Messka85@reddit
By not constantly bitching about it
Messka85
How Are You Dealing With The Heat?
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NHS Doctors, what do you think of patients who have gone private and come back to the NHS for ongoing treatment?
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Messka85@reddit
Moaning that the NHS is underfunded and at the same time refusing to do preventative care which would save no end of money. Makes sense doesn't it
NHS Doctors, what do you think of patients who have gone private and come back to the NHS for ongoing treatment?
Posted by ToughImprovement276@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 568 comments
Messka85@reddit
Well don't you want the easy cases taken care of so you can dedicate more resources to the more complex ones? Seems like that would save the NHS heaps of time and cash
What’s an out of date view you hold?
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Messka85@reddit
I am a huge fan of Sonntagsruhe, we deserve this too. I long to never hear 1,000 lawnmowers going off at the same time on an otherwise peaceful Sunday afternoon.
What’s a “normal” thing in the UK that secretly annoys you?
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Messka85@reddit
Unless they mean Chat ChippyTea which is absolutely fine lol
What wannabe food fads that somehow ended up everywhere did you live through?
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Messka85@reddit
Straight back to hell where it came from
What wannabe food fads that somehow ended up everywhere did you live through?
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Messka85@reddit
How are bakeries and pastries a fad?
What wannabe food fads that somehow ended up everywhere did you live through?
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Messka85@reddit
Yeah similar to dipping bread in olive oil. That's been a thing for thousands of years
What’s the nosiest question you’ve ever been asked?
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Messka85@reddit
We need to start asking them why they do (or did) want kids!
Is this rude or am I just overthinking it?
Posted by KaleidoscopeCalm5925@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 265 comments
Messka85@reddit
That was a nice gesture but I wouldn't expect anything back. Just ignore them. Soon they'll be crying about how they're getting no help and "there is no village".
What’s something you completely changed your mind about?
Posted by iffyClyro@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 284 comments
Messka85@reddit
I have one of those! Going strong since 2018. My most prized possession!
What’s something you completely changed your mind about?
Posted by iffyClyro@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 284 comments
Messka85@reddit
Absolutely ludicrous what a cup of coffee costs nowadays. The fanciest bean to cup machine will pay for itself in a year or two.
What’s something you completely changed your mind about?
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Messka85@reddit
What happens if your flight is delayed or cancelled though? I imagine they charge over the odds for the extra parking time...
How many weetabix is a normal amount?
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Messka85@reddit
Underrated comment. Cardboard squares are a terrible breakfast choice
What are the most walkable cities in the UK?
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Messka85@reddit
It's completely walkable! You just can't see the redways from the street (which makes them even nicer to walk on)
How often do you shower/have a bath?
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Messka85@reddit
Once a week?? Wow, no wonder public transport is so smelly 😅 Once a day for me + after exercise. So a lot of days that will actually be twice a day.
Friend alluded when I come visit I must play with her kid. Is that normal?
Posted by natz2splashy@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 140 comments
Messka85@reddit
Aw bless you, that sailed right over your head didn't it.
Friend alluded when I come visit I must play with her kid. Is that normal?
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Messka85@reddit
That doesn't make sense, though. Plenty of people have allergies, past trauma or just a fear of certain animals. I'd never force my pets on other people just because I think they're great. Same with kids or other family members.
Friend alluded when I come visit I must play with her kid. Is that normal?
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Messka85@reddit
We'll all be corpses one day too but doesn't mean we want to interact with them!
Friend alluded when I come visit I must play with her kid. Is that normal?
Posted by natz2splashy@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 140 comments
Messka85@reddit
Why the unhinged response? She's friends with the adult in the situation, not her kid, or pets, random uncles or houseplants, for that matter. There's no rule that says being friends with someone means having to engage with everyone adjacent to them. Why are you so triggered? 🤔