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While famously being very, very polite, it’s no secret that Brits also love the occasional witty, tongue-in-cheek comment. And not only that. They take the gold medal for the ability to laugh at themselves like there’s no tomorrow, mocking both little and serious things. I mean, should I even remind you of the notorious English comedian Ricky Gervais?!
And for the fans of the British lifestyle, we have a real treat! The Twitter page “No Context Brits” is an online destination which offers “a celebration of all things British,” meaning it’s both things we understand and things that leave us flabbergasted. Created pretty recently, in April 2021, the account has amassed 780K devoted followers and its audience seems to be growing still.
Below we selected some of the most entertaining, bizarre, and wholesome posts from “No Context Brits” for you to enjoy with your cuppa, so scroll down and upvote your favorite posts! After you’re done, be sure to check out our previous feature on the same page, as well as a similar post on another popular Twitter account, “No Context UK.”
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Luke Andersen 3 years ago
This is teh best comment I have ever seen, because there is an actual priest next to her
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Dawn Depietro 3 years ago
As a American I have the most respect and am in just aww of this WOMEN!! It the picture of power and knowledge
Carrie de Luka 3 years ago
Not anymore she can't! Poor old Queen! Might not be at many of her own jubilee celebrations due to mobility issues.
L Jennings 3 years ago
No she can't. He's not far enough forward. A knight move would only work if he was on the white tile. Hence the comment.
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Chinmayee Kalghatgi 3 years ago
🏳️🌈 (I wish there were more flags on emojis besides this and the trans one)
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GoddessOdd 3 years ago
I live in Florida, where our hateful gov. Ron Death Sentence just passed the "don't say gay" bill. Pray for us.
Joey Marlin 3 years ago
It's a bloody mess isn't it? Everything seems to be going backwards! I'm not in the US, I'm UK but we're not watching our 'leaders' with any joy either.
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Antony Aston 3 years ago
These are from a few years ago. There were bill boards and newspaper adverts everywhere.
Queen Jackson. 3 years ago
Says stonewall so reminds me of the riots, but that was NY wasn’t it?
Anna Lessens 3 years ago
🎵oh they ain't no other way..baby I was born this way 🎵
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Dilly Millandry 3 years ago
This isn't 'No Context' though! Just a laugh putting that on the replacement bus. For those who might not know this happens mostly when engineering works are being undertaken and the bus will pretty much follow the stops the train would make so you don't need the destination displayed - it's not being caught by anyone bar train ticket holders. They should all do this!
Wilf 3 years ago
As a commuter, nothing strikes as much fear in me as the words "Rail Replacement Service".
Robert T 3 years ago
My kettle expired this morning, so I am lacking coffee, but this really cheered me up! :D
GoddessOdd 3 years ago
This is almost as good as the one I read the other day about the bus that runs on poo... they call it the #2 bus. 😂😂😂💩💩💩
In Britain, embarrassing moments, awkward encounters and clumsiness are all considered funny, contrary to many other places in the world. But the real challenging part of British humor, especially for foreigners, is to actually tell whether they are joking or being serious.
In this piece for TIME, the legendary English comedian Ricky Gervais tried to distinguish the key differences between American and British humor. According to Gervais, Americans do not hide their hopes and fears and they applaud ambition and openly reward success. The British, on the contrary, embrace the underdog, Gervais argues.
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Deutschland Mädchen 3 years ago (edited)
I did... Rick rolled by a poster
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BobTDG 3 years ago (edited)
Better than BoJo. To save confusion(sorry SCP 504) I mean Boris Johnson.
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Terri Owens 3 years ago
We have these in the U. S. May be different brands but same packaging and size.
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Doob 3 years ago
Did you know, thats a form of manipulatin, with the bad cop scaring you, and then the good cop saves you, making you more willing to talk somehow
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Shelby Jackson 3 years ago
The first one is me being nice. The second one is when they didn't listen lol
Davo gifman 3 years ago
What mom says when friends are over VS what mom says when you're alone.
Gervais explained: “Americans say, ‘have a nice day’ whether they mean it or not. Brits are terrified to say this.” It’s because Brits don’t want to celebrate anything too soon, Gervais writes. “Failure and disappointment lurk around every corner. This is due to our upbringing. Americans are brought up to believe they can be the next president of the United States. Brits are told, ‘It won’t happen for you.’”
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martin734 3 years ago
No! No no no no no no! Marmite is basically demon sh*t
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Christina B 3 years ago
Absolutely perfectly toasted, and just the proper amount of butter... 10/10
Joey Marlin 3 years ago
Orange or lime sir? I'm rather partial to lime if I'm in the mood for marmalade. Usually happy with just butter. Or marmite. Oh, *dribbles* toast 😋
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Solidhog 3 years ago (edited)
And that is not his wife!!!!!!! Caught in the quack!
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GoddessOdd 3 years ago
I like the other duck just taking it all in. Probably thinking something like "Dwayne is such a show off!"
Yanna 3 years ago
I'm sorry but i thought those two ducks in the middle were some kind of paranormal humanoid creature
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Lakota Wolf 3 years ago
At least this one is more clever and original than the “Look. I are holding up the leaning tower hurr durr” pic pose that everyone else does XD
Brendan Roberts 3 years ago
We don't steal these items for our museums - we simply borrow them and forget to give them back (like a Blockbuster video).
Although any generalization should be taken carefully, an Anglo-American writer, Paul Goodman, argues similarly to Gervais. “The American philosophy and approach to life tend to be optimistic: life is an opportunity and we should enjoy it.” Meanwhile, “Brits are more likely to see life as a bit of an ordeal, tinged with absurdity, and sometimes you just have to just grin and bear it,” he explains.
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SCP 504 3 years ago (edited)
Guy two and you get an EXTRA Holy Hand Grenade!
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GoddessOdd 3 years ago
Years from now, this sort of thing will be the novelty pictures shown on all the documentaries about the pandemic... like the cats wearing masks in the Spanish Flu epidemic photos...
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Issey 3 years ago
all it's missing is one of the dude's hair being on fire
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GoddessOdd 3 years ago
US here, I am going with the second photo... I've never seen a room that full of gray suits before though... Brits don't wear blue?
Joey Marlin 3 years ago
We do, and black. Also other colours (just usually dark and/or restrained!). Isn't this photoshopped and the same couple of people? I ask as I can't find my reading glasses and so things are a titchy bit blurry!!! Ahem...🥸
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As the deluded American I am missing the port cigars and old photos of kings
Janet C 3 years ago
I'm in Spain. Trust me when I say the Brits come here to let loose without anyone watching (they think). They get drunk and stay drunk. They do ridiculously stupid things (like try jumping from one balcony to another). Think the term "snotty Brit" is much more appropriate than "sophisticated Brit"
Evan Tambolang 3 years ago
There are only two things when you think about British men. They're either a refined gentlemen, or savage hooligans
censorshipsucks 3 years ago
so 1 or 2. My experience is you only see 1 in short range distance from the queen. The rest of the place is 2.
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Nubis Knight 3 years ago (edited)
There's a HUGE pallet shortage in Germany. I suspected cause all the Hipster using them as couches, but it's about a nail shortage. ~.~ (special nails used for pallets).
The quintessential part of British humor is irony and sarcasm, which are commonly used by Brits who rarely say anything literally. In fact, very often, they say one thing and mean completely different, and this is especially prominent in humor. This can cause great confusion to visitors, as Brits ironically mock their enemies, playfight with friends or point out the absurdities of daily life.
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Phill Healey 3 years ago (edited)
For those of us that can't do the Chester run in less than 12 parsecs. Edit: I genuinely had no idea it was 4th May when I posted this. 😂
Richard George 3 years ago
You need to get out of Chester before dark. During the day it is a beautiful city, at night it is filled with country trolls and orks. Can get very stabby.
Anna Lessens 3 years ago
Then come, merry crew and let is slay these vermin by night
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Paul C. 3 years ago
Why have you got slippers on in the nightclub? I only thought I was going out. Not out out.
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UncleRussian 3 years ago
No lads you got it all wrong, the cones go onto the head of the horse and the rider
Goodman argues that the confusion may also arise due to the fact that Brits often say ironic jokes with a straight face. “To avoid being misunderstood, most Americans will either deliver irony with a smile on their face, or 'signpost' it, adding a phrase such as 'only joking' afterward. Brits don’t usually do that.”
Puns and wordplay are also very prominent in British humor. “There’s a more intense and playful relationship with the language,” according to Goodman. “It’s seen in other ways, too, not just with humor, examples being cryptic crosswords and word-orientated game shows,” he adds.
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Axolotl King 3 years ago
I'm American and forgot y'all format dates the better way and was very confused for a second
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Char Panda 3 years ago
It's like you know exactly what that kid is going to look like in middle age.
It’s important to highlight that essentially humor relies on culture and its people. What’s normal in one culture can seem very bizarre or even offensive to another. For this reason, we cannot ever fully translate humor. Some of the British comedy may be found very weird and not funny by Americans, while some mainstream American comedy can feel too obvious for Brits’ liking.
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Kusotare 3 years ago
When I was a referee, I used to remind the parents that there were no scouts in the crowd watching their kids.
Zophra 3 years ago
4 years old - my son was soccer "goalie" hanging/playing on the net, got tangled, fell over with the net on top of him- but, no goal was scored. So there's was that at least.
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Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
I think this sign is needed in the United States. After I moved to the United States from the United Kingdom I never saw so much fanaticism in children's sports.
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Sharron Lindsay 3 years ago
Well the sheep only smashed 1 in 10 of the Welsh
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Ayrton Aitchison 3 years ago
most of south wales would decimate a massive sheep if they could :)
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Nathaniel 3 years ago
"Peel here" means get the knife out the drawer and hack away at the sodding plastic.
🥔SaltyPotato🥔 3 years ago
Well... you see here, they reinforced the packaging with invisible steel and stitched it up so good that your hand accidentally slips into the drawer, accidentally pulls out the scissors and cuts the damn packaging.
Davo gifman 3 years ago (edited)
🤔How much adhesive should we use on the area where they're suppose to pull? 😠All of it! 😳 ah...okay.
Brobro McDuderson 3 years ago
There’s a law in the food industry. Every “open here” tab or cutout in a box will be the absolute last thing to open. The entire container will fall apart first.
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Daniel Atkins 3 years ago
Imagine there's no Howarts, Harry just a normal guy, No one named Dumbledore Or Peter Petigrew. . . . .
GoddessOdd 3 years ago
I got whiplash from my double take. Now that you've mentioned it, I do see the similarities.
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Let’s All Just Try And Be Decent 3 years ago
I remember this so well. This was done on every single one of these posters in my city. Everywhere. Every bus stop. It made me so bloody happy. It's the simple things really isn't it.
Auntriarch 3 years ago (edited)
Every one? That's fabulous! I'm so proud of my country men
Load More Replies... Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
Hah hah, I just noticed the little picture of the sausage.
🥔SaltyPotato🥔 3 years ago
I've seen this and my nephew pointed to it and i laughed so hard my ribs started hurting.
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Alias Delfs 3 years ago
Same thing thing happened to me yesterday found a unopened Mountain Dew bottle in the dog food section fur baby parent before your own needs I guess
Smoak Rayz 3 years ago
someone dropped off their kid and picked up beers and said "beers are better because they dont need affection."
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Ian Reynolds 3 years ago
Also the phrase "to bum a f*g" has two completely different meanings between US and UK English
Kimi Tomminello 3 years ago
US doesn't really use that one, though. You'd be more likely to get a snarky comment like "what do you think you're british?" if you say "bum a f*g" here. They're spot on about "smoke a f*g" though. We're weird here (US)
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Sherri Mantooth Bagwell 3 years ago
Dated a guy from the UK many yrs ago. Told me right after he arrived in the US he was hungry & wanted a cigarette. As his friend rolled around to the pick up window he yelled, "I'm gasping for a f*g, man!" Guy at drive thru window looked bug- eyed at him but said nothing.
Chantel Cummings 3 years ago
I have never heard anyone in the US say "smoke a f*g." Where are you from?!
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that one american friend *lowers glasses* "yo WAT"
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Katie Brandon 3 years ago
As a lesbian and an american the only conclusion I can come to is *clears throat* WTF america
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Dash Blue 3 years ago
That’s all? Honestly, I have seen only snippets of Mr. Bean, but i had assumed that there were many years worth of Mr. Bean episodes.
Bron 3 years ago
Do yourself a favour, watch them all. I’ve never laughed so hard as watching Mr Bean in church (and I laugh hard heaps). Or going to the beach.
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Gavin Johnson 3 years ago
Was sat watching an episode of Blackadder goes Forth, daughter wanders through the room and asks what Mr Bean and House are doing together in a show….. the horror. I’m ashamed of her education!
MarmotArchivist 3 years ago
I remember him stuffing salad into his socks and spinng them around to dry the salad when making a sandwich from scratch in a park.
Aussie Bloke 3 years ago
Like Faulty Towers. Only 12 episodes, but when I was younger it seemed there were heaps more!
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Rosie Hamilton 3 years ago
Probably get a load of people mistakenly now saying 'but these are for paramedics' NO they are not. They always check the WHOLE car EVERY single time. For good reason - some people don't use these, what if it fell off or was forgotten in a rental car etc, etc. Michael Lerner created them because he was scared by the aggressiveness of other drivers when driving his 18 month old nephew and wanted people to be more considerate. Google it before arguing.
Eat Dirt Crow 3 years ago
I always assume they put that on their car because they have to drive eratically because they just spent 20 minutes calming their toddler down because they freaked out that their hands are attached to their arm or something like that and couldn't get them to put their GD coat on and now they're running late and can't miss their doctor's appointment again, for the 4th time, and to just give them a break.
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Jacob Stone 3 years ago
if I can't get a cok-a-cola, I'll settle for a nice and subtle car wreck
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BrookeBT 3 years ago
I'm pretty good at figuring these things out, and I'm not sure, but I think they are being passive aggressive.
Lisa Greene 3 years ago
Maybe they needed them? I'm not saying stealing is good, I'm just hoping they were stolen out of need, instead of greed.
This is a test 3 years ago
I've got a feeling this is in the US, don't think parcels get left outside in the UK
AnkleByter 3 years ago (edited)
In the US they don't call them parcels, so, quite unlikely. Also, yes, in some places in the UK packages get left outside too, that's not just a US thing.
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Chinmayee Kalghatgi 3 years ago
What did you say to me sign? That is offensive in dog language
Carrie Laughs 3 years ago
My dog reliably tells me that it says 'and make sure they do' about their humans. Though mine is often too busy off on another sniff session while I'm dealing with his offering!
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Full English 3 years ago
My dog, Bertie, reliably tells me this reminds him when humans get Chinese character tattoos that mean something ridiculous.
Andy Frobig 3 years ago
You mean when it's supposed to be "Determination" but it's really "Egg Drop Soup 1 Pint?"
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Bathsheba 3 years ago
This is a spoof. The Tories expect homeless people to take responsibility and cut THEMSELVES in half.
Joe Reaves 3 years ago
Judging by how they cut child poverty levels, watch out for the all new definition of homelessness which doesn't include anyone sleeping in a shelter, tube station, on a park bench, or who owns a tent.
Sam Frings 3 years ago
And then we'll privatise the cutting in half service for a song, send the remains to rawanda and claim we were at a work event when we getting pissed and shagging pig heads while watching replays of the operation
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Scott Crowell 3 years ago
Here have another sip of this special mushroom tea and will will be in Hogwarts soon.
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Mrs. Jan Glass 3 years ago
OMG! It's the guy who plays violin in Kansas! We ARE just dust in the wind....
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Rosie Hamilton 3 years ago
Who hasn't seen a Dalek being transported? Those things are slow and can't do stairs well. The TARDIS is a different matter...
Robert T 3 years ago
Not until they learnt how to fly, now they're a real nightmare!
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zovjraar me 3 years ago
my husband is watching Dr Who while i scroll through Bored Panda... worlds collide.
Two_rolling_black_eyes 3 years ago (edited)
When the hole has to be bigger on the inside, call D.R. Hugh Construction. ESCAVATE!! ESCAVATE!!
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NsG 3 years ago
What are you complaining about? This *IS* a normal day in the UK. (Possibly Newcastle, I can't see enough geographic identifiers)
Randolph Croft 3 years ago
Just the Sparta display escaping from the British Museum. Nothing to see here.
Robert T 3 years ago
Boudica is just out of shot on the right. She's had enough of Boris' shite.
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago (edited)
Damn, these stag parties are getting increasingly elaborate.
Gavin Johnson 3 years ago
300 (the film) was launched in London with these gents visiting various places around the capital….. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/army-of-angry-spartans-startle-commuters-on-the-tube-in-central-london-9765485.html
HarriMissesScotland 3 years ago
Considering that the average age of men in my town is 101, I would love to see this.
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Nubis Knight 3 years ago
Beside the crying the broken arm surely count as emergency. Doesn't it? DOESN'T IT?!??
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2WheelTravlr 3 years ago
Not a Disney park. Someone just appropriated the Goofy art.
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Snorkeldorf 3 years ago
I was nine years old on a carnival ride with my friend. Never had been on a double ferris wheel. Wound up terrified, shaking and ultimately fighting the need to throw up. Every time we went by the ride operator my friend, lord love her, was yelling "Stop the Sky Wheel, she's sick, she's sick!". Operator never stopped the ride and when it finally ended my good friend said, "Why didn't you stop? She's sick". Never forget the guy said "Yah, she looks sick". Still don't care much for rides.
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Gavin Johnson 3 years ago
At the side of a major road, what do you expect the Scottish worker to do? Keep cutting for a couple of miles along the side of the road into England? No, they are paid to cut up to the border, that’s what they’ve done. Nothing to do with refusing to cut England’s grass, just doing their job.
Dilly Millandry 3 years ago
Quite - it's not like the grass on the English side has been allowed to grow rampantly wild either.
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Me myself and I 3 years ago
Scots love everyone... except Boris but noone loves him!!
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Got Myself 4 Pandas 3 years ago
I love this sign, every Scottish person breathes a sigh of relief at crossing this sign on the motorway - home sweet home. Nothing against any other country, but home is home and it’s always good to be back
HarriMissesScotland 3 years ago
I may have been born in the US, but from the moment I took my first step into Scotland, I felt like it was home. Living there proved that. Now I just have to get back.
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They spelt it wrong though. it's ane. As in "coot yeer ane fookin gruss."
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best turtle 3 years ago
excuse me sir do you have time to discuss why you should eat more chicken instead of beef
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Ancsuri 3 years ago
The picutre is from a Hungarian Soap called Among friends, and that is "uncle Willie" :D
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Kayjunmoon 3 years ago
Reminds me of the British Brexit politicians who talked about 'British fish'. Apparently fish need passports.
Anyone-for-tea? 3 years ago
I told a lady I know that there was only a finite amount of water in the world, and we’re drinking the same water the dinosaurs drank, she didn’t believe me and said she would have to ask her daughter who works for the water board!! So I imagine her buying a product like this!
Mermaid Elle-Jaye 3 years ago
Omg don’t them started on it, Aparently it’s mineral contents, you can get their beer and Guinness from Australia brewery and import the uK and Irish ones and pour them both annnnd 100% they (the UK or Irish person) can tell the difference between the two by taste. I like to do fun pointless stuff at work 😆 most say it’s mineral content of the water etc but yeah
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SCP 504 3 years ago
May we praise the lord for the failure of the censor algorithm
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Pizzagirl 91 3 years ago
It's still Italian pizza, but you've got to share with the sheep.
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Tobias Reaper 3 years ago
i know what he says Ring-ding-ding-ding-dingeringeding! Gering-ding-ding-ding-dingeringeding! Gering-ding-ding-ding-dingeringeding
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will bower 3 years ago
Paperclip: "Hey, can I help you with anything". Me: "yes, I've just run out of loo roll. can you get some please". Paperclip: "Sorry I don't understand the question". Me "useful as ever"
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Bubba 3 years ago
New homes for young families. Reserve now! Starting at £360k. A sad reality these days.
Rick 3 years ago
You’re having a laugh right? A small flat in Lambeth costs double that. Houses (semi detached and detached) don’t go for under a million.
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Anna Tribe 3 years ago
I live in a very small town in North Sweden and there aren't enough rented apartments, especially smaller ones for those who live outside the town in big houses but want to sell and move into town to a small apartment. So the local county housing said OK, well we'll build smaller apartments and make sure there is a lift and larger doorways etc for those who are disabled. Brilliant stuff. Built the apartments and put them online for people to see and book them. Nope. The elderly people who had asked for the apartments couldn't afford to rent them. Such high standard that the apartments had huge rents. Even now they are struggling to keep them rented because they are so expensive. People complain there isn't enough houses around for young families but if there aren't any smaller places for the elderly to move into they can't sell their houses to young families. It's just wrong
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naaah... I'm a panda 3 years ago
i think there should be few of those creepy smile faces whit white theet
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Lisa Tetlow 3 years ago
Remember...Noel spelled backwards is Leon and Liam spelled backwards is Mail. It's not important. Just noticed it.
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Rosie Hamilton 3 years ago
Looks like it was done by a blind person though!!
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SoozeeQ 3 years ago (edited)
Oh dear! Somebody didn't like the deceased. Should the police perhaps investigate their manner of death?
Got Myself 4 Pandas 3 years ago
Not necessarily, could easily be a nickname or long running joke knowing folks humour over here
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Tiny van Pouderoyen 3 years ago
Nothing But Good Should Be Said of the Dead — He’s Dead. Good.
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Suzanne Haigh 3 years ago
Not until the train conductor comes round and says you "Have not Paid" Whilst you are holding a bought that day ticket in your hand and threatening to call the police - never caught a train since
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thEBOrdeSTpaNDA 3 years ago
Charlie Chaplin once came 40-somethingth in a charlie-chaplin-lookalike competition
Mrs. Jan Glass 3 years ago
Dolly Parton once lost a Dolly Parton lookalike contest, too!
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Axolotl King 3 years ago
I love the way it looks but please tell me that's not due to pollution or something
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TuesdayDangerGirl 3 years ago
I'm forced to comment on this. I don't have anything to add I just feel required
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Brendan Roberts 3 years ago
C3PO tried to help his friend, but the Dark Side of drugs got the better of him.
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Nathaniel 3 years ago
Remember them grey crossover days when you would have a VCR and a DVD player and a console and some box for all your scart leads etc etc?
M O'Connell 3 years ago
Lucky you with your SCART, all we ever got in the USA was s-video.
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Got Myself 4 Pandas 3 years ago
And it attracts dust like mad - could clean it twice a day and it’s still be dusty the next morning
Sian E 3 years ago
A tempered glass stand for a TV, DVD player and your DVDs. This design and similar were (and still are) very popular in the UK.
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Chris Zaydel 3 years ago
This is true. Just went to a wedding reception, and the dancing crowd goes nuts over this song.
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Monika Rhodes 3 years ago
The bag looks similar to tesco supermarket bags. I think. tesco-red-...aa3555.jpg 
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Brendan Roberts 3 years ago
Working from home, I'm shirt and tie above waist, and tie fighter pyjamas below.
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Joe Reaves 3 years ago
Pretty sure being completely gutted by fire is the reason for that.
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Donkey boi 3 years ago
Only the Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish care about the difference. The Scottish are the most upset about and likely to point it out. The Irish republicans will probable mumble about it. The Welsh are usually too easy going to bother caring. I'm going to take a wild stab in the dark and ask, are you Scottish by any chance?
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Nah- he'd have thrown the umbrella to the side like trash. He can't be bothered with such things lol
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Robert T 3 years ago
It's a driving school car. Somebody won't be passing their driving test. They may also have been going too fast!
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Francisco Manuel Teruel Gutiérrez 3 years ago
It's OK, provided that you don't leave the designated area.
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Donkey boi 3 years ago
You don't need the security box for the "Lighter" 30% Less fat one! It's basically hard milk!
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Mouse 3 years ago
This comment helped choose my movie for tonight😁 Now I need to watch The People Under the Stairs
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Chinmayee Kalghatgi 3 years ago
That’s not me, I’d try staying awake for 24 hours just in case. I end up losing lots of me time worrying about whether or not they’d reply
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ChimeraBubbles 3 years ago
I know that junction. Also, Frome rhymes with broom, for those that care to know. It doesn't matter but it bothers me that it gets mispronounced. Lol
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phil bishop 3 years ago
Bell end? You censored bell end? Nobody outside the UK even knows what it means...
Lesley Thomas 3 years ago
Correct. Asking from Australia what does bell end mean?
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Nubis Knight 3 years ago (edited)
Barbarian! He forgot the bread bun and raw onion rings to make it a decent German meal! Mett! I love METTbrötchen! ♡
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Lola Atkinson 3 years ago
I sent Tate Modern a £30.000 bill for my funeral after having bored me to death.
Kira Okah 3 years ago
London Eye? Honestly, go at night around autumn/winter. The lights on the cityscape on a clear night are actually really cool.
Mrs. Jan Glass 3 years ago
Look at that: centuries of history. And clouds. You got your money's worth, Tourist! Now let's go to the pub and get a pie and pint.
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K. Lange 3 years ago
I remember the day when England had won the Rugby world championship. I was many times in the UK, but I have never seen the people party as hard as on this day...
Tiny Dancer 3 years ago
That's nothing! I was there in the '70s in a quiet cafe when a local concert ended. A concert by The Bay City Rollers. I survived that onslaught of screaming plaid-laden girls, I can survive anything, lol!
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BobTDG 3 years ago
Why are you being downvoted. I've equalised both your pro Scot comments.
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K. Lange 3 years ago
I remember the day when England had won the Rugby world championship. I was many times in the UK, but I have never seen the people party as hard as on this day...
Tiny Dancer 3 years ago
That's nothing! I was there in the '70s in a quiet cafe when a local concert ended. A concert by The Bay City Rollers. I survived that onslaught of screaming plaid-laden girls, I can survive anything, lol!
Load More Replies... BobTDG 3 years ago
Why are you being downvoted. I've equalised both your pro Scot comments.
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