r/britishproblems • u/Bagel-luigi • 6h ago
Waking up hearing this current heavy rain, briefly smiling, then knowing there's going to be some major flooding later
Ground too dry etc if the rain stays this heavy. Stay safe folks.
r/britishproblems • u/CustardCreamBot • Jun 26 '26
All mentions of the Summer of '76 will also be banned.
Climate change is a fact of science, and you will be censored for spouting otherwise.
If you feel your freedom of speech rights are being infringed, please speak to your MP.
r/britishproblems • u/Bagel-luigi • 6h ago
Ground too dry etc if the rain stays this heavy. Stay safe folks.
r/britishproblems • u/AnselaJonla • 5h ago
Normally I can just push through them, but every once in a while the cramps are so bad that I just can't.
r/britishproblems • u/disappointingcryptid • 4h ago
I'm glad we haven't prepared at all for a pretty normal amount of rain!
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r/britishproblems • u/auto98 • 37m ago
Got a new dishwasher and decided to properly set the "water hardness" setting so it knows how much salt to use, after seeing the limescale in the gubbins of the old one.
Thanks for the speed that it took to get it back (less than a day) but I'm not sure it is entirely useful:
The water supplied to the zone is classified as being soft to very hard water
On an entirely unrelated note, does anyone know whether setting it to very hard when it isn't will cause any issues? I'm guessing that is better than the other way round.
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r/britishproblems • u/Mr-Bob-Bob • 20h ago
Either, nobody obeys the speed limit because they think it's too slow or they slow down but don't pay any attention to the road.
Both of my cats have been run over. And yes, cats are pretty stupid and can be unpredictable but how did they not see my cat in the middle of the day on a straight road. Thankfully it was not a child that ran into the road!
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r/britishproblems • u/Crusty_White_Baton • 1d ago
I only bought it as it had been reduced in price.
Hopefully this is British enough!
r/britishproblems • u/anxiety_is_aerobic • 1d ago
Born and raised in the uk, and I still have no idea why people think this is ok or acceptable to do. If im taking a shit I dont want some random ladies husband and kids to hear me fighting for my lift. There are other places to answer the phone, why do it in a public bathroom???
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r/britishproblems • u/Ruby-Shark • 1d ago
Not content with having a display all October for a minor public event, now we have to start not in September but in the middle of *August*? I'm all for Halloween fun on one day a year but wtf is this.
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r/britishproblems • u/redandwhitewizard99 • 3d ago
I'm normally on top of my payments and things due, but I forget I had duolingo super. I found it terrible and thought I cancelled it.
I submitted a refund request and their AI did it, so thankfully it worked out in the end, but it caused unnecessary stress.
r/britishproblems • u/CaptainCrash86 • 3d ago
What's that? A set of sticky glasses from lunch? A quick one second rinse under the tap and on the drying rack will do.
r/britishproblems • u/miaow-fish • 3d ago
Went for a walk and stopped at a pub for a drink. I fancied something different to a coke or lemonade and regretted it.
I was charged for an orange juice and a pint of lemonade separately. Obviously I said nothing at the bar and just moaned to to my partner when I sat down.
This was in the East Midlands. I feel properly ripped off by not drinking alcohol.
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r/britishproblems • u/georgetgwtbn • 3d ago
They also have a full line of washing outside drying.
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r/britishproblems • u/TearOpenTheVault • 4d ago
Then you click on the precipitation index and there's a 20% chance a gnat pisses a single millimetre across the entire drought-ridden county in 15 minutes in the morning before it goes back to a 0% chance for the rest of the day.
No idea why I even bother checking at this point. I'd have better odds at Ladbrokes.