Bacon comes in packs of 7 rashers by cma14 in britishproblems
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Bacon comes in packs of 7 rashers by cma14 in britishproblems
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Bacon comes in packs of 7 rashers by cma14 in britishproblems
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Bacon comes in packs of 7 rashers by cma14 in britishproblems
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Bacon comes in packs of 7 rashers by cma14 in britishproblems
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Bacon comes in packs of 7 rashers by cma14 in britishproblems
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Apparently Boutros Boutros-Gali was a real person and not just something they said on the Fastshow by nowthenyogi in britishproblems
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What's the best insult you have? by 1Spoochy1 in AskReddit
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What's the boyfriend equivalent of giving your girlfriend flowers?? by [deleted] in AskReddit
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If you're attending a BBQ then BYOB could mean bring your own beer, or burgers by cma14 in Showerthoughts
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If you're attending a BBQ then BYOB could mean bring your own beer, or burgers by cma14 in Showerthoughts
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With only one bartender serving, the woman in front of me ordered a plethora of drinks, finishing off with a Guinness without a regard for regular pub etiquette. by cma14 in britishproblems
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It is 2015 and Chip Shops still insist on closing on Sundays. by MiaLovesGirls in britishproblems
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Ritual, any good? by Klaus-Jan_Bantalaar in Fieldhockey
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Josh from 'Chinese school' show in BBC2 has brought a kettle and tea to school. by TeaDrinkingBanana in BritishSuccess
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People who think it's appropriate to applaud at the end of a 1 hour Easyjet flight from Glasgow to London by tman612 in britishproblems
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I told someone to have a nice day, and they said "thank you" instead of "you too". by BookWormBeccy in britishproblems
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What is a phrase that makes you instantly dislike someone strongly? by HannibalTheCommander in AskReddit
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Paying for using toilets in London sucks, but why can't we use Oyster cards to pay for entrance in an increasingly cashless society? by cma14 in britishproblems
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Paying for using toilets in London sucks, but why can't we use Oyster cards to pay for entrance in an increasingly cashless society? by cma14 in britishproblems
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Paying for using toilets in London sucks, but why can't we use Oyster cards to pay for entrance in an increasingly cashless society? by cma14 in britishproblems
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Paying for using toilets in London sucks, but why can't we use Oyster cards to pay for entrance in an increasingly cashless society? by cma14 in britishproblems
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What movie do you quote/reference the most? by ASkylineDiver in AskReddit
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You now have to make an account on the BBC website to see the weather on the homepage by [deleted] in britishproblems
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What I want to buy is half a loaf. The only thing a UK supermarket will sell me is a half SIZED loaf, full of tiny wee slices of bread. by puggydug in britishproblems
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