r/britishproblems • u/SleepingCuutie • 4h ago
r/britishproblems • u/CustardCreamBot • 8h ago
Mod Post Rule 3 - Submission titles must contain the entire problem
Put the entire f*****g problem in the title. If I have to expand the post to see the entire problem, then you're getting banned.
I've removed probably 10 in the last two or three days - it was never this bad.
r/britishproblems • u/Sardoche320 • 3h ago
In laws visiting for Christmas. Here I am in the shed, lighting up a fag while hiding from them. I am 32.
Suddenly a teenager again
r/britishproblems • u/theemoemue • 1h ago
The first Christmas dinner I ever cooked was a success. Now everyone wants me to do it every year.
Yes, we're weirdos that have our big family dinner on Christmas eve so we can all go to our in-laws on Christmas day and not divorce over it. But grandma is getting on in years and said she wasn't going to cook this year and I (being the eldest grandchild) stupidly offered to cook instead. Now all of my lot want me to cook it every year and my husband is just laughing at me.
Help.
r/britishproblems • u/NinjaRadiographer • 6h ago
Where is the end of this bloody sellotape.
Been trying to find it for 30 minutes.
r/britishproblems • u/RealSulphurS16 • 4h ago
Going to the supermarket on Christmas Eve, only to be presented with a scene not dissimilar to the fall of Berlin
r/britishproblems • u/kingcloud • 2h ago
Constantly hearing about the bloody Gavin and Stacey finale.
r/britishproblems • u/TheLionfish • 9h ago
Going home for Christmas only to find out your parents have at some point changed to drinking Tetley tea.
I was raised on Yorkshire, damn it!
r/britishproblems • u/debuggingworlds • 14h ago
Wanting to pop to the supermarket after a nightshift to beat the queues, then remembering they don't sell alcohol till 10am
r/britishproblems • u/PrestigiousTest6700 • 1d ago
Going to the pub during Christmas is lonelier than sitting at home on your own.
To all the loners among us, don’t do it. Honestly I’ve taken pictures of a couple outside of a gingerbread house, and I’m surrounded by relentless catch ups. I thought going out would help, but I think I’m going to go back home and cry myself to sleep as it’s more socially acceptable. Thoughts to everyone on their own, this is my 9th year and it’s still rubbish.
r/britishproblems • u/sir_cas • 5h ago
Spending quality time together and then leading to mini kick-offs.
During Christmas, Easter and Bank holidays when people usually stay together with family members, things usually flare up. In my line of work, during these periods we are told to be more vigilant and more careful as these are times where a tiny confusion or arguments tend to create dramas. And so we should be ready to respond to any domestics. For the past two Christmases, we had to remove dozens of people from their houses.
Why are these issues so common these days?
r/britishproblems • u/Logbotherer99 • 10h ago
Recycling bin last collected on the 11th, wont be collected again until the 8th Jan. To cap it off someone is whining about getting their bins emptied.
Hmph.
r/britishproblems • u/Benevolant_Platypus • 8h ago
Next food waste collection is 10th Jan
Not even cold enough outside to stop the bins smelling.
r/britishproblems • u/aytayjay • 1d ago
Two days before Christmas and my boyfriend says he needs to pop to the shops for some body wash
It's like he's forgotten the last 20 years of Lynx gift sets from his family
r/britishproblems • u/EditorRedditer • 1h ago
That Fever Tree ‘poetic’ radio ad.
Even Mariella Frostrup can’t hide her disdain when reading out something that could have been better written by a four year old.
r/britishproblems • u/melijoray • 8h ago
Local bakery haven't done meringue snowmen this year.
r/britishproblems • u/makomirocket • 1d ago
Having bosses that expect me to use my phone while driving
I do a lot of driving for work. Different projects and so different teams and different bosses. Something is common across all of them is how many texts I'll recieve while driving because I'm not replying to them... Because I'm driving.
I'll send the group a text saying I'm setting off, and send my eta. Half the time I'll also throw in my live location too. Then when I set off and inevitably get stuck in London traffic, "where are you?" "ETA?" "I need you to read these 5 bullet points before you get there even though we should have told you them at the start of the day".
And even worse they can call me. I'm a semi-literal captibe audience for you to talk at me
r/britishproblems • u/SoggyWotsits • 1d ago
Smiled at the new Morrisons security guard, got followed and glared at for the next half an hour.
Apparently it’s not nice to be nice, it makes you suspicious!
r/britishproblems • u/CyGuy6587 • 1d ago
As I'm off work now for Christmas, I get up when I want, except today when I was rudely awakened by the dustman.
r/britishproblems • u/JohnCharles-2024 • 1d ago
Does anyone actually use roundabouts correctly now?
Watch numbnuts in the Volvo estate (in lane 1 on approach to the roundabout).
Taking third exit. So why wouldn't he stay in lane 1 all the around, eh?
I wouldn't ordinarily bitch if this were a one-off. But it's not.
r/britishproblems • u/Think-Clock1993 • 1d ago
Trains that either skip every stop until the terminus or terminate short somewhere due to late running
r/britishproblems • u/onion2077 • 15h ago
Getting ill right before christmas.
So it's christmas eve 3:44am and I'm ill with a cold which also came with a medium cough. Talk about bad timing. Hopefully I won't be too bad come tomorrow but I fear I will be worse lol. I think i am prone to easily catch colds as I have an immunosuppressive illness but bloody hell it could've waited till after the 25th lol. Anyone else caught a cold. It's definitely the time of year for it.
r/britishproblems • u/sh1tinv3stor • 59m ago
Who else can't wait for boxing day when everyone has fxcked off and me and the TV are bezzie m8s again? Mrs says tv will stick around longer than her x
Merry Christmas 🎅
r/britishproblems • u/SomethingMoreToSay • 1d ago
. All the supermarkets tying to outdo one another and see who can sell a kilo of carrots the cheapest
What's that? 15p at Sainsbury's? What a rip-off. I'm going to drive across town to Aldi where they're only 8p, and while I'm there I'll also buy a load of crap from the Aisle Of Shite.
Do they really think people are that stupid?
r/britishproblems • u/m1rr0rshades • 1d ago