Hiya, love! Are you alright? When you think of Britain, what comes to mind? Enjoying a few pints at a pub with your mates or the delicious, greasy full English breakfast that serves as the perfect hangover cure the next morning? Perhaps you think of more posh stereotypes of the UK, such as having high tea and living like the queen (may she rest in peace). Maybe you just think of your home and your family, if you’ve been living on the fabulous island of Britain your whole life.
Regardless of where you’re from, if you’re familiar with the Brits and their humor, we’ve got the perfect list for you. We’ve scoured the Britain Relatable Instagram page for some of their best posts and memes and gathered them down below for all of you pandas to enjoy. From jokes about the heat wave that melted the UK this summer to cracks about some of Britain’s favorite celebrities, this list is full of pics that may not make the king proud, but they might still bring a smile to your face.
Be sure to upvote the posts you think encapsulate the British experience, and let us know in the comments what you love most about the UK. Then if your appetite for British humor (or should I say, humour?) still hasn’t been satiated, you can find another Bored Panda article on the same topic right here. Enjoy this list, and as they say in the UK, “xx”.
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The one on the left was designed by Giles Gilbert Scott, architect of Liverpool Cathedral. The one on the right is a shower cubicle.
Both stank of wee, but the newer ones always seemed to hold the smell in worse.
So they replaced the lovely old red booth with...ANOTHER BOOTH but this time made it just an ugly piece of modern architecture. Here in the US they took away all the phone booths. Now any public phones are just hanging on a wall or a post. So bad.
Yes. I live in the US, and I can't even think of any public phones anywhere.
Load More Replies...Our old village telephone box (not replaced btw - grrrr) has been turned into a library where you can exchange books, jigsaw puzzles, CD's etc as well as having a small notice board for sales and local advertising .....
Judge Amanda Potterfield wrote: Schreiber is either still alive, in which case he must remain in prison, or he is actially dead, in which case this appeal is moot'
Load More Replies...There is a famous case of a woman hanged a couple hundred years ago but survived the gallows. She was set free and went onto live the rest of her life as her death sentence had technically been carried out. Think it may have been in Scotland.
I believe that to be legally dead, you have to be totally brain-dead, so I suspect that his sentence wouldn't end.
You also have to have a doctor or paramedic confirm life extinct.
Load More Replies...Personal take, if it was bad enough to get a life sentence, I say no.
Load More Replies...Everyone did this. I bet this made up a large part of the arts and crafts budget.
So satisfying when you peel a huge piece off in one go.
Load More Replies...I STILL DO THIS. The most recent time (a few days ago) I put it on the back of my hand and it dried onto my hair. It was painful
While Brits are known for many things, such as being very polite and loving a good queue, they are also known for their dry sense of humor. The UK has given the world many beloved comedians and comedy writers, such as Ricky Gervais, Jack Whitehall, Sarah Millican and Phoebe Waller-Bridge, but not everyone perfectly understands British humor at first glance. If you’re from another country, navigating the wit and self-deprecation can feel like learning a new language at times, but have no fear. We’ve consulted this article from Education First to help outsiders understand exactly what these tea-loving people are joking about.
As Simon at Education First notes, “The key to understanding British humor is knowing not to take yourself too seriously.” He explains that Brits make light of their failures and downfalls to appear humble, approachable and relatable, so what may sometimes be perceived as a lack of self-esteem is just a Brit tackling life with a great sense of humor.
I remember a psychiatrist during lockdown saying something along the line of: It´s totally fine to talk with inanimate object, plants and such, you just got to contact us, if they start talking back...
Load More Replies..."We are very sorry sir, but the looney bin is fully booked already..."
Yes. It mostly converts to sugar in the birds system, providing little nutrients. On top of that, the increase in sugar screws with the ducks diet and leads to an increase in fecal bacteria which is bad for them, and anyone whom is in places they might defecate.
Load More Replies...This makes me laugh, I still feel bad for the lady but I would laugh if the robo cop walked away singing when I tried to report a mugging.
Yes, poor lady. But I'm still crying because of the official police robot being programed to sing any song at all!
Load More Replies...Looks like a relative of Ernie from Sesame Street. Wonder if Bert 's relatives work in law enforcement too?
Many, many aimed at people who really needed to be told the truth about themselves in a non namby pamby way. As an aside I've worked with Gordon a couple of times back in the day and he's a nice chap, the caveat being that if you f**k up, you are likely to be in for a short, sharp up close and personal ear blasting ; he's still not as bad as MPW was back in the day, and they are both much better than some of the violent, incapable, underwhelming wannabes I've had to endure over the years .....
Load More Replies...that kid is adorable! His Mom must be gorgeous because Dad....well....
Gordo should be prepared for teenage insults in the not too distant future. His mini me looks vicious. 😲
Another common theme in British humor that can sometimes confuse foreigners is the use of sarcasm. “Wait, that was a joke?” Yes, it probably was, but only context would tell you that, as a sarcastic joke might come from a straight-faced Brit. “Sarcasm and irony are ingrained in our DNA,” Simon writes. He mentions that a few popular shows that can give you an idea of the British love of sarcasm are The Office (the original version of course), The Thick of It, and The IT Crowd. And if you ever relocate to the UK, you will certainly pick up the sarcastic sense of humor, as you’ll be surrounded by it at all times.
In the same vein, Simon writes to never take anything Brits say too seriously. “A surefire sign that a Brit likes you is if they happily ‘offend’ you with the occasional witty, tongue-in-cheek comment,” he explains. “These are not mean-spirited statements, but rather a playful exchange of verbal sparring delivered with a smiling face and no apology. It can be used to make light of differences with new friends in an attempt to spark conversation.”
If you have stairs that creak, do you find yourself walking at the side so not to make it creak and disturb your partner?
This is 💯 percent true, I am a female living with my husband and his 4 guy friends (I live with 5 guys, lol) and can tell the weight of each of their footsteps.
I can tell the difference between 6 different adults and kids just by how they walk. (Because I live on the very bottom level of a family home.) You'd think my sister in law was the size of a horse if you heard her up there. :) (She's actually a small person.) And the kids are easy because they don't ever walk - it's just constant running. Wish I had that energy! It's also fun when my Dad plays his electronic drum set right above my bedroom. Never a dull moment around here. ;)
One time me and my brothers were waiting for our dad to walk down the street and we all could tell it was him from just his distant outline even though it was too dark and he was too far away to see any detail, we could tell purely by how he walked
This is like when the BBC sent Phil McCann to report from outside a petrol station during the shortage. 😳
Reporter Phil McCracken is quietly waiting for his time.
Load More Replies...My mum was operated on by a surgeon called Mr Butcher. Apparently he had heard every joke you could think of about his name.
I used to see an OB/GYN named Dr. Lady. I tried my best not to laugh, I'm sure she gets enough jokes!
Load More Replies...I lived in a place in Oxfordshire that genuinely had a car dealer called 'Nick Moore Cars' and a financial adviser called 'Robin de Banks', - you could'nt make it up ...
Unfortunately for him, he actually looks better as a woman. AND, he could've grabbed his own pu... Ugh...never mind.
"My throne is the best. Even my doctor said he never saw a better throne..."
I am going to be so happy when this asshat fades into history only to be remebered as a joke.
i am 75 and i hope i live long enuff to see the fat bastard get whats coming to him...😬
Load More Replies...And while Brits are masters at not taking life too seriously, they also have a keen ability to find humor in every single situation. “Brits use humor to lighten even the most unfortunate, miserable moments,” Simon notes. “There are few subjects we don’t joke about. It’s not used to shock and offend, but rather because Brits turn to laughter as a form of medicine when life knocks them and those around them down. Misfortune and failure are commonplace in British comedy – provided the jokes are in good taste (although ‘gallows humor’ is not uncommon). In most cultures, there is a time and place for humor. In Britain, this is not the case.”
& pretty sure men just eat ice lollies in front of each other without this nonsense
Load More Replies...I just wonder if the first pint occurred before, during, or after crashing into the picnic table?
First pint was before, then the car crashed and someone said "better have another for the shock then"
Load More Replies...There are times when only a pint will do 🍺 No salute for us. It's either cheers, bottoms up, down the hatch or geddit down ya!
It's very snazzy. I'd say it would have looked rather nice as a purple vest with a black tie, but that's just me.
Load More Replies...Can someone explain to a foreigner why so many members of the British Parliament look like they've either never heard of a hairbrush or purposely choose the hairdo of a 16th century syphilitic dentist?
Because they've gone from private school to university to the House without ever meeting a normal person.
Load More Replies...It's not just the hair, it's the look of utter despair and hopelessness.
Another aspect of comedy that Brits can’t get enough of is a good pun. In fact, they love puns so much that they even have an annual Pun Championship competition, which has been running since 2014 and is held in Leicester, England. The 2022 winner was Richard Pulsford, who provided the excellent lines, “My old Looney Tunes app still has Bugs in it," and, “Today I sent a food parcel to my first wife. Fed Ex.” After being crowned king of the pun, Pulsford spoke to Fife Today a little bit about how the competition works. “We are given a list of topics which may come up in advance, but then the topics get drawn at random on the night,” he explained.
I always joke when I go into the employees ladie's room at work about us having a rave if there's a line because the management added the same music in the restrooms as there is on the main casino floor.
I’m curious how the boy got the equipment! I’m guessing one of his parents or a sibling DJs for events like weddings or birthdays?
The second pic almost looks like a frog in the middle of a transformation to Kneau
Yeeeeeah….. cameras just add 10 pounds. How is that even possible, I want to know?
Is there a dude in a hazmat suite behind him? Drivers face says it all.
At the beginning of the pandemic ppe was only for health care workers, lots of people were making our own masks because we couldn't get hold of any. We also had no idea how bad things would get.
Load More Replies...I work safe or I don't work. I've told managers and higher level bosses that point blank at my job and gotten my way. You gotta stand up for yourself.
Pulsford’s prize for winning the pun competition included a bottle of bubbly and a boxing belt that he gets to hold onto for a year, until he competes again for the title or passes it off to someone else. But regardless of whether or not he decides to defend his title, Pulsford will certainly stay active as a comedian and pun king. He recently published a book of over 600 one-liners and puns, The Punball Wizard, and travels around performing at various festivals. His book also has rave reviews on Amazon, so I’m sure his fellow Brits are very proud of him for embracing his identity and becoming a master of a beloved facet of British humor, the pun.
Missed the step there - the straw must first be unwrapped from plastic
I frigging HATE paper straws and they like melt so quickly and then your drink tastes llike paper
I had this problem of a disintegrating straw so I had to go buy one of those metal straws. Now I keep one in my bag just in case lmao
Load More Replies...technically it does save plastic though because they aren't using more plastic for the straws
Arnold? You're welcome to tell him so on Twitter, he'll very likely respond like the gentleman he is.
Load More Replies...are window screens not common in the UK? most us homes have window screens
Load More Replies...That's an alien concept to 99% of British households. The other 1% have indoor cats and they're cat nets also working as as bug screens
Load More Replies...Fight fire with fire - or in this case, bugs with bugs. I have false widows around my windows, and they are the perfect flatmates. Quiet, respectful, never leave their webs, and always pay their rent (AKA eat flying insects) when I need them to.
Do Brits not have window screens? What kind of barbarians don't have window screens?
Fly screens are not a thing in the UK. At least not in the North of England were Im from
Typically younger, poorer, less educated, (arguably) white English kid from a council estate who wears tracksuit and Burberry accessories.
Load More Replies...While British humor can be enjoyed by audiences around the world, the jokes don't always land the same way in other countries. To understand the difference between American and British humor, for example, we consulted this essay written by Paul Goodman, an Anglo-American who has lived in both the UK and the US. One thing Paul mentions is that some humor just doesn’t translate well. “Some of the British comedy that I like, my American friends just find weird and not funny,” he explains. “Likewise, some mainstream American comedy can seem way too obvious for a Brit. One of my British blogger friends described it as like being hit on the head with a rubber mallet.”
It's a joke. Ash Brown, sounds like Hash Brown, the food in the image.
Load More Replies...Me... my whole life... unfortunately bartenders can't tell I have a great personality from a distance
If you're cold, though - dress up. We wouldn't want you to get sick.
It's in a synagogue. It's Simchat Torah - the celebration of having received the Torah at Mt. Sinai during the 40 years in the wilderness after leaving Egypt. Some synagogues have the tradition of unrolling an entire scroll so that we can all see the whole Torah at once. It's on the one hand hazardous - Torah scrolls are delicate (and expensive) iconic objects. On the other hand, it's awesome - what you see in this picture is only about one-quarter of the scroll. I'll bet that the young girl is reading a portion of the scroll.
Load More Replies...The issue here is that the scroll should not be held with bare hands. Letter can smear, and would need to be fixed before it can be used again, and, more importantly, if the parchment teras through a letter, the scroll becomes useless for religious purposes and needs to be buried. In general, there is something disrespectful about this whole performance.
It's very sacrilegious, and Klaf isnt actually parchment, it is a more raw form that than that. But the ink is a special ink that human hands would damage, etc. This is very sacrilegious
Load More Replies...I used to get into arguments like that on America OnLine. One lasted nine weeks and started on a tangent about how a group of Egyptologists in the late 20th century carbon dated the Great Pyramid of Gaza to around 26000 years old, while contemporary scientists claim it's only 4000 years old.
Paul also notes that there are some unique British quirks that Americans might not find as funny, as the style of humor has not been ingrained into their society. “There are some peculiarly British things such as the penchant for men dressing up as women that are just odd to the American mind,” he writes. “You’ll see this on shows like Monty Python and it has strong historical roots going back to Shakespeare and beyond. I didn’t fully realize how strange it was for Americans until I saw a Simpsons episode about it.”
I remember this. Ebbw Vale. Several similar happenings happned in a number of places in Wales during lockdown, incuding the Orme goats nomming flower gardens in Llandudno.
Some of them never went back to the Great Orme. They're still wandering the streets, stealing flowers. Mostly male goats. Lady goats wouldn't be so silly.
Load More Replies..."Local sheep stage protest when they go all the way to town to McD's to get ice cream, and are told the machine is broken."
For everyone wondering what a Freddo is: a chocolate bar that looks like a cartoon, made by Cadbury. https://www.cadbury.co.uk/products/cadbury-dairy-milk-freddo-11299
Freddo can go fornicate himself, certain not paying the price they are now for one. Yes I am old enough to remember when they were 10p
80p for a single Freddo is no joke :P But seriously, they are 80p here.
80p for a freddo!!!!! I remember when you could get a bag of sweets, a comic and still have enough for the bus fare home for that.. etc etc
Load More Replies...I’m sorry but here Freddos used to be 25p and now they are 75p! Outrageous
Have you also noticed that nostalgia isn't what it used to be? (Jimmy Carr joke.)
We can't believe those things too here but instead of Ferddo we say JPS
Pretty sure this isn't British. Or must be from before the 90s
Load More Replies...Nope. The thumb distracts the guard whilst the two fingers enter the gate. How do you do it?
Load More Replies...Another interesting point Paul brings up is that having a good sense of humor is apparently far more important in Britain than in the US. John Cleese once said, “An Englishman would rather be told he’s a bad lover than he has no sense of humor.” I’m not sure the same could be said of most Americans… “The Brits venerate humor itself and to be labeled witty in Britain is one of the highest compliments that you can be paid,” Paul writes.
Omg. Trump rocks. A word combination I never thought I'd say.
Load More Replies...Upvote this. My bed has metal feet and one day I'll melt them to nothingness. That'll larn them.
I hated seeing that when I was a night watchman at a museum house. I had to go through and check every room and turn off the lights, and sometimes I might miss a room. Then I'd have to go through the house all the way back again.
My dad was like this except when he left lights on, usually in rooms with multi bulb light fixtures, all of which he put 100W bulbs in. Usually at the same time as "listening" to the radio in the kitchen, and one in the garage, "watching" the portable tv in the breakfast room and the main one in the living room (where he was asleep), having left the garage and back door open, whilst alone in the house. He would locks us out regularly and often switch off the lights when we were in a room.
Now I'll have that song in my head for the rest of the day... but it could be worse :D
Load More Replies...As an American, I met a young lad from Woking on a flight. So I had to ask if he was woking home or had a ride from Heathrow. We had so much fun chatting throughout our flight.
I'll take the job - just don't make me go to Woking! (I grew up there so I figure I'm allowed to make jokes about it!)
Of the many things Brits can be proud of, their sense of humor is certainly up there. We hope you're enjoying this list of memes and pics that might make you feel at home or might make you wonder what the heck is going on in the UK. Keep upvoting the pics you think perfectly encapsulate the British experience, and then let us know in the comments what you love most about Britain. Then if you're looking for even more British humor, we recommend you check out this Bored Panda article next!
Maybe he's a failing magician. He tried to make a pillow but it stayed a twix. Hopefully he has some more twix up his sleeve. I'll leave now...
I couldn't work out what I was seeing. I thought the man was on the floor and reaching up with his arm between the seat and an incredibly tight aisle. Took me some hard looking to see that the fuzzy seat was a head.
I have tears. Omg SAME. I thought it was a dude reaching up and holding a flame 😂😂😂
Load More Replies...The trouble with zoom meetings is that you cannot exchange covert glances with your buddy about the nonsense some other person just said. Half of my communication gone just like that.
Good, I'm glad someone took it. Those dipshits banging pans "for the NHS" (aka for social points) did my nut in.
The clapping did sod all. They should have gotten a pay rise.
Load More Replies...And the home secretary says nurses can just leave if they don't like it. I'm just going to find a wall to bang my head on
Yeah because clapping makes up for not giving them a pay rise
Load More Replies...Was this for some kind of demonstration for or against the NHS? Stoopid American here being envious that you HAVE a national health service.
Serves you right for banging a pan and making a f****n racket on a CLAPPING evening
National Health Service. It's the universal healthcare system in the UK.
Load More Replies...Reminds me of a case where someone was cooking and needed space in the kitchen and put the pan on the step, scrap metal dealers took it away
I didn't! I did write on it, but I didn't engrave anything
Load More Replies...My wife once had a math class with a teacher who was I think Australian. He once said "the way I give tests, you'd better bring a rubber. This was at an American college, where rubber means condom, but apparently he didn't know that...
LMAOOO OMG POOR DUDE those girls were probably like oh? Especially since it’s college and they’re all legal adults….
Load More Replies...I remember when the Beckhams came to the US in the 00s to live and David did an interview that discussed the differences of the meaning of words and one being "rubber." In the US that's a prophylactic.
In my English lessons (in Russia) we were thoroughly untaught to call this thing "a rubber", so no, not me, I didn't have a rubber like this :)
Probably because in the US rubber is slang for condom.
Load More Replies...Sorry, but this American is trying not to laugh. Not trying to be disrespectful, but do you know what rubbers are here?
Omg and its literally called kinder surprise EGGS, I was today's years old
i've never had kinder eggs, how they be?
Load More Replies...Yeeeeeeah, unforeseen circumstances will do that to you! Thank God for savings and investments!
Had a coworker who recently moved from the USA and got hooked on watching Eastenders - he had to be told what ‘slag’ actually meant after he used it a few times in the office and looked well embarrassed - he thought it meant ‘idiot’ (For those of you not in the UK - ‘slag’ is basically our word for ‘a lady who sleeps around a lot’)
Load More Replies...So, what you're saying is that the whole Peppa Pig invasion was actually an attempt at re-colonization? Sneaky Brits...
We got ‘em back when we deployed Meghan Markle. Order ‘76 has yet to be executed.
Load More Replies...I loathe Pepper Pig and always smile when walking past the bacon in a supermarket
You should buy some Pepper Pig stickers and add them to the bacon packets, it could make your hatred even happier.
Load More Replies...Yup, my 4 yr old has a British accent cause of Peppa pig. We are Indian.
Works the other way too, I know loads of kids who say certain words in American accents, they've also started saying a lot of American words and phrases (saying candy instead of sweets, soda instead of juice etc.). My friend works in a nursery and says they can tell which kids watch a lot of youtube because of the way they speak.
I'll take the change please. Thank you. I'd rather put it toward a charity than make the rich richer!
It's a nice sentiment but I don't think 1p is worth it - even if you did this every day, you're only giving them £3.65 a year...
Load More Replies...Jeremy Clarkson is a twat in almost every way but I will stand before the Recording Angel and say this in his favour: he did once punch Piers Morgan.
I'm always amazed how some people burn through impossible amounts of money
Statistically speaking, if you suddenly came into a large sum of money, it would probably happen to you, too. There might even be a new drug addiction involved.
Load More Replies...Sorry, they won’t be out of the oven for another 10 mins. Can you come back or do you want a sausage roll instead?
Load More Replies...Greggs is a bakery, more commonly found up in the North of England, with its HQ being in Newcastle.
Load More Replies...They discontinued the Steak & Stilton sausage roll and i'm beside myself with grief! :(
i was on there once and ended up watching minecraft and world of warcraft vids
If I'm allowed to breathe I can do perfectly nothing. Not even think
Load More Replies...They went to school by dumping a laptop full of questionable-aged porn? Cuz that's what is going on in this scene.
There is something wrong with this picture. It looks like it has a motor, and I am sure dad had to row.
My SO's dad always has me in stitches with this, because he will keep on going to the nth degree. "30 km, in the snow, uphill both ways, along the way you had to stop at the local coal mine and work a 40 hour shift before continuing on to school; then turn around and repeat it on the way home. When you got home, you got a beating on the front porch for taking so long, and then sent to bed with no supper for crying & making a fuss." Growing up in England in the 60s & 70s must've been like Sparta!😳🤣🤣🤣🤣
One of my parents actually did do that on occasion and so did my grandparents! Said parent and grandparents lived in hilly areas growing up and my grandparents each lived on farms!
Note on this story - girl is autistic and wouldn't eat if they weren't there. Now, I had heard that the potato letters are being specially made for her, but I cannot find anything backing up that so take that as grapevine.
Thank you for the context! I just thought it was another story about entitled people
Load More Replies...If I recall correctly, when this was first posted, the daughter was autistic and those were the only things she would eat.
Remove this. It's not British humour to make fun of children with issues.
Aww this shouldn't be here, she may have ARFID and these are her only safe food
She has autism and this is the only thing she'll eat. Her parents tried giving her other foods.
Load More Replies...I genuinely hope this little girl is doing okay, has anyone been able to find any updates on this? The latest one was 6 years ago on a petition site :(
If all she'll eat is potato shapes, she's already starving of malnutrition.
Those of us who have raised autistic children often struggle with very limited diets. She was probably drinking some kind of juice, into which liquid vitamins can be stirred, which is what we did with our son when he was only eating four foods. Possibly she also drank milk or ate gelatin or other minor foods, but these may have been her main diet. Usually they add foods as they get older, but in the meantime, her sensory issues may prevent her from trying anything else. My son is an adult now and still wants all his chicken nuggets to be dinosaur shaped!
Load More Replies...Please take this down, BP. There's nothing funny about it. No one wants to laugh at a girl with autism.
She was actually dyslexic and Spanish and would only eat patatas bravas
I can't decide if they look more like Lips or more like Floyd with a dye job... out of the members of Dr. Teeth and The Electric Mayhem.
I'm the opposite, unfortunately. My cortisol went through the roof, and then so did the weight.
Load More Replies...They used to do that to us in elementary school and not once did anyone mention charity. Bastards.
They did it to me in primary school, the little twats
Load More Replies...Not everywhere (I thought it was just NSW). We called it casual clothes day.
Load More Replies...Clearly not British. Maybe some American who hasn't worked out that bathrooms are where you take a bath.
For those who don't know, sports direct mugs are like 3x the size of a normal mug, like can easily hold a full can of soup sized.
Thank you for the explanation. It sounds like I need to do some benchpress before I can lift that up.
Load More Replies...Does everyone just have a sports direct mug laying around but they don't know how it got there, it's just always been there or is it just me?
My Minecraft house after accidentally pouring one block of water.
I was going to say phone cord, but he's on a wireless.
Load More Replies...Could be anywhere in the uk lol. I’d swear it was South Wales only the car doesn’t say heddlu.
Is that Scotland? I'm only judging on the particular style of terrace.
Oh there's plenty of those in England and Wales as well.
Load More Replies...Twat is such a good word. Note to US residents the word rhymes with cat and hat.
Wow blast from the past, I forgot about both of those! Those charity swirly coin race things used to get me to put some pocket money in them any time I walked past one, a marketing genius.
For years my Wife and I would go to the Toronto Zoo, where there are about a dozen of these coin-swirlies scattered around. I'd have a pocketful of pennies and nickels (= 5p), and we'd wait until a family with little kids would come along, then I'd put in a coin or two and we'd watch it go around and around. And the kids would see, and they'd want to do it too. . . We probably screwed out a thousand dollars for the Zoo from those families....
We had a froggy bin at our primary school and every time I put something in I patted his head. I miss the frog bins
F*****g hate sweet caroline. I didn't find it great before it was being screamed every 5 minutes and now I can't bear it
Good times never seemed so good I've been inclined To believe they never would
The man should have his picture in the Oxford dictionary next to the word ‘twat’
I only pray the seating plan in Science doesn't change because my seat is perfect
No problem sitting away from friends, big problem when I was sat with my back to the door. Only lasted 10 minutes because the teacher asked why I was staring out of the window...I said I was watching the reflection of the door as I grew up with older brothers. I got seated elsewhere
The awkward pose of the girl in the bottom right photo sums up every primary school disco where you thought you had to pose like that to be cool, but inside you were cringing hard! Peer pressure was a b*tch
"Welcome to the club" *precieds to put a pack of crushed package of smarties and Puffs it out While kids in the back snort pixie sticks*
What he is really saying is he is going to sit in a beer garden all day getting blethered and watching the footie so he is going to have the hangover from hell and will be "sick" on Monday
Load More Replies...Temporarily forgot that I was reading Celsius and shivered before realizing the equivalent and eagerly nodding.
also 'black Friday'... to the best of my knowledge, Britain does not do Thanksgiving, so no black Friday either. Unless off course, some stores are jumping at the idea...
Load More Replies...Slim chance that any "mom" (assume they mean "mum") would have a stash of foreign currency laying around.
This is supposedly about Britain but there are no posts about baked beans. I am disappointed.
Here you go - 80% of UK Families Eat Baked Beans Once a Week. Baked-bean...613f2a.jpg
Oh sure the UK gets the funny ones and the US gets the hellworld dystopian ones.
I don't know if it is a British thing or not but you can watch someone sit for ages then as soon as their mobile phone rings they do more exercise walking about and talking during that call than they have done in the past week
Need to know- what are the British referring to by Freddos here? As measuring inflation by the price of Freddos.
If you want more of this kind of thing, look for the 'Angry People in Local Newspapers' facebook group.
This is supposedly about Britain but there are no posts about baked beans. I am disappointed.
Here you go - 80% of UK Families Eat Baked Beans Once a Week. Baked-bean...613f2a.jpg
Oh sure the UK gets the funny ones and the US gets the hellworld dystopian ones.
I don't know if it is a British thing or not but you can watch someone sit for ages then as soon as their mobile phone rings they do more exercise walking about and talking during that call than they have done in the past week
Need to know- what are the British referring to by Freddos here? As measuring inflation by the price of Freddos.
If you want more of this kind of thing, look for the 'Angry People in Local Newspapers' facebook group.
