HoraceAndPete@reddit
I imagine that was fucking infuriating.
HoraceAndPete
Why is anti-social behaviour so accepted in the UK?
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What is a stupid hill that you would die on?
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HoraceAndPete@reddit
Aye, fuck Chelsea.
It ain't like managers are worthless and can't turn the tide but I'd bet there are a fair few great managers at the bottom of the league who couldn't turn the tide most of the time vs. the big cash that gets you the top players in pretty much any sport, managers be damned. It's not like what you mentioned is one in a million though, that's part of why footy can be fucking amazing.
What is a stupid hill that you would die on?
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HoraceAndPete@reddit
I like your style.
What is a stupid hill that you would die on?
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HoraceAndPete@reddit
I forgive you, but it should've been a piece of cake.
What is a stupid hill that you would die on?
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HoraceAndPete@reddit
>Its kind of a dumb point
The post is dumb hills to die on.
Who is more likely to win: a team with a baby for a manager or a team made out of babies?
What is a stupid hill that you would die on?
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HoraceAndPete@reddit
Yeah I reckon driving about for fun was real popular back in the day, at least in the states, when there weren't 78 trillion vehicles on the road and cities were a little smaller.
What is a very unimportant hill you will die on?
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HoraceAndPete@reddit
The first step in solving a problem is recognising there is one.
You're on the path to shutting draws and cabinets in a timely manner, my friend. I wish you godspeed on this arduous journey towards closure.
Why do women like forearms so much?
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HoraceAndPete@reddit
Makes sense to me. No need for your edit, buddy. You nailed it, and there's no justification necessary. I understand why you're pre-emptively defensive though.
Why do women like forearms so much?
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HoraceAndPete@reddit
Well put.
As a Brit, what's some British code words we use?
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HoraceAndPete@reddit
Spot on. Made me laugh out loud to boot.
Who DIDN'T grow up having Sunday roast every weekend?
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HoraceAndPete@reddit
It's nice to read such a ringing endorsement of a mum :)
Who DIDN'T grow up having Sunday roast every weekend?
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HoraceAndPete@reddit
That's very sweet 😋
Who DIDN'T grow up having Sunday roast every weekend?
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HoraceAndPete@reddit
That's a shame. I have had an awful biriyani once, so you aren't entirely alone. Funny to read someone with Asian heritage to be longing for an English meal :)
Who DIDN'T grow up having Sunday roast every weekend?
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HoraceAndPete@reddit
Nowadays, it ain't so bad. Go to Aldi, and you can get the basic ingredients for a little more than a tenner, feed four people, and hopefully have some leftovers for a sandwich or two.
Does take some time and effort to knock it all together and clean up afterwards. Should be a joint effort me thinks.
Who DIDN'T grow up having Sunday roast every weekend?
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HoraceAndPete@reddit
Bittersweet roasted memories.
Who DIDN'T grow up having Sunday roast every weekend?
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HoraceAndPete@reddit
Living the dream.
Who DIDN'T grow up having Sunday roast every weekend?
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HoraceAndPete@reddit
Sounds delicious. Had a few lamb biriyanis that I thought were brilliant. I'm not sure about mint sauce with chicken, but then I've never tried it, so who am I to say it ain't a great pairing. Yorkshire pudding getting the stepdad treatment reminds me of the same going on in my house.
HOW WOMEN IN UK ARE SO KIND?
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HoraceAndPete@reddit
This is both hilarious and heartening to read as someone who lives in a small city.
What is something your partner said to you that made you rethink the entire relationship?
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HoraceAndPete@reddit
Jesus Christ, that is disturbing.
For those of you with outside washing lines, do you peg ALL of you washing out in hot weather?
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HoraceAndPete@reddit
And proud :)
For those of you with outside washing lines, do you peg ALL of you washing out in hot weather?
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HoraceAndPete@reddit
Fantasy clear. Getting pegged over washing line by spider-woman.