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#2

They Are Turning

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533points

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ADHORTATOR 3 years ago

He ist totally right

130points

You may arrive at r/CasualUK thinking you already know all about British people from movies and TV shows but as you will see from the pictures, not every stereotype holds true. To give you a crash course that will make it easier to browse the subreddit, we can take a look at what a British online newspaper called The Independent had to say on the subject.

Brits do drink tea all the time. When the Sons of Liberty tipped 45 tons of tea into the sea during their Boston Tea Party, Britain was mortified. And not just because of the lost tax but because, well, but also because it was such a waste. They consume about 5 pounds of tea per person each year and most native Britons would hook themselves up to an IV drip of the stuff if they could.

#3

Career At Royal Mail, Anyone?

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528points

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Andrew Gibb 3 years ago

chap door run

38points

Autumn 3 years ago

We called it cherry kncoking

6points

Avery S Alberico 3 years ago

I called it "Ding Dong Ditch!"

5points

Vanta Black 3 years ago

Knock knock ginger.

1point

Beth W 3 years ago

You're Scottish aren't you? 😹

1point

Cocoa pop 2 years ago

Knock-a-door run

0points

Scagsy 3 years ago

Knock-A-Door-Run was the rather unimaginative title in our area. I've heard it called Knock-Down-Ginger as well, though I think that's a London thing.

20points

Dippin Dot 3 years ago

Ding Dong Ditch in the US

25points

Carrie de Luka 3 years ago

We called it knock down ginger in my area as well - South East UK.

11points

Yoga Kitty 3 years ago

"Klingelmännchen" in German, which roughly translates to "tiny man that rings the bell"...

2points

RoseTheMad 3 years ago

I've heard it called Black and White Rabbit up North of England, as well as Knocky-Door-Run, Knocky-Nine-Doors, Rapatat-Run (or something like that, from "rapping" (knocking) on the door and running) I didn't do it myself though... except on my own parents. I was far too much of an anxious child lmao.

1point

Marion Connolly 3 years ago

run-away-knock in my area

1point

Sam Kunz 3 years ago

Oh in Baltimore there was a really awful name for it. Won't repeat it

0points

I’m A Black Cat 3 years ago

Sorry but..."ran" would be the correct tense here?!

4points

Samantha Power 3 years ago

This one made me lol indeed :)

4points

third molar 3 years ago

I almost scrolled down thinking its one of those ads in boredpanda!!

3points

Dieonika 3 years ago

They have that in the US too, it's called Ding Dong Ditch.

3points

PatriciaB 3 years ago

We call it knock a door run

0points

Samantha PandaNotBored 3 years ago

Knock out ginger

2points

James016 3 years ago

It's funny because it's true

2points

Philly Bob Squires 3 years ago

In Philadelphia, PA USA... Knock Knock Zoom Zoom...

1point

CultOfBambi 3 years ago

Tok-tokkie in South Africa, I think. It was a long time ago...

1point

Mónica Elisabeth Sacco 3 years ago

HAHAHAHAHA!

0points

Mike A 3 years ago

If that was my mailman I'd wait outside.

0points

Vanta Black 3 years ago

With my bad back? Are you kidding?

0points

Elly Clifton 3 years ago

brilliant, for expert knock and runners

0points

Anna Phalactic 3 years ago

Yup, knock out ginger..

0points

Anja Hübel 3 years ago

It's called Knockdown Ginger where I was brought up! A lot more fun in Germany where there are blocks of flats with all the doorbells outside next to the front door. So my mum tells me, who played the game in Berlin in her youth.

0points

Deep One 3 years ago

Ding Dong Dash

0points

Ryyde Cade 3 years ago

Tok Tokkie - Cape Town, South Africa

0points

George Andrew Rose 3 years ago

darn millenials

0points

DanieLegz 3 years ago

It's Knock down ginger in South East London!

0points

Nina 3 years ago

😁😁😁

0points

DogMom 3 years ago

We called this Nicky Nicky Nine Doors

0points

InfectedVoice 3 years ago

Knock out ginger.

0points

Lucy Skinner 3 years ago

Ha! That does sound fun

0points

Laura Nicole 3 years ago

Lmfao this is amazing. I also scrolled past it initially without reading, because I thought it was a Facebook advertisement

0points

Natalia A 3 years ago

This is so true. I've watched postmen (and women) come to the door, and by the time I walk downstairs they're walking away leaving their little shitty cards instead of the parcel. They don't even ring the doorbell, just tap on the doorbell so lightly it's barely audible. If I don't watch from the window, I'll miss the parcel. The doorbell is right there!!

0points

Vicky Z 3 years ago (edited)

😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 i knew someone would appreciate my talent eventually!

0points

Art Tomboy 3 years ago

In the UK at a residential I did as a kid me and my friend were in the same room and the boys dorm had the code box into the girls dorms but the girls couldn't get to the boys, the earliest they did kkr (knock knock run) or the 3 d's (ding dong ditch ) was at 3 in the morning. The boys pulled the fire alarm to so they could raid the girls secret stash of sweets apparently one girl was sexually assaulted but that's a rumor no one knows if it's true or not

0points

HooowlAtTheMoon 3 years ago

I love this so much its insane

0points

Donkey boi 3 years ago

I love how there are so many names for a game I've never heard of! I grew up in the Irish countryside, you'd have to run a mile just to get to the next house!

0points

Nerdy 3 years ago

I love seeing what it called in other countries!!! Here in the USA ding dong ditch.

0points

*me* 3 years ago

In America it’s ding dong ditching

0points

Sanne Roovers 3 years ago

Hahahaha

0points

Janine B. 3 years ago

Oh my God, I'm dying. 😂😂😂😂

0points

Sue Grigg 3 years ago

Lol.

0points

Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago

At least they are honest.

0points

Peppy Mozzani 3 years ago

. . . just like FedEx, UPS, and other delivery services in the U.S.

-1point

Suzanne Haigh 3 years ago

Only during quarantine.

-1point

Vorknkx 3 years ago

I was pretty good at this game. Also - throwing water baloons from the 9th floor at unsuspecting passers-by :D

-2points

*me* 3 years ago

That’s horrible but funny

2points

#4

Too True

Final score:

524points

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Samantha Power 3 years ago

Having lived in the USA for 15 years, this is very true

75points

Brits also form a queue whenever they get the chance to. If waiting in an orderly fashion was an Olympic sport, Great Britain would line up to take gold, silver, and bronze. Apparently, they queue politely at bus stops and airports, in shops, and even at bars. Maybe they're not standing in a perfect line at the bar, but they all know in which order they arrived, and who gets to order when.

However, Brits don't necessarily think of nine pints of lager as a quiet night. Yes, they like to have a beer but they're not always drunk. Even though many students are perfectly capable of consuming 14 units of alcohol on a night out, when it comes to pure alcohol consumption per capita, they're not even in the top ten.

#5

First Day Back At School Took Its Toll On This Little Girl

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508points

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Lydia Dean-Melchior 3 years ago

This post needs no words except... I feel ya little one. I feel ya.

126points

#6

A Touching Moment Between A Scottish Piper And A Traditional African Drummer As They Play Together In Edinburgh. It Was A Beautiful Display Of Humanity But Unfortunately It Sounded Like A Cat Being Kicked Down A Flight Of Wooden Stairs

A Touching Moment Between A Scottish Piper And A Traditional African Drummer As They Play Together In Edinburgh. It Was A Beautiful Display Of Humanity But Unfortunately It Sounded Like A Cat Being Kicked Down A Flight Of Wooden Stairs

Final score:

496points

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Andrew Gibb 3 years ago

for those of you that want to hear it: https://www.highlandpiper.scot/afridonia-pipes-and-djembi/

93points

Also, contrary to popular belief, Brits don't talk about the weather all the time. Since they are not the most socially confident people and have around 120 days of rainfall a year, there isn't much sense for them to indulge in chit-chat, like "Isn't it rainy?" "Yes, just like yesterday."

This brings us to a common phrase, saying that Brits are reserved. Which is true. In foreign parts, this tends to translate as "snooty" but in fact, they're just a bit shy, almost apologetic for their presence. In his Notes From a Small Island, Bill Bryson finds that many of their sentences begin “Sorry, but…” So in a city, only beggars, lunatics and tourists speak to other members of the public; in London, you'll be lucky to make eye contact.

But for someone who likes to keep for themselves, they sure as heck have a hilarious sense of humor. Which is obvious if you visit r/CasualUK!

#7

I'm Glad That Someone Was Able To Help With The Answer

Final score:

443points

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Premislaus de Colo 3 years ago

I love acts of kind vandalism

151points

#8

Is This The Most British Photo Ever?

Final score:

415points

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Carrie de Luka 3 years ago

Yes, yes it is. Also a very popular location for defibrillators now.

114points

#9

You Don’t Choose To Be The Postman, You Become The Postman

Final score:

406points

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Sue Hazlewood 3 years ago

Pass the parcel

101points

#10

Just Looked Up From My Breakfast To This

Final score:

405points

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Susan Green 3 years ago

You should invite her in for tea and crumpets. Be rude not to.

151points

#11

Its Content Like This That I Tune Into Bbc Breakfast For

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395points

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Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago

Maybe if all channels showed cute animals first thing in the morning we would all start our day on a happy note.

26points

#12

Imagine Walking Out To Find Your Car In Scaffolding

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378points

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Zena Marsh 3 years ago

I like your mate. Gold star for effort

126points

#13

“Gran Never Lets Me Have KFC”

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364points

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Raven Sheridan 3 years ago

Oh look! Peasant food!

75points

#14

To Whoever Told Me To Leave My Car At The Pub And Take The Bus Home; Turns Out I Was In No Fit State To Drive That Either

Final score:

350points

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Zena Marsh 3 years ago

Talk about door to door...

59points

#15

Queen Colour Swatches

Final score:

349points

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Sue Hazlewood 3 years ago

I love the bright outfits she has been wearing.

80points

#16

Good From You, Royal Mail

Final score:

348points

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Raven Sheridan 3 years ago

Good aim!

113points

#17

That’s A Wrap, Folks!

Final score:

312points

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Raven Sheridan 3 years ago

Hopefully they put a potato in the tailpipe!

76points

#18

Shoutout To Tony Having His Birthday At Legoland Windsor

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295points

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Steve Barnett 3 years ago

'Telemachus'? Aged 10 and already in therapy. Oh, and it's perfectly acceptable to be 36 and still love Lego; I'm older and still have mine.

60points

#19

Thank You Kind Vandaliser!

Final score:

288points

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Samantha PandaNotBored 3 years ago

Brilliant thanks 😊

57points

#20

I Knew Exactly Which House He Meant

Final score:

276points

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Shika Louis 3 years ago (edited)

"Oi, Nick, you got my package, mate?" "How'd you know?" "You're the only grump on this street." "So very true." "So, can I have my package then?" "No."

110points

#21

Time Flies

Final score:

269points

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Let’s All Just Try And Be Decent 3 years ago

For all the confused Americans out there, the ladies on the right are characters from a soap opera called Eastenders, which is basically bargain basement version of the show Dallas, where people in a fictional part of London are all constantly miserable and suspicious, all sleep with each other's spouses, eat a lot of battered sausage and chips, kill each other in stupid ways, long lost relatives show up, people find out their sister is really their mum, and yell "GET OUT OF MY PUB" whilst dissing each other's outfits. Been on BBC for decades. Hope that helps!!

31points

#22

My Hometown Really Wanted To Put Up A Historical Plaque But Struggled To Find A Noteworthy Event To Celebrate.

Final score:

269points

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Steve Barnett 3 years ago

Sleep tight!

60points

#23

Nice One Rbs

Final score:

267points

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Brendan 3 years ago

During my student days, that would be good news!

42points

#24

Things Have Got A Little Out Of Hand In Pembrokeshire

Final score:

264points

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SarahScouse 3 years ago

I wondered what happened to Fred's weather map!

9points

#25

Nhs Proudly Taking Top Answer Here. Also Please Give Blood This Christmas

Final score:

254points

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Ember 3 years ago

Ha ha ha!

31points

#26

I Don't Believe Him

Final score:

252points

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Sue Hazlewood 3 years ago

Well that is just insulting to the great Brenda Fricker.

141points

#27

The Perfect Sunday

Final score:

249points

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Zena Marsh 3 years ago

Sounds good to me

39points

#28

Only In The UK

Final score:

247points

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Zena Marsh 3 years ago

I hope the RSPCA were informed

30points

#29

“Where’s The Pride Flag?” “Who Knows, Just Whack Out The Twister Mat”

Final score:

245points

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Sue Hazlewood 3 years ago

Pick up your damn rubbish!

198points

#30

M&s Made My Sandwich Gay

Final score:

241points

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Raven Sheridan 3 years ago

Explore your sexuality. One sandwich at a time.

60points

#31

My Spanish Mate Has A Paella Pan. Asked To Borrow It And Put It To Good Use Yesterday

Final score:

229points

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Craig Brown 3 years ago

where's the eggs!

12points

#32

Hard To Believe That 10% Of Global Shipping Goes Through Here

Final score:

213points

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Kenny Kulbiski 3 years ago

Call the Tonka Toy excavator.

9points

#33

So This Is What My Mate Woke Up To This Morning

Final score:

203points

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Love unicorns 3 years ago

....................weird thing to steal

45points

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#34

Efficient Poster Design In Bridgnorth Pub

Final score:

77points

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Alex the awful German 3 years ago

this is great!

22points

#35

Bbc Science Magazine Sounds Scarily Similar To My 10 Year Old Cousin

Final score:

76points

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Roxy Eastland 3 years ago

Oooh, now I want to know. Except the last one. We know the answer to the last one.

18points

#36

My Friend From Work Is Moving To A New Job So I Made Her A Cake

Final score:

74points

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qwerty 3 years ago

I have found my spirit cake.

27points

#37

As British As It Gets

Final score:

74points

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A 3 years ago

He should have considered himself lucky that he wasn't sent to the Tower.

4points

#38

How Dad Are You?

Final score:

73points

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Hooked 3 years ago

OMG....I'm very dad !

34points

#39

Hell, How Hot Is Her Brew?!

Final score:

71points

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James016 3 years ago

Not hot enough

3points

#40

Maybe Someone Should Check In On Sheffield And Make Sure They’re Ok

Final score:

71points

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Susan Green 3 years ago

Okay....

20points

#41

Well... That's That Problem Solved Then

Final score:

71points

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Raven Sheridan 3 years ago

Modern problems require modern solutions.

37points

#42

A Mosque, Next To A Bong Shop, Next To A Sex Shop, Next To A Polish Supermarket (Reading, Berks)

Final score:

71points

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Raven Sheridan 3 years ago

Looks like Reading's got all the demographics needs covered.

28points

#43

There Are 2 Types Of Texts

Final score:

71points

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Kristof De Smet 3 years ago

I call it 'direct communication'

18points

#44

Council Finally Telling The Truth On How Long The Roadworks Will Take

Final score:

69points

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James016 3 years ago

That's being ambitious. It is a council after all

4points

#45

So I Was Watching Bbc America And This Happened

Final score:

67points

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Marianne 3 years ago

Epic!

8points

#46

I'd Love To See This Too

Final score:

66points

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Solidhog 3 years ago

4 workman on a seven mile stretch being watched by 3? When did they start doubling the workforce?

30points

#47

Spotted In Birmingham

Final score:

65points

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El muerto 3 years ago

I think there are people in Essex that get me

6points

#48

For Real, Can We Talk About How The Lidl Bakery Section Is Way Better Than It Has Any Right To Be

Final score:

64points

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Roxy Eastland 3 years ago

It really truly is. I go there just to get the mini pizzas and savoury pastries with things like goats' cheese on. No one else does them, and at those prices.

24points

#49

A Bloke Tucking Into Full English Breakfast On The Tube

Final score:

64points

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Shika Louis 3 years ago

"Alright John. Wanna a sausage? Missus wouldn't let me in, so I went to my local for a slap up brekkie!"

15points

#50

Every Time I Visit My Parents House I Find Out They've Got New Cutlery

Final score:

63points

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Nat Hedley 3 years ago

Me and my husband have a teaspoon in our cutlery drawer stamped 'Liverpool Hospital Management Committee'. Neither of us have any idea how it got there. Also, we don't live anywhere near Liverpool or know anyone that does.

13points

#51

With This Sort Of Entertainment Why Wouldn’t You Pay £90 A Month

Final score:

63points

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Zena Marsh 3 years ago

I don't have SKY, thank God

8points

#52

I Do Love National Rail Social Media

Final score:

62points

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lenniee 3 years ago

Luke's keeping it real.

11points

#53

Beautiful ❤

Final score:

62points

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Premislaus de Colo 3 years ago

Shithouse poet <3

14points

#54

My Kind Of Money

Final score:

60points

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Tolga ÜSTÜN 3 years ago

Bank works in Mysterio ways my child!

24points

#55

Our Lecturer Is Showing Us A Clip Of Himself On Bbc News Explaining The Topic Instead Of Just Explaining The Topic. I’ve Never Been Flexed On So Hard In My Life

Final score:

59points

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Alex the awful German 3 years ago

a lecture that could have been a link

30points

#56

Refilling The One Time Purchased Waitrose Washing Up Liquid With The Classic Aldi Purchase On A Weekly Basis To Maintain A Certain Level Of Grandeur

Final score:

57points

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Julie 3 years ago (edited)

Washing up liquid? I was curious to see if this was what folks from the UK called soap...so I googled "What does the UK call soap?"...and my results were "Coronation Street and EastEnders".

6points

#57

Lanarkshire's New Gritter

Final score:

57points

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Andrew Gibb 3 years ago

How dare you!

9points

#58

I'm Not Walking In The Mud So You Don't Have To Let Go Of Your Fella's Hand. He's Not Going To Run Into Traffic Sarah. He's 35

Final score:

55points

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Nat Hedley 3 years ago

Sounds like someone's trying to create an opportunity to steal my husband o.0

2points

#59

As An American Living In Britain This Is Both Embarrassing And Hilarious

Final score:

53points

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Sue Hazlewood 3 years ago

Typical Clarkson.

15points

#60

Something We Can All Get Behind

Final score:

52points

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ADHORTATOR 3 years ago

France and Britain, worlds best ennemies :-)

17points

#61

I Know I Need To Lose A Bit Of Weight But Delaying My Train Like This Is A Bit Harsh

Final score:

52points

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Samantha PandaNotBored 3 years ago

It was an elephant moving house. Omg what else do you expect an elephant who wants to move house to do . Fly ?

1point

#62

Don’t Look Back. Just Run

Final score:

51points

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Nat Hedley 3 years ago

It's just good advice.

9points

#63

You’ve Heard Of Elf On A Shelf, Now It’s Time For

Final score:

50points

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Zena Marsh 3 years ago

Does he glow in the dark now?

5points

#64

Girlfriend Is A Cartographer, And In Her Spare Time Makes Extremely Important Data Maps Like This

Final score:

50points

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Jazzy Mc. Jaz 3 years ago

nice!

1point

#65

Corona Virus Pandemic? What Can I Wear To Protect Me Whilst I Shop In Tesco?

Final score:

48points

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lenniee 3 years ago

I see no problem here

23points

#66

That Things First Match Will Always Be A Treasured Memory

Final score:

48points

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Gurnox 3 years ago

I really wish that would make a come back

18points

#67

Desperate Times, But Not That Desperate

Final score:

48points

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lenniee 3 years ago

Hey people have standards

21points

#68

Should’ve Gone For Two Tables Of Six With Judas At The Bar. Happy Easter!

Final score:

46points

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#69

An Entire Pavement In My Village Was Stolen Last Night!

Final score:

46points

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Alexandru Bucur 3 years ago

Yes, that's how it goes. First the garden path, then the pavement for the whole village...

40points

#70

Just Some Everyday Banter To Brighten Up Your Morning

Final score:

46points

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Noemie Houtekie-N'Da 3 years ago

The word excuzi is the literal best thing.

1point

#71

Even My Radio Thinks It's A 'Gangsta'

Final score:

45points

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James016 3 years ago

Bruv

2points

#72

I Hope It's Hummus

Final score:

43points

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hobbitly 3 years ago

That title XD

5points

#73

The Man Sitting In Front Of Me On The Train Is Using A Twix As A Pillow

Final score:

42points

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troufaki13 3 years ago

What?? What a waste of a good Twix!

11points

#74

Is This The Look Of Every Village Hall In The UK?

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40points

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Amelie C 3 years ago

Yes.

19points

#75

Disturbing To See Pringles Being Sold In A Packet Instead Of A Tube

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38points

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qwerty 3 years ago

Isn't this the antithesis of Pringles?

20points

#76

Kent Bad

Final score:

38points

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Raven Sheridan 3 years ago

Oh those poor unfortunate souls!

6points

#77

Incredible Optimism. I’ve Never Seen A Branch Of Wh Smith With More Than About 5 People In It

Final score:

38points

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Andrew Gibb 3 years ago

it is busier now that they also have the Post Office tucked away in there

15points

#78

Lockdown Tasting Menu, Course Four. Sandwich Aux Doigts De Poisson Avec Vingt Petits Pois, Une Frite Solitaire Et Notre Garniture De Fleurs De Haricots. Bon Appétit!

Final score:

38points

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Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago

A what-a-whata?

13points

#79

Otherwise Known As "Making Dinner"

Final score:

37points

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Andrew Gibb 3 years ago

I'm liking the picture of the flour on his nose and whatever he is making on the kitchen counter instead of a chopping board. All the food shown has reduced stickers on it, so there are some massive savings being made.

15points

#80

Calm Down Bbc It's Monday Morning

Final score:

37points

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Love unicorns 3 years ago (edited)

Is that speed? Bbc what have you done.......

6points

#81

Ahh Yes I Know This Guy

Final score:

37points

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Sue Hazlewood 3 years ago

Yes

18points

#82

I’m Now Prepared For Both When I Want To Bake And Then Have A Hot Drink And For When I Want A Hot Drink Before Baking

Final score:

36points

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Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago

Just don't get them mixed up lol.

13points

#83

My Other Half Making The Right Choices

Final score:

35points

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Lsai Aeon 3 years ago

I'm an American who lives with celiacs (wheat, rye, and barley will kill me) I've heard of Gregg's sausage rolls and they sound amazing. Someone please go eat a few for me.

0points

#84

As An American In The UK, I'm Learning All Sorts Of New Words! Today I Discovered That "Queues" Can Also Be Called "Wait Rows!"

Final score:

34points

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chi-wei shen 3 years ago

Wait until you come to Germany. There it is "wait snake".

20points

#85

It's Never To Early For A Pint!

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34points

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BananaJo 3 years ago

It's 5 o'clock somewhere

16points

#86

Ladies And Gentlemen, I Give You The Worlds Worst Person

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33points

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Andrew Gibb 3 years ago

his day job is as a plumber

10points

#87

New Vin Diesel Franchise Coming Soon From Stansted!

Final score:

33points

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James016 3 years ago

On The Buses and Furious

11points

#88

My Travels Peaked Last Month

Final score:

33points

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James016 3 years ago

Living the dream

7points

#89

Gotta Love Uni

Final score:

33points

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Marianne 3 years ago

Every object can be made sexist.

11points

#90

This Guy Is An Absolute Baller

Final score:

31points

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Eduard Korhonen 3 years ago

He'd feel cooler if the fan was actually running

11points

#91

Well That Was A Complete Waste Of A Morning. We Came All The Way To Liverpool Because We Heard Today Was The Day And No Bugger Else Had Shown Up

Final score:

29points

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Raven Sheridan 3 years ago

Don't worry. They didn't show up at the actual Area 51 either!

15points

#92

My Local Gp Surgery Has Had Enough!

Final score:

29points

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Sue Grigg 3 years ago

Using a communal telephone during COVID seems like a really bad idea.

8points

#93

When Your Uber Eats Driver Reminds You That Your Area Is Dodgy Politely

Final score:

28points

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WilvanderHeijden 3 years ago

Who wants to risk their bike for a few pounds?

12points

#94

Just A Reminder Of What £1100 In Rent Can Get You In London

Final score:

25points

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Julie 3 years ago

Is that a wee stove?

21points

#95

Popmaster Shout Outs In A Nutshell.

Final score:

25points

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Shika Louis 3 years ago (edited)

I would like to shout out to Barbara, who STILL HASN'T RETURNED MY LASAGNA TIN!!! It has now been one week, Barbara. I will steal your pavement!!! I WILL...

4points