I suppose other plugs are considered attractive.
Don't say butt plugs.
what if you want to sleep during the day?
I don't know the difference!The rest of the world confusing London Bridge and Tower Bridge no matter how many times this is explained
How can it be working class to have a whole spare room that's only for special occasions?!Do people in other countries have a 'front room', which is basically a living room with all of your good furniture in that you're never allowed to go in except on special occasions? That's always struck me as a uniquely British, working class thing.
OMG I just know what's the most annoying thing ever, but I don't know if you even have a proper word for this, let me see. This applies to most of European countries, btw
How can it be working class to have a whole spare room that's only for special occasions?!
Do people in other countries have a 'front room', which is basically a living room with all of your good furniture in that you're never allowed to go in except on special occasions? That's always struck me as a uniquely British, working class thing.
At my Auntie's house everyone sat on chairs in the kitchen cum dinerHow can it be working class to have a whole spare room that's only for special occasions?!
I'm on a dialect border. You can hear Suffolk farmer chat and a hard Essex accent within the same sentence.The variances in regional accents fascinate me. Not sure if it’s just a Northern British thing but people speak in different accents/name things differently even though they live like ten miles apart
You guys say “like” a lot too.
Proper shutters in every window, you don't have them either.What is it?
Do people in other countries have a 'front room', which is basically a living room with all of your good furniture in that you're never allowed to go in except on special occasions? That's always struck me as a uniquely British, working class thing.
Aspirational!How can it be working class to have a whole spare room that's only for special occasions?!
What the fuck is in your bread?!Also sliced bread going moldy within a week.
WHAT?I don't know the difference!
My grandparents are like that! They NEVER use the front door, only the side door in the kitchen or the conservatory one, even GUESTS don’t walk through it!I visited a friend in Yorkshire and NOT ONLY did he have a front room they never used as described, they also DIDN'T USE THE FRONT DOOR? Like, that was for FANCY GUESTS?!
RaspberrySwirl is one.do other countries have cum diners in their houses?
I guess it has to be more with the weather, to be fair. But these days I only have rye one, which lasts forever.What the fuck is in your bread?!
Proper shutters in every window, you don't have them either.
Yeah, of our immediate neighbours we're the only ones who use the front door, everyone else has a side entrance.My grandparents are like that! They NEVER use the front door, only the side door in the kitchen or the conservatory one, even GUESTS don’t walk through it!
If we're eating at our desk in the office we tend to have cold food, but that could be salads too. Is that what you meant?Another odd thing, and this might apply to more countries than the UK is that you seem to only eat sandwiches for lunch when you work. Or is that not true?
I have massive windows in my flat, but also the option to shut the light out if needed.Of course we don’t. We have big windows to let the sun in, not shut it out.
I’ve thought this tooAnother odd thing, and this might apply to more countries than the UK is that you seem to only eat sandwiches for lunch when you work. Or is that not true?
Totally a cold country thing. I found shutters odd, but obviously in a hot country they make sense.Of course we don’t. We have big windows to let the sun in, not shut it out.
And please, the use of inches or pounds, that's very annoying.
I saw that the other day. Gloriously stupid.
RaspberrySwirl is one.
Hot food at your desk risks pissing off your coworkers with the SMELL, plus you have to queue for the microwave.I’ve thought this too
Meal deals really are all the range.
The spare room in our firmly middle class house was the STUDY, where the computers lived.
We'll also eat them at wedding receptions, but only if they're triangular.I’ve thought this too
Meal deals really are all the range.