40 Hilarious Memes That Display British Humor At Its Finest

#2

Tweet about respecting those sleeping on top of duvets in warm weather; a funny take on British humor.

Final score:

169points

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NapQueen 7 months ago

Just hide your feet, they tend to go for the feet.

87points

#3

Tweet questioning where remote houses find their nearest supermarket, highlighting a funny "Growing Up British" observation.

Final score:

169points

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LauraDragonWench 7 months ago

Sadly, I do.

68points

#4

Tweet from Katie Curran sharing a funny meme about preferring a pub hangout over a nightclub, capturing growing up British.

Final score:

164points

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NapQueen 7 months ago

What would be even better is going to the pub for afternoon drinks, skipping the club and being back home in bed by 10. PERFECT.

111points

#5

Funny meme about a chocolate orange mix-up on a train, capturing a humorous moment of growing up British.

Final score:

164points

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NapQueen 7 months ago

Hahaha!!

40points

#6

Tweet humorously contrasting British childhoods: kids with iPhones vs. peeling PVA glue off hands.

Final score:

146points

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Snazzy Smurf 7 months ago

You too?!? Elmer's is the best.

54points

#7

Tweet about a Tesco meal deal mix-up, capturing the essence of growing up British with humor.

Final score:

143points

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Snazzy Smurf 7 months ago

Oopsie.

24points

#8

Text meme about growing up British humorously comparing visiting the Louvre in Paris to Greggs in Stoke.

Final score:

141points

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Giles McArdell 7 months ago

When you've seen the Greggs in Stoke, you've seen Europe.

55points

#9

Funny meme about growing up British, expressing gratitude for being raised in the UK instead of the USA.

Final score:

141points

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Libstak 7 months ago (edited)

Australia for me, thank you for moving us to the opposite end from all the rubbish going on in the north everywhere. The penguins and us are quietly preparing our tariff retaliation and nobody is noticing.

72points

#10

Tweet humorously describing a habit of shouting "YOU'RE WELCOME" at people who forget to say thank you, reflecting British humor.

Final score:

139points

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Wij 7 months ago

Or thank you when they tell you to f**k off

33points

#11

Funny meme about a child scaring a stranger on a bus, illustrating the humorous side of growing up British.

Final score:

138points

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Val 7 months ago

J****e?

22points

#12

Funny meme about growing up British: buying 7lbs of Cadbury Mini Eggs for working from home shopping.

Final score:

121points

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Tucker Cahooter 7 months ago

And the problem is...?

80points

#13

Tweet by Pink Princess humorously describing spontaneous shopping at British stores B&M, Home Bargains, and The Range.

Final score:

115points

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Huddo's sister 7 months ago

In Australia we call that the Kmart experience :)

40points

#14

Twitter meme about wishing for real-life subtitles, capturing the humor of growing up British.

Final score:

108points

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Fat Harry (Oi / You) 7 months ago

It was during the pandemic and mass mask wearing that I discovered how much I lip read and how deaf I am when people wear masks!

59points

#15

Funny meme about car lights causing stress, typical British humor.

Final score:

107points

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Snazzy Smurf 7 months ago

I automatically think 'cop is ahead'.

37points

#16

Funny British meme about a Snapchat story featuring jail letters and hash browns for dinner.

Final score:

107points

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LauraDragonWench 7 months ago

Ooh, were they nice and crispy or soggy? 'Cause soggy hash browns can just ruin a day. 😜

43points

#17

Text meme about shopping at Primark, highlighting a funny British moment when boasting about a bargain jumper.

Final score:

105points

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reuben kift 7 months ago (edited)

I've heard people say "Primani". (Primark + Armani = Primani)

26points

#18

Funny meme about growing up British, recalling school days spent pretending to sharpen pencils to chat with friends.

Final score:

102points

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Val 7 months ago

🤣 I forgot about that.

24points

#19

Funny meme about the struggles of hair wash days clashing with social events, capturing a relatable British experience.

Final score:

101points

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Stygtand Premium 7 months ago

Im bald, all i got to worry about is whether i want to reflect all the power of the sun or go with a nice matte look.

55points

#20

Funny meme about growing up British, showing relatable humor about parents offering unwanted food like quiche.

Final score:

98points

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Huddo's sister 7 months ago

Worst bit is when you have to say, 'no, that is another of your children'!

31points

#21

Funny meme about growing up British, comparing life milestones and wondering if a dog sees its owner as a parent.

Final score:

97points

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April Pickett 7 months ago

You got the better deal.

61points

#22

Funny British meme about KFC missing lemon wipes, reflecting nostalgic humor.

Final score:

88points

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Nannychachi Premium 7 months ago

Oh, my word. I remember that smell!

43points

#23

Funny meme about public transport costs in Britain, suggesting a skateboard as an alternative.

Final score:

88points

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LauraDragonWench 7 months ago

Skateboarding Gran - I wanna see that!

26points

#24

Tweet humorously highlights the irresistible nature of chocolate digestives, relating to growing up British.

Final score:

87points

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NapQueen 7 months ago

Jammie Dodgers for me....

20points

#25

Funny meme about British humor: unexpected Shakira song playing at a funeral from a phone in pocket.

Final score:

87points

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Snazzy Smurf 7 months ago

If you didn't sing or dance to it then there is no harm, no foul.

16points

#26

Tweet humor about growing up British, comparing pandemic survival to the Blitz.

Final score:

83points

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G A 7 months ago

It was no Spanish Flu, though....

18points

#27

Tweet text joking about Linda McCartney's legacy with sausages instead of being married to a Beatle. "Growing Up British" humor.

Final score:

77points

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Jen M 7 months ago

Vegetarian sausages!

30points

#28

Tweet humorously comparing a baby’s nap to waking up in a Tesco aisle, highlighting "Growing Up British" humor.

Final score:

76points

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DeeDee M 7 months ago

No wonder they f*****g cry all the time!

36points

#29

Funny meme about a British brother having caffeine withdrawal since schools were canceled, surprising parents.

Final score:

76points

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Snazzy Smurf 7 months ago (edited)

That probably saves him from a heart attack. That is waaaay too much caffeine. This is coming from a person who used to drink a large coffee with 2 to 3 shots of espresso added.

32points

#30

Funny meme about growing up British, featuring a tweet on the costs of moving out and pillow prices.

Final score:

75points

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Auntriarch 7 months ago

Ideally your parents should be so glad you're moving out that they let you take your pillow with you

35points

#31

Funny meme about buying drinks, reflecting on growing up British humor, with text about being drunk and generous with money.

Final score:

72points

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NapQueen 7 months ago

I do this as well! What is wrong with us lol?!

23points

#32

Tweet about childhood math humor, featuring a funny multiplication memory, linked to growing up British.

Final score:

71points

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Tucker Cahooter 7 months ago

I liked anything multiplied by 9 since if you took the individual digits in the answer and added them up they were also 9 (or a multiple of 9) e.g. 14x9 = 126, 1+2+6 = 9

49points

Holly Allen 7 months ago

How the hell am I just finding out about this now

9points

justagirl 7 months ago

one other nice thing about them is that if you do, say, 6x9 you take your ten fingers, count from the pinky on your left hand for six digits, and then if you hide the finger that you land on (in this case, the thumb) you get the answer. five on one side, four on the other. 54. sad thing is it only works up to ten. any more and you run out of fingers, though I guess you could use your toes.

2points

Auntriarch 7 months ago

I liked that the answers mirrored, starting with 09 and 18, ending with 81 and 90.

1point

सूफ़ीया ज़मीर 7 months ago

My grandmother taught me a great trick for the 9 times table. If you're multiplying a single digit by 9, spread your hands out and count your fingers from the left. Eg: if you need 9 x 4: count from the left and fold your 4th finger in. You now have 3 fingers to the left, 6 on the right, so 9 x 4 = 36. Also if you're multiplying anything by 10, just tack on a zero at the end, unless there is a decimal point involved in which case you move the decimal point one place to the right. Add two zeros if you're multiplying by 100, three for 1000 and so on.

1point

Cydney Golden 7 months ago

Nines are magical!

0points

Mike Phillips 7 months ago

Today I learned! That’s amazing, 65 & still finding things out.

0points

Cristi nah 7 months ago

In school I put in a column 0 1 2 3...and at the right, 9, 8,7,6..(9x1=09,9x2=18,9x3=27...)

0points

Nikole 7 months ago (edited)

There was a kid’s show I used to watch (I think it was Square One… I’m American) that had a song about this! They also had a song about the difference between parallel and perpendicular lines that was actually pretty good. Edit: I liked that 13x13=169

0points

Michael Largey 7 months ago

If you rearange the digits of a number, the difference between the new number and the original will also always be a multiple of 9.

0points

QijianSanek 7 months ago

oh dip 9 was my favourite to but just because of a song this is news to me

0points

Roxy222uk 7 months ago

Also the number in the tens column is one less than what you times it by e.g. 5 x 9 = 45. Only as an adult I learnt the fingers trick. Hold both hands in front of you, palms facing away from you. Counting from the left, fold down the finger of the number you want to times nine by. Say it's 5: on the left of your finger (thumb actually) is 4 and on the right is 5. So it says 45. The nine times table is the gift that keeps on giving.

0points

Zaach 7 months ago

If the numbers you are working with are divisible by 9, you transposed some digits

0points

detective miller's hat 7 months ago

this just blew my mind

0points

Snazzy Smurf 7 months ago

Thanks for sharing that.

0points

NapQueen 7 months ago

6x6=36 is a good one

6points

char 7 months ago

probably 6x7=42 (not to be confused with 7x6 bc 6x7 looks much nicer)

6points

MalayDragon 7 months ago

Ahh, the answer to the question What is the meaning of life? according to hitchhikers guide to the galaxy.

8points

MCA 7 months ago

9x4=36. No idea why. How odd we all have one and can answer with almost no thought

4points

Goony 7 months ago

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cj be like 7 months ago

i liked the 11x table (well at least the part up to 9) bc it was just 2 of whatever you were multiplying it by. 11 22 33 and so on, beautiful

3points

Atom Bohr 7 months ago

I loved square numbers, even before I knew what they were. Except 8x8. Don't ask me to explain why, but I just didn't like 8x8...

3points

Auntriarch 7 months ago

Ah now that is a favourite of mine, especially when cutting something into small squares, because you just keep halving it

1point

Dragons Exist 7 months ago

6 x 6 = 36 is also pretty nice

3points

Victoria Elizalde 7 months ago

Mine was 6x8=48! 😂

3points

LauraDragonWench 7 months ago

Me, too! 😁

2points

GhostlySnail (she/her) 7 months ago

3x7=21

2points

Thorsten Massow 7 months ago

Mine was 7x8=56. I always felt this was the most complicated so I had to learn this one by heart while all the others I genuinely calculated each time.

2points

Roxy222uk 7 months ago

I'm absolutely this. All the others you can work out quickly by all different means, but this one you had to know.

0points

Val 7 months ago

7x7=49 is pretty aesthetically pleasing.

2points

Thanos'Fingers 7 months ago

2,136,742,195 x 1 = 2,136,742,195

1point

Michael Largey 7 months ago

1 + 2 + 3 = 1 x 2 x 3 = 6. 6 is a "perfect number", like 28, 496, 8128, ... A perfect number is a positive integer that equals the sum of its positive proper divisors (divisors excluding the number itself).

1point

Phantom Phoenix 7 months ago

I like 11x because if it's a single digit, it's just repeated 7x11=77. If it's a double digit, you add the two digits and put the answer in the middle 34x11 ---> 3+4 =7 -----> insert 7 between the 3 & 4 ---> 34x11=374. If the two digits add to a two digit number it's only slightly trickier 77x11 ----> 7+7=14 ---> as you insert the 14 between the two 7s, the 4 stays in place, but the 1 bumps into the first 7, and they're added to become 8 ---> 77x11= 847 It's numbers magic!

1point

Chewie Baron Premium 7 months ago

I remember learning my times tables when I was a kid. There was a prize after a test if you were the first to the 6 times table and the 12 times table. I was the first to 6, and I was given a test. I was then asked what is 3x5 and my head went absolutely blank. I can still remember the absolute panic as I was desperately trying to come up with the answer. And that was 44 years ago! Luckily I remembered eventually and I got a woodpecker thing to put on top of my pencil. So as I wrote, it looked like the woodpecker was pecking the pencil.

1point

Robert T 7 months ago

6x6=36 :D

1point

Raenan Bumgardner 6 months ago

7x6=46 it just makes me happy, the only thing i hate more than 7x7=49 was 7x8=56 i could never remember it

0points

Julia 7 months ago

I liked the sixes, especially 6x6=36

0points

Ann 7 months ago

12 x 7 = 84

0points

Henrik Fleischer 7 months ago (edited)

mine too...today it is 6X7=42, because 42 is the answer to Life, the Universe and Everything.

0points

Oops 7 months ago

6x6=36

0points

Lori Gibbs 7 months ago

I liked to sing the inchworm song. Loved the idea of measuring the Marigolds

0points

Christine Wild 7 months ago

8 x 9

0points

Dan Cone 7 months ago

I ate and I ate and I sicked on the floor 🎵🎶 (8×8=64)

0points

Stephanie M 7 months ago

I love this because it's so unusual. I've never thought about a favourite sum.

0points

Cristi nah 7 months ago

My favourite was 3 multiplication table... I hated 6, 7 and 8...

0points

VNES101 7 months ago

12x12=144 ALL DAY!

0points

Kerry 7 months ago

9 9's 81 👌

0points

Blma1025 7 months ago

5x5=25 for me :)

0points

Jenni Howard 7 months ago

6x6=36 🤩

0points

T J 7 months ago

No 6x8=48 no one got that right in a test when I was in third grade ,the teacher made us repeat 6x8=48 for the entire hour

0points

My O My 7 months ago

6x6=36

0points

Rali Meyer 7 months ago

1x1

0points

G A 7 months ago (edited)

Never liked maths

0points

Huddo's sister 7 months ago

None of them! The whole learning process was t*****e that I will never forget! I still don't know all my times tables!

0points

Ashley Harrold 7 months ago

9×9=81

0points

#33

Funny meme about suddenly speaking in different accents, capturing a humorous British experience.

Final score:

68points

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Sue Denham 7 months ago

Embarrassingly whenever someone with an accent talks to me I tend to unwittingly talk back to them in that same accent.

59points

#34

Tweet about doctors and postmen asking humorous questions, linked to growing up British humor.

Final score:

67points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 7 months ago

"They're" Sorry someone had to do it.

47points

#35

Funny meme about quarantine at Disneyland, depicting life on a roller coaster with kids growing up there.

Final score:

60points

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Nathan Lewis 7 months ago

kind of like the Dr Who episode where people live in a traffic jam

42points

#36

Funny meme about the smell of dishes after coming out of a dishwasher, relatable for those growing up British.

Final score:

57points

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Val 7 months ago

Wet metal. Yuck.

18points

#37

Funny meme about growing up British, sharing a humorous story of mistaken leftovers at a coffee shop.

Final score:

52points

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Beak Hookage 7 months ago

Just go all in and become a rat.

17points

#38

Tweet humorously describing British drinking culture to Dutch friends.

Final score:

52points

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Ahnjunwan 7 months ago

So what is it?

29points

#39

British humor meme featuring a man in a suit with a quote about sending children to school during a virus.

Final score:

46points

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Surly Scot 7 months ago

25yrs ago I sent an email from my school account out to every other student, staff member, and board of education member for the city of Glasgow, outing a dude who was dating a friend, but hitting on me and secretly dating 2 other girls at 2 other schools. The email system was supposed to be used for within your school only, but they hadn't blocked off the address book for every other person on the city's public school system. Thousands of people saw a huge list of his lies and antics, complete with photos. All the girls dating him got the email and dumped him, he became a laughingstock and everyone ostracized him, even his parents, he had to spend Xmas and New Years hiding at his sisters house. They blocked off email access between the schools after that.

37points

#40

Tweet joke about teens drinking cheap cider, questioning if it's American or just a part of growing up British culture.

Final score:

35points

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James016 7 months ago

When I was a teen I used to love MD 20/20. Now I am teetotal

19points

#41

Tweet humorously comparing letters b, p, d, and q, poking fun at confusing similarities.

Final score:

27points

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deejak 7 months ago

Depends on the font.

6points

#42

Tweet about growing up British highlights the irony of cheating in a pub quiz and still losing.

Final score:

24points

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Huddo's sister 7 months ago

I don't think I've ever cheated in a quiz, but I am still annoyed about one where the question was 'what can you do to get maximum juice out of a lemon?' and I answered both rolling the lemon on the table before juicing and putting in the microwave. One of the people on my team, a first year pastry chef disagreed about the microwave and only said rolling it and the rest of the team went with his answer. Microwave was correct and I'm still pissed we lost that point.

11points

#43

Empty British store shelf with a sign about cheese availability due to theft, humorously reflecting growing up British.

Final score:

23points

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Huddo's sister 7 months ago

My worst nightmare, no cheese unless you talk to someone!

10points

#44

Recipe for biryani serves 800 people, humorously linked to late-night hunger after pub in British meme.

Final score:

22points

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Tucker Cahooter 7 months ago

The 80g of saffron alone would empty my wallet

15points

#45

Funny meme about growing up British and childhood beliefs about farmers' fields.

Final score:

22points

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DeeDee M 7 months ago

Hahaha this is the case in the US as well. Only some farmers will actually shoot at you 😬

14points

#46

Tweet about the British habit of saying "You Alright?" without expecting an answer, highlighting growing up in the UK humor.

Final score:

21points

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Robert T 7 months ago

There is no "you". The entire conversation consists of "Alright" "Alright".

3points

#47

Humorous tweet about British friendship, highlighting the humor in staying connected despite long absences.

Final score:

21points

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SCamp 7 months ago

I’d love to know if Americans can decode this? 🤣

8points

#48

Twitter meme on being late, part of a funny memes collection about growing up British.

Final score:

21points

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Blue Bunny of Happiness 7 months ago

Called my manager with an update as I was stuck in traffic on my way in as the motorway was closed. Usually takes me 30min to get to work. After 90 mins, I was still only halfway there. She told me to stop and get a coffee. I have a great manager!

4points

#49

Fish fingers and potato letters arranged to spell "adidas" on a baking tray, highlighting British humor.

Final score:

20points

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G A 7 months ago

I don't know why but I hate this term as much as 'hollibobs'. Said by the same sort of moron, I guess.

0points

#50

British humor meme: Northerner in London calls central London the "town centre," with frustrated emojis.

Final score:

20points

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James016 7 months ago

That's wild. I used to live in NW London and the town centre was the local high street.

4points

#51

British humor meme about work culture, featuring a tweet about saying "I can't be arsed" with colleagues.

Final score:

20points

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Huddo's sister 7 months ago

I wish I worked with other people! I just have to say that and 'what the f**k' to myself over and over.

3points

#52

Twitter meme about a British school login password mishap featuring the name "AGUEROOOOOOO."

Final score:

19points

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G A 7 months ago

I set one at the weekend and forgot whose birth year I used so wrote it as 65 73 or 82

3points

#53

Funny meme about British tradition of sharing Kirsty MacColl's story on December 1st.

Final score:

19points

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Norm Gilmore 7 months ago (edited)

Great singer and has some fine work out there, and one of my favourites. But sadly it was a power boat at high speed not a jet ski (in a designated diving area) The Mexican justice system leaves a lot to be desired... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirsty_MacColl

3points

#54

Funny meme about British grandma fined £150 for feeding a pigeon a ham sandwich.

Final score:

18points

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Val 7 months ago

If a butty is a sandwich, I'm using that from now on.

2points

#55

Tweet about burning your tongue with hot drinks, highlighting a relatable British experience.

Final score:

18points

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Auntriarch 7 months ago

True.

4points

#56

Tweet about grocery shopping abroad and exploring their crisp selection; a take on growing up British humor.

Final score:

17points

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Auntriarch 7 months ago

I love going to supermarkets in other countries. The deli tells me what you want me to think you eat, the supermarket tells me the truth.

10points

#57

Tweet meme about Subway sandwich as a humorous take on growing up British.

Final score:

17points

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deejak 7 months ago

Um...if the ingredients and bread suck....

11points

#58

British meme about crying on the last day of primary school, humorously comparing it to going to war.

Final score:

17points

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Manic Mama 7 months ago

I didn't, I was thrilled. My mum was a teacher at my primary school. Nice lady, but the kiss of death for my social standing.

4points

#59

Tweet meme about British social awkwardness when asking neighbors for a parcel.

Final score:

17points

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Apatheist Account2 7 months ago

Milton Jones: I ordered a book called "How to have absolutely nothing to do with your neighbours". Unfortunately, I was out when it was delivered...

6points

#60

Funny British meme about phrases people use instead of saying TikTok.

Final score:

16points

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Huddo's sister 7 months ago

*Bored Panda

18points

#61

Tweet about British moms warning not to post holiday plans online for security reasons.

Final score:

16points

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Miriam Insidecor 7 months ago

This is good advice.

13points

#62

Tweet about growing up British featuring a Christmas Eve name joke with a twin sister.

Final score:

16points

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MalayDragon 7 months ago

Oh I hope this is still the family tradition, because that's fantastic. HAHAHAHA

7points

#63

Funny meme about growing up British, lamenting the decision to leave primary school.

Final score:

16points

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Rali Meyer 7 months ago

followed by the decision to grow up

2points

#64

Two people in masks talking outside St. Mary's C.E. Primary School in a humorous "Growing Up British" meme context.

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14points

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Nimitz 7 months ago

Why does her hair look like it's frightened of his hair?

6points

#65

Tweet humor about future prices in "Growing Up British", with Freddos at £6 and DFS sale ongoing.

Final score:

14points

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G A 7 months ago

DFS=Dodgy Fvcking Sofas

6points

#66

Funny meme about British culture, joking about wearing an old school leavers hoodie in public.

Final score:

14points

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Fat Harry (Oi / You) 7 months ago (edited)

I'm sitting here wearing a University of Southampton hoodie because I graduated from there...twenty two years ago.

1point

#67

Funny meme about crisps, humorously exaggerating a love for them, highlighting British culture.

Final score:

13points

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Auntriarch 7 months ago

I daren't buy them for that very reason.

6points

#68

Tweet humorously describing a 26-year-old feeling too young for work problems.

Final score:

12points

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Manic Mama 7 months ago

Yes! I'm a 57 year old and absolutely think I'm too young to be hearing some of the conversations in my office.

8points

#69

Funny meme about growing up British, highlighting the experience of being in a pub with underage people.

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12points

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Pferdchen 7 months ago

They may be a a month or two south of proper, but if they're in here it keeps them from getting into trouble out there!

4points

#70

Night view of illuminated bridge in a British cityscape, humorously captioned "It's grim up north."

Final score:

12points

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Tim Fawcett 7 months ago

Best part - it's not London

3points

#71

Tweet about a British mom practicing for a Gogglebox audition while watching TV alone, humorous meme.

Final score:

12points

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Huddo's sister 7 months ago

I know a mum and daughter who lived together and were told by numerous people that they should go on Goggle box because of how they comment on shows. The daughter didn't want to and the mother has since died, but I think they would have been well liked. I also amuse myself and my sister with my commentary, but I know that it is only funny to us. Our friends never found any of our in jokes/answers to cards against humanity prompts funny and just thought we were really weird. :)

5points

#72

Tweet humorously imagining joy at an ABBA tour, highlighting a nostalgic "Growing Up British" experience.

Final score:

12points

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Lucy Covington Premium 7 months ago

Abba Voyage is the next best thing. An amazing night.

3points

#73

Funny meme about losing track of time watching TikTok and ending up on a 2008 Eastenders episode.

Final score:

11points

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#74

Funny meme text about British dating mishap with emojis, highlighting humorous "Growing Up British" experiences.

Final score:

10points

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G A 7 months ago (edited)

Not really British sense of humour. Pretty scuzzy and tragic more like

1point

#75

Tweet about someone's ex's new girlfriend liking an old Instagram post, adding humor to "Growing Up British."

Final score:

10points

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G A 7 months ago

Rubbish

0points

#76

Tweet humorously reflects on leap years, saying it would be 11 June 2021 now without them. Growing up British vibes.

Final score:

9points

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Apatheist Account2 7 months ago

Leap years (and the 11 day difference between the Julian and Gregorian calendars) were actually the result of the Vatican observatory seeing that the sun wasn't at the same point every year - they had a hole in the wall and where the light ray landed on a set day was no longer where it had been.

4points

#77

Tweet humor about seeing Instagram followers in public, capturing the essence of growing up British with memes.

Final score:

9points

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NapQueen 7 months ago

Tiddlybops hahaha

6points

#78

Glittery Popbox containers for Pringles, highlighting a nostalgic British meme.

Final score:

9points

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Kiss Army Premium 7 months ago

Those are so cute!

-1point

#79

Funny British meme questioning why there isn't a cold version of a microwave for cooling cans of juice.

Final score:

9points

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char 7 months ago

like... a refrigerator?

13points

#80

Tweet humorously comparing reality TV diet with growing up British's eating habits.

Final score:

8points

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#81

Funny meme about feeling old at 25 with a tweet referencing the X-Factor's 'Overs' category.

Final score:

5points

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#82

Funny meme about the 2018 British summer, reminiscing about the World Cup and Love Island moments.

Final score:

4points

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Julie S 7 months ago

Didn't watch either.

0points

#83

Tweet meme about TikTok humorously affecting the brain, highlighting funny British growing up experiences.

Final score:

3points

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#84

Tweet screenshot with a humorous story about a confusing interaction with a Chinese delivery driver.

Final score:

3points

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Val 7 months ago

Dang it.

0points

#85

Tweet by Mark Wright humorously describing "Lockdown Eve," referencing growing up British themes.

Final score:

3points

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Goony 7 months ago

... has been and taken all your presents, the tree and most of the funiture.

2points