AITA for walking out of a restaurant on my GF?
The process of taking a painful L
I'm not mad, I'm just disappointed.
ARGH!
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To pay respects.
A smol, delicate danger noodle.
*Lowers face into palm*
Hold up, what was that?
Are you being serious right now?
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What is your #1 golden bit of relationship advice you wish you knew sooner? I'll go first...
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What do your partners family do that they think is normal but you find weird?
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Iām dying to see the new series⦠luv Nicholas Lyndhurst⦠my 2 fave tv shows are Frasier and Only fools and horses
I have to say as a big OFAH fan, seeing that Nick had joined the cast made me a lot more excited about the revival.
Pigeon Street was great. How could he produce something so bad and also something so good.
Oh god Pigeon Street! I've not thought about that in years. I still remember the theme tune though.
Gordon Bennett! Yes, Chen, everybody, everybody's dead, Dave!
I wish I'd never brought you back in the first place.
Narrator: That's not even Ainsley, mate.
He's a powerful, sexy, dynamic, Colossus of a man.
I'm so very sorry you're going through this. I'm glad that Frasier is proving to be a comfort to you, as it has been to so many of us in dark moments.
I do it all the time. Sometimes you just need a day to yourself. And as long as you're using your annual leave it's fine. It doesn't matter what you use it for. You do you!
Michael McIntyre is very funny. Seems to be an incredibly unpopular opinion.
I agree. I'm prepared to be flamed here but I like him. I've always found him funny.
Not sure if this counts but Peep Show is shit and not funny at all
First actual unpopular opinion I've seen on here. I'll throw you an upvote although it pains me to do so. A bold take, I respect it.
I'd like to hope that this was very much tongue in cheek on his part, but...I bet it isn't.
Watching the Apprentice on a Friday night (too busy to watch live on Thurs)
"I don't know how to use a map. They are before my time"
I suspect I made the same face as Karen and Nick did when I heard that. What a daft thing to say! Mind you, it's stuff like this that keeps me watching it year after year.
Yes this! I'm such a sad act, that I look forward to it all day on a Friday. Kids in bed, dinner eaten, cup of tea and Apprentice. Lovely.
I was at that gay bar too, you know.
I remember my Mum used to have a couple of grapes off a bunch as we were going round the shop but she would always pay for the bunch when we were done, and it was never more than one or two grapes. I can't imagine walking through Tesco chomping down on a load of ham.
Wow this is small fry compared to some of the others but for me it's that my folks are moving back to Scotland, leaving us with no family where we are (his parents are 5 hours drive away). All of my family are still in Scotland and I want to go home. We've been searching for jobs for him up there, and he's had a few interviews but so far nothing and we're starting to worry it will just never happen.
I don't have many good ones, sadly. Best I can do is in the context of an M&S.co.uk call centre.
I used to work in a call centre for a large insurance company. There was a man who used to call, hang up if he got a man, but if he got a woman, he would always ask if we were pregnant and really got off on the answer. I got him on the phone and he sounded like a totally normal customer until the pregnancy question. Then his tone completely changed as he described how he would 'put a baby in me' and I hung up (as instructed). They kept blocking his number but he would just call from an unlisted one. I hope he got the help he needed.
Too many, I'm suffering from the opposite problem of running out of space :(
Same! We have over 600 up on shelves in every room (except the loo) and more in the loft. I know I shouldn't buy more but I can't help it!
THAT'S RIGHT I SAID I LOVE HER!!
āGET OUT!ā
And I, my hand towels.
Too busy romping in the fens and spinneys with your school chums.
You took a rather long look at the script.
As someone who has had two c/sections....you're an arsehole. What a stupid, unfunny, pathetic, pig-ignorant comment to make. And then to compound it by stropping off because your girlfriend was upset?
Donāt date a teacher, they donāt know when to turn it off.
My husband is a teacher and while we have a great marriage, it is definitely true that they can't turn it off. The other partner has to really pick up the slack sometimes with the kids and other responsibilities around the house.
I'm not a huge fan of Jackson but for some reason it really tickles me when he's arguing with Luke about burgers and goes:
Doooo-oo!
Oh god it's going to be stuck in my head for the rest of the evening.
No Income Tax,
I have to say, I actually laughed out loud at this. A proper throw my head back cackle.
Iāve got to say, as an English woman, itās really weird how many people on this sub know āOnly Fools and Horsesā. Itās a funny show but Iām surprised how many FrasierHeads know it. Itās soooooooo English.
As a fellow Brit (but not of the English variety) I was surprised too. Pleasantly so. For me, this is like my two comfort shows had a baby and I'm loving the results.
Was it Uncle Albert?
He did used to box for the Navy.
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My in-laws do this. Every time they visit they bring along some old tut of my husband's that has been in their loft for decades. That's fair enough but some of the stuff they bring isn't even my husband's. They are periodically emptying their loft and filling ours lol.
I glanced at your profile and can say with confidence that our kids' moms would ALSO be friends!
This was so wholesome. Thank you for saying that.