)
  
• West country folk are country bumpkins with combine harvesters and a penchant for hard cider. (see The Two Ronnies' Yokels)
  
• Scotsmen are warrior like hard men with equally hard whisky habits who hate the English(see William Wallace)
  
• Geordies are football mad, brown (broon) ale drinkers. (see Mosh)
  

Now, my point is this. Take an entire nation like Wales, and barring the sheep shagger, we don't have a stereotype. Or do we?