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I was having a laugh with my good British pal, Richard Ankers, today about his love of coffee over tea. I was outraged to hear this… I mean, a Brit who prefers coffee over tea? What madness is this?
Then I came upon this pin on Pinterest all about Very British Problems. I just had to have a laugh and share (despite being guilty of having quite a few of these problems myself).
Anyone else out there – British or not – feel some of these problems?
Drop me a comment below!
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I feel like a great weight has been lifted from my shoulders: people now understand.
They better!!!!!!!
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It’s all about politeness isn’t it? 😊
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Used to be. 😬
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There’s actually a couple of books and a TV show called Very British Problems.
It turns out the Brit’s have a lot of problems…
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I’ve seen the show!! Cracked me up. I saw so much of my mum and dad in it (English and Welsh).
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It is good for a giggle if you know British people that’s for sure. It explains so much about the Brits.
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All. So. True!
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Nawww, that’s too sweet!! 🤗
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I am delightful sometimes 😆
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I expect no less of my superheroes!
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💪 (Uh, how can there NOT be a superhero emoji????) X
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There’s not?! 👩🎤 how about this as a place filler!
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Love it! 😙
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😏
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I’m wondering if those are British problems or universal ones, because I related to nearly all of those!
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Yeah me too. I thought it was Australia being a colony of the British that maybe explained me relating to these, but as you say, maybe it’s just a Very Human Problems list!
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I think these are probably world-wide problems!
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Starting to think so too Stevie!
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I literally relate to all of these wow😂😂
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Hehe 🤣
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I’m a Brit and most of these are so true
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Don’t worry; most ppl are identifying with these problems, British or not!
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Loved those! I also wasn’t familiar with the Twitter feed, but am now following. I might not be British (well, a quarter of me is), but the feed is too much fun to pass up.
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These seem to resonate with quite a few folk, British or not!
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Pretty funny. Better overly polite than darn rude (often the American approach to awkwardness).
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Or apathy which is the Aussie way! 😉
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I’m British and I hate tea! *Waits for a public disowning from fellow Brits*
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Hahaha! That’s ok… I know of at least one other Brit that does too 😉
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These cracked my up! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Jo-Ann
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I’m not British and I get quite a few of them! Especially the stirring tea with tablespoon part. 😆
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Hahaha, me too with that one!!
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😆😆
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I drop in on Very British Problems now and then. It’s inspired.
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Do you sit there and nod?
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Nope. Just laugh. I’m still very American. Some things don’t change, no matter where you live.
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Hehe, true.
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Haha! I’m not British. I could connect with a few of them regardless 😀
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Yep, me too!
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Every time I see a picture of a telephone box I expect Dr Who to be coming out of it. We don’t have any phone booths anymore. And there are only a few pay phones attached to the walls of some stores. Such a shame.
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Hahaha, I think I’d think the exact same thing!
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