InZim

How do I Scottishify my water in the South East of England?

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InZim@reddit

From East Mids, but lived in East Anglia, Birmingham (Welsh water isn't it?), but not the Southeast. Worked in London plenty though, so have drunk a lot of tap water in the office.

How do I Scottishify my water in the South East of England?

Posted by Spare_Airport_6002@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 49 comments

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Yeah I've noticed that, but considering descaling takes about 10 minutes I don't really care. In terms of drinking experience I very much do not like the taste of the water in Dundee compared to the multiple places I've lived in England.

How do I Scottishify my water in the South East of England?

Posted by Spare_Airport_6002@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 49 comments

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InZim@reddit

I'm from England but live in Scotland and the water is nothing special up here. Think it's mostly in your head.

Why is London spotless compared to other major cities?

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InZim@reddit

The litter in Sicily covers up the smell of Italians so it's necessary

Where is a good locations Midlands (ish) for girls night away?

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InZim@reddit

Stamford 🤞🏻

What’s somewhere in the UK you visited once and immediately thought “I could live here”?

Posted by Strong-Ad-8037@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 1175 comments

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InZim@reddit

Whitby Kendal Bowness-on-Windermere Norwich Leamington

Why are English people normally referred to as just “British”?

Posted by lemonbutter27@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 596 comments

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InZim@reddit

It's actually because he made it up

What is the worst beer for sale in the UK?

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InZim@reddit

Yeah as the other commenter said plenty of glasses have those so I'm not sure what it is. Probably swapping out malt for a considerable amount of torrefied wheat creating an extremely stable head

What is the worst beer for sale in the UK?

Posted by certom1988@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 1311 comments

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InZim@reddit

Why does it do that weird foam erection thing as it sits in the glass? I've seen other pints do it from time to time but it's almost every single pint of Tennents growing up and out of the glass.

Why doesn’t Scotland use the same education system as the rest of UK?

Posted by AmanNamedJoJo@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 100 comments

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InZim@reddit

You didn't get charged in England either to attend, but in both Scotland and England you had to pay for the lecturer's time.

Why is it that in England animal and plant products in the shop have British flag on them but in Scotland they have the Scottish flag?

Posted by Main-Issue4366@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 50 comments

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InZim@reddit

They're very good at it in Scotland. They put it on their number plates. They will moan about the union jack on products in shops but see no issue with the Scottish flag on the same products. Remember: it's not flag shagging when the Scots do it

What is life in England really like?

Posted by basicallynotawesome@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 137 comments

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InZim@reddit

Scottish arrogance showing again

What dish do you consider to be typically British?

Posted by MissTreeWriter@reddit | AskABrit | View on Reddit | 375 comments

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InZim@reddit

Erm, Welsh rarebit is English

What’s the best chocolate bar the UK has to offer?

Posted by beessprout@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 79 comments

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InZim@reddit

Fox's Classic

Is Scotland or the Lake District better for hills and farm views?

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InZim@reddit

Cumbria has as many Michelin Stars as the whole of Scotland. If you love fine dining it's a no brainer

Do the Brits and Irish get along now?

Posted by flower5214@reddit | AskABrit | View on Reddit | 185 comments

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InZim@reddit

The Scottish did and definitely still do have problems with the Irish, no idea why you'd think they didn't, considering their role in the Ulster plantations and the sectarianism that exists today.

What are the most walkable cities in the UK?

Posted by neetvoices@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 441 comments

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InZim@reddit

Edinburgh is walkable if you don't mind hills 😆

What are other parts of scotland worth a visit?

Posted by Desperate-Drawer-572@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 47 comments

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InZim@reddit

I'd say prioritise Loch Lomond over Loch Ness, it's a good bit nicer imo

What's your go to order at the chippy?

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InZim@reddit

Plaice is the way forward, with chips and gravy

Do you drink the tap water in your home?

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InZim@reddit

🥵

Do you drink the tap water in your home?

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InZim@reddit

I prefer the taste of hard water

What places in the UK are better than you might think?

Posted by CWM_93@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 442 comments

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InZim@reddit

I did a bit of work near Johnstone for a few weeks and stayed in Paisley because of the airport and not wanting to be too isolated; I'd heard so much shit but it was actually really nice. I'm with you on the Glasgow hate as well.