#very british problems

[nemainofthewater]

I saw this on Facebook and immediately wanted to make a poll

The chocolate part of a digestive is

The top

The bottom

Voting ended onDec 19, 2024

[hydranomago]

Tea-tles

[bcacstuff]

[rainbowhyperfixation]

The first part is about Christmas and includes an anecdote about being a sullen elf. The next part talks about the first time he got drunk and his thoughts about his teenage virginity. After that it’s relatable things about texting. And finally a few snippets about vacation travel.

And here’s a little seasonal gif

[katiajewelbox]

Has anyone else noticed this trend? It's the same thing with people who ramble on about "emotional intelligence" often being egotistical and emotionally abusive to the people who actually know them.

Source: Very British Problems Facebook page

[lanfykins]

My parents are from Newcastle and Essex, but I was brought up in Scotland and consider myself Scottish. I have spent the past thirty years living in England and Wales. I am currently back in Scotland.

My accent does not know what to do. It is currently zipping from Perthshire to the Home Counties and back in between individual words. Any sentence soon I expect it to break down completely and break out in Geordie.

[thalialunacy]

Absolutely using this as a Johnlock writing reference

[okamirayne]