KitFan2020

If you were a doctor, what medical specialty would you choose?

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What is the best UK supermarket for flowers?

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KitFan2020@reddit

If my only experience of expensive restaurants was average food, I wouldnā€™t rush to try more. Iā€™d stick to more affordable options.

What is the best UK supermarket for flowers?

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KitFan2020@reddit

If I had experienced bad haircuts at a number of very expensive salons I wouldnā€™t be encouraged to keep trying more. Iā€™d just go back to using the more affordable options.

What is the best UK supermarket for flowers?

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What is the best UK supermarket for flowers?

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KitFan2020@reddit

Not true. I have used a few very well recommended florists to send flowers and they have turned up looking nothing like the picture. Cheap fillers, sparse and expensive. Never again.

What is the best UK supermarket for flowers?

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Would you rather be stuck in a Sainsbury's or Tesco for five days?

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does anyone know where to find tudor recreation toys?

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KitFan2020@reddit

You could get black acrylic or slate laser cut or printed with the inscription? Lots of places offer this service! [Here for example](https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1674239705/custom-laser-engraved-acrylic-sign-dark?ref=elp_anchor_listing&sts=1)

does anyone know where to find tudor recreation toys?

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Whatā€™s the neighbourly etiquette for having a BBQ?

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Whatā€™s the neighbourly etiquette for having a BBQ?

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Is there any food you just can't buy because you can't portion control?

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Would you retire if won a really big prize on the Euromillions?

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Are Americans just naturally louder than Brits or is this an illusion to me?

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What happens if your parent dies and you just.. donā€™t want to pay for the funeral?

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What's on your Sunny Bank Holiday Bingo Card?

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How is anyone affording kids?

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KitFan2020@reddit

Good question! Depends entirely on outgoings v income. How much is your mortgage for example? 70K income - Ā£4200ish a month after tax? Childcare for 1 can be up to 1k a month on average. With a low mortgage, perfectly affordable. With a high mortgage 2.5-3kā€¦ completely unaffordable.

What would you do with your time if you earned your current salary, but didn't have to work for it?

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KitFan2020@reddit

My current salary? Not a lot tbh. Iā€™d save spending money on work clothes and petrol but wouldnā€™t be able to afford to travel the world or anything like that. Iā€™d see more of family and friends, have people over to stay, go on lots of day trips, probably eat a lot more food, make stuff, keep garden looking good, grow stuffā€¦

What generic name do you use for flavoured carbonated drinks?

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What's a weirdly amachronistic thing that you can't believe was still a thing within your lifetime?

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KitFan2020@reddit

Buying concert tickets from a record shop, paying bills by post/cheque, reading timetables on big boards at the train station, A-Z street maps, phone boxes on every corner, the speaking click, directory enquiries, teletext holidays, jobs advertised on cards at the job centre, every single bit of correspondence sent to you via snail mail, smoking everywhereā€¦

New bed delivered today from Bensons, should I be concerned about these marks?

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What are your thoughts on dogs in restaurants/cafes?

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KitFan2020@reddit

I donā€™t mind if a bar/pub/restaurant is divided up (a section where dogs are allowed and a section where dogs are not allowed) I can sit in the area where they are not. Really dislike seeing dogs in clothes shops. Brushing up against the clothes on sale. Places like John Lewis or Waterstones also attract people with dogs for some reason. I was in one place where a dog had had an ā€˜accidentā€™. The shop staff were cleaning it up. Absolutely vile.

Single people with no WFH - how do you manage to do it all?

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KitFan2020@reddit

Declutter, have a minimalist wardrobe and an organised living space. Have a strict routine. Certain days for different jobs. Make use of cleaning services, dry cleaners etc. Pay to have your hair, nails, feet, skin looked after. Cook very simple meals that you can batch cook and freeze.

What are some phrases Brits have to say in certain scenarios?

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What's the best petty revenge you have had on an annoying neighbour?

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Back in the day doctors used to come to your house and do house visits. Do you remember the doctor coming to your house? I'm talking a GP not an emergency response doctor

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Back in the day doctors used to come to your house and do house visits. Do you remember the doctor coming to your house? I'm talking a GP not an emergency response doctor

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KitFan2020@reddit

Yes! (This is from many years ago) When my Dad returned home from work in the middle of the day feeling ill, the GP was called. As soon as he heard what the symptoms were, the GP drove to the house, called an Ambulance and gave CPR. The surgery was about 5 mins drive away. My Dad was having a heart attack and the GP saved his life.

What do you call these where you are from?

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Why is keeping the heating off in spring treated like a religion in the UK?

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What is some of weirdest/ gross things a guest has done at your house?

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What is some of weirdest/ gross things a guest has done at your house?

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What missing persons case in the UK always stuck with you?

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Why does my personality disappear when I go to work?

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KitFan2020@reddit

Theyā€™re obviously not your type. There are 146 adults where I work and only a handful are people Iā€™d go out of my way to chat to.

Are Babies Found Under the Gooseberry Bush?

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What job is way more difficult than most people appreciate and why?

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KitFan2020@reddit

Nursing, teaching, front line police, retail, hospitality, paramedicā€¦ and people that work in social care. All treated like sh*t regularly by members of the public.

What is your weirdest random food double standard/contradiction?

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Does the stereotype about our teeth being bad bother you?

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KitFan2020@reddit

Not really. My Grandparents (and everyone else I knew of their generation) all had false teeth because their own teeth were rotten. The big white veneers nowadays look false because they are false. Nice teeth look good but the massive white ones people are having put in look awful.

Is homeschooling in the UK just very unregulated, or am I missing something?

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Was UK Garage associated with the "chavs" subculture of the early 2000's ?

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Is it just me or is Heinz a bit shit?

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Is it just me or is Heinz a bit shit?

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KitFan2020@reddit

Not just you! Heinz beans are watery and sweet Spag hoops watery and flavourless Tomato ketchup now has a metallic taste Chicken soup goes watery if you donā€™t eat it within 2 mins of heating Macaroni cheeseā€¦ šŸ¤® Cream of tomato soup too sweet. Iā€™m positive recipes have changed over the years.

When will you buy an EV car?

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When does "kids being kids" cross into something more concerning?

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KitFan2020@reddit

Nasty kids have always existed. Same kind of behaviour you describe. The difference between now and 40 years ago (when I was young) is that they are now ā€˜braverā€™ and are pretty much invincible. An adult would have stepped in back then. Probably with a crack round the head or (on the ride) dragged off by the scruff of their neck.

Do you ever watch an advert and realise youā€™re not the target audience?

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Do you ever watch an advert and realise youā€™re not the target audience?

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Can you name any purely English writers?

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Can you name any purely English writers?

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KitFan2020@reddit

William Wordsworth William Shakespeare George Orwell Virginia Woolf Daniel Defoe Jane Austin Charles Dickens Chaucer The Brontƫ sisters Stephen Fry PG Wodehouse Walter Raleigh Thomas Hardy

Took a sick day for a heavy period, is that a valid reason?

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KitFan2020@reddit

Oh my God yes. My periods were horrendous for years. Unbelievably painful and there is no way I would have been able to work through it. Stabbing pain in abdomen, shooting pains down legs, nausea and headache. When I say stabbing, I really do mean it felt like I was being stabbed - and the knife being twisted. It was horrific.

Why is the McDonald's menu so basic in the UK?

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KitFan2020@reddit

The McDonalds franchise nearest to me canā€™t cope with an order for a happy meal let alone les 37 burgers diffĆ©rents disponibles au menu en France.

Whatā€™s your favourite cheese?

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