There was a defibrillator in the phone box next to the fish and chip sign in reference to they aren’t healthy. I lot of old phone boxes now have them fitted to make use from them
The “Christmas fanta” is a reference to how many mums, families, households ect steadily get items “in” for Christmas (buying items of food, drink, chocolate etc to “put aside” for the holiday season. This helps spread the cost for the “Xmas shop”.
The Fanta one is because everyone fills their kitchen with loads of foods and drinks and lovely snacks and yummy treats and desserts but no one is allowed to touch it or eat anything or drink any of it until Christmas. I think most Brits grew up with that. Mums would stock up on loads of food and drinks “for Christmas” and if anyone dared touch any of it before Christmas, they’d be in trouble 🤣 you’d ask your mum “Can I have some of these nuts” The reply would be “NO THEY’RE FOR CHRISTMAS!” That would be the reply when you asked for any of the good stuff Fanta could be a Christmas treat if you were only allowed sugar free drinks and Council pop (Tap water) throughout the year. People save all the food and no one can eat it till it’s Christmas ! Then everyone has loads of leftovers after Christmas that in my house we binge on it all on New Year’s Day.
Absolutely the Christmas stuff. We have Christmas chocolates. Heaven forbid should anyone open the Quality Street/Rose's before 5pm on Christmas Eve. It might even be a law.
@@caleyhook4091 yep!!! 🤣😂 and there are still chocolates and food left after the new year. But still the rules are the same next year, no one touches anything until Christmas Eve. I think it has to be a British law! 😂
@@amathans If Easter falls early there might be some coffee creams and definitely a bottle of Baileys or Sherry in the back of the cupboard . One Christmas my Gran had a spare Turkey put by in the freezer. We did our best but there is only so much you can do in a week ☺ I miss those days. Not the mad crazy disposable consumerism that it all led us to. The family, community and general social ties and sense of responsibility that entailed. Wow. Sorry that got deep quick. Ignore me I'm off to rabbit hole old Christmas telly ads. I do apologise.
Entertaining cheese - the assortment of cheeses we serve when entertaining guests in a civilised fashion. We don't spray our cheese out of a can or peel off orange plastic slices. 😅
@@nolaj114 truth! Lol. We Brits have a entire range of real cheeses to serve with a variety of crackers (not animal crackers or goldfish) and maybe a little wine when entertaining 🍷 🧀 🫕 Imagine putting a can of sprayable cheese out with it? 😂 or an orange cheese food slice, or plastic cheese as my grandmother used to call it
The Queen always chose bright colours. She once said “I always wear the brightest of colours because I’m not very tall and of course. . . When people have waited quite some time to see me, I want them to be able to see me, so I need to stand out, and bright colours make sure I do stand out, so everyone can see me” Or words to that effect. I went to see her resting place back with her husband at St George’s Chapel and it felt more real that she’d left us. She only ever made one slight faux pas through her entire reign, she was perfect 🤴 😢
@caleyhook4091 Elizabeth was a Queen Regnant (reigning) in her own right. Camilla is a Queen Consort, as she is only a queen because she is married to a king. Totally different job.
I heard she was quoted as saying something along the lines of 'if I don't stand out nobody would know who I am' lol, it made me laugh, I'm FAR from a royalist, but as a human, she reportedly had a good sense of humour
"Christmas Fanta" At the end of November/Beginning of December a specific type of Mum starts the process of stocking the house with stuff that is ONLY for Christmas entertaining/baking/cooking/guests. Touch it before Christmas at your own peril...
We once requested a non-uniform day at our secondary/high school and were denied. We were then told that part of the incentive for wearing uniform in schools is to reduce the chance of kids, especially those of low income, being bullied for their attire
My offspring when in Primary school used to pay £1 each to wear "mufti" - non-uniform days, raising funds for the school... Those were called 'Mufti Days' and we're usually only once per term or half-term.
My primary school didn't have any school uniform - you just wore what your mother chose. My secondary (girls only) school only had a winter uniform, but in the spring, roughly from Easter to the start of the summer holidays) we didn't really have a uniform. You could wear a summer dress or a blouse and summer skirt, but if you wanted anything warmer on top it had to be your school blazer or jumper. Trousers completely out of the question. I left school in 1966 and I don't know what happened after that. But my local schools in a different area of the country all have traditional uniforms including ties for girls up to the age of 16.
@@missharry5727 I don't recall any specific uniform when I was in Primary school, though I remember we all wore black (or navy) gaberdine macs when we went out, either to play in wintertime or on school trips... (And it was a mixed sex - now called Co-ed? - in all classes in both 'Infants' to 'Juniors' - ages 5 to 10.) In my 'Secondary Modern' we were an All Girls School, and wore yellow cotton gingham dresses in the summer terms, but the rest of the year, we wore navy tunics (up to the Fifth Year, when we would wear navy pleated skirts and white blouses,vwuth our school striped ties, navy cardigans, and our School House Colour Badges*) over white blouses, with striped ties, navy cardigans, white socks, black shoes (slip-ons, laced or buckled) with a horrid navy (or black?) felt bonnet with the school colours ribbon around its crown to "Always Wear when in uniform, out of school"! By the time we reached the Third or Fourth Years we were stuffing them, folded in a school bags / satchels,band risked being admonished for nit wearing our bonnets out of school, plus "Look at the state of your bonnet, all folded and creased, and shabby!" 'Oops, sorry Miss' *our House badges were flat, round and of one or the other of three different colours representing our different Houses. _White_ : _Everest House_ (mine), (named after 'Mount Everest', of course!) _Yellow_ : _Ravensbourne House_ (named after the local river which runs through the borough in which my school, and my homes are / were sited). _Red_ : _Ferrier House_ (named after an apparently famous opera singer - who, not being an opera fan, I had never heard of til attending that school, and I still only know that about her!!). We had our own 'Common Room's where we could sit, relax, do homework, read, or just chat with fellow House / Classmates. All a tad "Harry Potter-esque"?! However, our school meals were _mostly_ edible * and the desserts / puddings were usually tasty, (except: _tapioca_ , and _semolina_ ... Yuk!!! They each looked like "frogspawn" and I'd never eat it... I don't believe I was the only schoolgirl there who felt that way about those two _really_ _dreadful_ "puddings"!!) ( _except salad_ - which _always_ had a dead spider "lurking" in it, having hidden under the lettuce, drowned in salad cream, and freaked me out _after having eaten half_ of the meal!! I always hoped no additional "meat" was hidden in my salad. I was always disappointed...and those schooldays salads put me off eating salad for _literally decades_ - _unless_ the person preparing the salad was sworn-in to _thoroughly check and wash every leaf_ before 'building the salad' and handing it to me. I trusted my Mum's salad preparations, but few others ... Nowadays my daughter is my caring carer so I can eat salads which _she_ prepares, too!!) 🤞...ending on a happier note?! 👍🤭
Cups of tea definately hit differently! You make it the same way every time but somehow, just every now and then, you make a particularly good cuppa! Of course, that's the one I usually accidentally knock over.
"Costa del..." It's because we don't often get hot weather here. Brits often go places in Spain for warm weather holidays so, if we do actually get warm weather at home, saying "Costa del Scunthorpe" means "Hey, it's warm here in Scunthorpe, like being in Spain!"
3:34 - We don't really have mailboxes on the street 😂 The slot for post etc (called a letterbox) is usually in the front door. If the recipient had answered the door no throwing would have been necessary 😂 If you're not home they leave that little card thing - in cases where there's nowhere they can leave the parcel/package it will be returned to the depot (delivery office) and you have to go there with I.D and thatbred card to pick it up yourself
They don’t even let you collect from the delivery office now. They attempt a redelivery (can’t remember how many times) before returning to sender. At least that’s in my area. No doubt it will change again soon though.
I went to see home alone at the cinema (which was called a hippodrome back then) with my school. I was 9 years old and it was so exciting! It was coming up to breaking up for the Christmas holidays and all of the juniors from my primary school went and it was amazing. Coaches pulled up at the school for us and we were all noisy and happy and excited . I remember Getting sweets and icecream in the interval. (Cinemas don’t have intervals anymore). People were able to smoke in cinemas back then and I remember us all being shocked when our teacher who was sitting at the end of the back row, lit up a cigarette and started puffing away. Us kids were all looking back at her and the smoke was very visible due to the lighting in there. Naughty Miss Owen!!!
If no ones told you yet, the bread roll name thing is a running joke across the UK as different places refer to it with different names. For example where I was born in Bolton there babs, but in Salford where I grew up their barms. There's so many names, chip barm, chip butty, chip bab, all chip sandwiches basically 😅
The fish and chip photo was the harbour at conwy north wales, the same Harbour is where Britain's smallest house is, and the chippy mentioned is one of the best, it's called The Galleon
Christmas Fanta: probably refers to people who buy things months in advance, so christmas dinner is not so expensive. My friend doess the same, she had all non perishable things last month already. It helps break down the cost basically rather than being completely broke after christmas.
You say the airport screening questions surely can’t be that blunt But I wonder, have you ever looked at a US visa application form? Full of 100 percent genuine questions such as “are you entering the US to conduct acts of sabotage, espionage or terrorism” I’m genuinely curious how IS is such an issue if they’re stupid enough to be answering yes to these types of questions 😂
I think the colour swatches is a joke about the fact she always wore incredibly bright outfits - it’s was apparently so she could always be spotted in a crowd.
Costa Del "insert town name". I think it first started from "only fools and horses" and then was revived in another T.V series. Someone pull me up on that please as it's vague
I live in a tiny village one morning a police man he was trying to get a cow to not go on a busy road. So I said he could put the cow in the garden, he did so my mother got a huge shock with a cow lookin through the window. Anyway they got the cow back with its friends.
Cost Del ... is so common. Reference to Cost Del Sol. People will invert the name of a town or city like Costa Del Brighton, Cost Del London or Costa Del Bristol
The narrow boat blocking the canal was referencing the time when a large ship got lodged in the Suez Canal preventing 10% of global shipping from continuing on their way for 6 days . Unfortunately you need to be abreast of world news to understand that one. Christmas Fanta- anytime from now onwards people (mainly mums) begin to stock up food and drinks for Christmas - and woe betide anyone who dips into or opens the 'Christmas Goods'. This meme is funny because of course there's nothing special, or expensive, about Fanta- she can replace it easily in time. The 'Entertaining Cheese' sign is telling you what is available in that aisle 1) things for entertaining at home - maybe fancy chocs, and 2) cheese. I was always amused by the aisle in Tescos that promised me 'Seasonal Muesli'. I was always curious as to how the muesli would change by season.
The one about the why a cup of tea can taste perfect for no apparent reason is absolutely right and a mystery 😂 when it happens to me iam savouring the pure pleasure of the ☕️ and at the same time thinking why didnt I make it in a larger cup😅
@@Dave-wm2xg I don't drink tea- but the exact same thing happens with coffee sometimes too- it's exactly the right strength and the right temperature- and it's never a big enough cup when that happens.
@carolineskipper6976 your right it is about a combination of brewing/ temperature the tea I am drinking whilst typing this message is OK, but the cuppa I had one hour ago was sublimely tasty 😋
I call bread rolls Baps. Different parts of the country call them different things such as barm, breadcake, a cob, a roll, a bun, a batch. It can ignite arguments - but it’s just a Bap.
We have a vast, pretty dark history but surely introduced most world changing inventions, so we have a self deprecating sense of humour. Sometimes we can be harsh, whereas Americans love positivity, our media builds 'celebs' up, then destroys them. We are a healthily realistic culculture that loves the surreal ( to non Brits) sense of humour like the words engraved into Spike Milligan's tomb stone ..." I said I wasn't well'....mind you I love Bob Hopes (apparently) last few words. When his wife asked where he would like to be buried, he supposedly said "Surprise me".. that is a very British response.
I'd rather Royal Mail did that than totally ignoring your "leave in a safe place" request and take it back with them OR just deliver it to a totally different house on a totally different street never to be seen again
You can drive 30 minutes away and they're be a different accent and some times names for items, bread rolls is a good example. depending where you live they can be called bread rolls, cobs, baps, buns, bread cakes, buttys or just rolls. 30 minutes each way in a car from mine the accents are very different, were always taking the piss out of each others cities out of good fun.
The Seagulls here are definitely British. They’re like modern-day highwaymen, lying in wait to ambush you from some building they’ve been patiently waiting on nearby to any take-away. The minute you exit the with food in hand, they swoop down and steal it from you. 😂
@@gillianjackson9403 I quite like him, one of his problems is that he often talks/comments over important points and misses the subtleties, it's an unfortunate habit he has. If he waited for statements to finish before commenting he might understand more, I've commented several times but he seems not to listen.
@@TerenceDixon-l6b I guess we all see things differently. I don't see it as a 'problem or unfortunate habit ' I take it for what I believe it is, a bit of light-hearted fun. I think he jumps in before they get time to explain to see if he's correct on his views/assumptions. If he waited till it was explained his content would be very different. I like hearing what he thinks then seeing his reaction. Surely that's the whole point? I just don't get some people's nastiness, if it's not for them and he upsets them so much, just don't watch.
@@gillianjackson9403 I can sympathise with your views and quite understand your feelings on his work. However, unfortunately, Tyler often expresses his concerns and questions statements from a video while the explanation is being discussed in the background, and he is so absorbed he misses the point quite frequently, unlike other presenters who will stop their video they are reviewing, to express their own opinions and then listen to the explanation to confirm or refute their views. Personally I think that approach makes a more absorbing and meaningful video, but again that's simply my personal view and I wouldn't criticise other's own opinions. I also do not like the general nastiness of much social media which often replaces reasoned debate and acceptance of different views and opinions, often arguing against facts, which CP Snow said "are sacred while opinion is free." Unfortunately, with modern social media and hardened viewpoints, the two become indistinguishable to various groups, confusing opinion with factuality. (if that's even a word 🤷)?
@@TerenceDixon-l6b Ah, apologies. I've re-read your post. I'd misunderstood what you were saying. 😳 Yes, I watched one of Tyler's videos a few days ago regarding the children's song about Henry Vlll's wives. He talked over it, totally not realising it was about teaching us how to remember something in history. He thought it was just a children's song. Apologies again :)
Christmas fanta. Omg so british mothers pre xmas go into hoard mode... Suddenly the house is filled eith food a month in advance but EVERYTHING is the xmas food, everything you try to have out of the fridge is THATS THE XMAS FOOD! 😂😂😂
That's better than what the swedish postal service has done. You sit looking out through your window, waiting for a package delivery, and you see the postal van zooming by without even slowing down. Ten seconds later you see in the tracking service that they registered "nobody was home"... People have been screaming to high heaven for this.😱😤 cheers! / CS
@@thecrazyswede2495 wow no wonder everyone has being so annoyed. Is this a free postal service or one that you pay for?. Royal Mail are both . You have the postman that delivers your mail and then the other part which charges you a fortune for delivery. I'm just curious.
Tyler you should look up a City in the UK called Milton Keynes. There's in excess of 350 round abouts, concrete cows, Starship (robots) who deliver food to the famous Bletchley Park where people cracked the code from the Germans that ended the second World War! They even have a grid system layout for their roads and they have a redway system, where you can walk, cycle, ride electric scooters without having to deal with traffic.
There are still Many!! (1,117! 😮) Woolworths supermarkets in Australia but the corporation is not connected any way to the British Woolworths! Or the American Woolworths either. (185! Woolies stores in NZ).
I wonder what they would do about _le mouton anglo-francais_ ? (That was in a Monty Python sketch where they were warning about that most dangerous creature - a clever sheep. The British and the French were cooperating on building a military aircraft at that time, and they worked that into the sketch. The clever sheep was the one who was trying to teach the other sheep to fly.) cheers! / CS
The "Christmas Fanta" would have been something specifically bought to be drunk at Christmas, even if it's something you would normally drink every day. The same could apply to any food or drink item that has been bought for consumption at Christmas in advance, to save having to buy everything in one big shop on Christmas Eve.
The post man threw the parcel into the window BECAUSE no one was in to answer the door and take the parcel. That is when you get the card. My postman tells me where he hid my parcel. Not that we get much stolen like in the US, porch pirates, but just to be on the safe side. if it is too big to put through the door ( remember UK people have a letter box on their front door and not a Mail Box away at the end of their drive - they don't have to leave their home to find the mail). But it is not big enough for parcels, so the postman is being kind and ensuing you don't have to go to the post office to retrieve your parcel!!
Woolworths was the staple of British high streets in the 80's &90's especially for us as kids back then it was the place where every kid would spend pocket money you could get everything from CD's to super soaker water guns,I would always spend pocket money on mmpr toys 😂😂
Those bright colours made her stand out in the crowd and meant her aides and security could pick her out quickly in an emergency. She had a lovely complexion and those colours really suited her.
@shaunw9270 how old do you think Tyler is? Woolworths went out of business thirty years ago! Was he hopping in his car at age 5 or 6 to go get junk from Woolworths?😂
@@marisaevancoe9837 So you're telling me you've never heard of anything from when you were a kid or from before you were born ? Are you related to Tyler ?
As a Brit it was a funny video in the first place but you not understanding so many of the hidden jokes / references made it way more entertaining ! Even so, not registering the inflation joke was the best. Keep up your "education" of the place known as Great Britain - it will serve you well.
My daughter went to school , hair all nice and tidy on picture day. They waited till the end of the school day to take her picture . It was not far off that picture. Need less to say, i did not buy them..
27.53 its used all over parts of the uk ,very popular word in Scotland neans food ,, whats for dinner? Need to buy scran , just food in general.. what you scranning? What you eating
In the uk older people buy things 6 weeks early for Crimbo and call it Christmas food .. (that’s the Fanta meaning ) Basically there stuff you must not touch as it only for christmas as we need 4 months shopping for 3 days Christmas time
Just a little comment. Meseems there are several different ways to make people post more comments, thereby upping the youtube comment statistics. Just saying.😇 cheers! / CS
Christmas Fanta/Christmas Santa, it's a play on words. Also the joke about putting air in your tyres and the cost going up: really inflation as in inflate your tyres and tge cost of living going up being inflation. Again a play on words. Great video as usual
The phone box has a Heart Diffibrilator in it. We have them all over the place incase a member of the public has a heart attack. So was a joke as too much fish n chips can kill you with all the oil. So good to have the other near by .
With regards to the Christmas Fanta, I think it's because, traditionally, some people will start buying food and drink for Christmas well before the actual festive season. I live in the US now but I know my mum still does this every year.
The note with the kid helping the builder was a pretend wage slip... think they gave him either £5 or £10 for him helping them... the list was all the things he did x
The bread roll joke, some call it bread roll, however others can range from a cob, balm, batch, tea cake, (not to be confused with current or fruit teacake), bap, and i am sure many other things if i think longer, The ATM (cash machine) is one of them that charge you about £2.50 for taking out YOUR CASH, the two closer ones that don't charge are located as said, Woolworths was a great store that has now gone, It was great for all sorts of random stuff however it wasn't a GO TO for anything in particular, they sold things like Plugs, Cd's, cards, sweets, games etc, however it was rare when someone asked "that's cool where did you get that from?" that you would hear Woolies" as the reply. the car air tyre! that was classic, its INFLATION of the tyre, as in pumping it up. rather than Costa del sol wed say like "costa del Leicester" (Less Ter or here from Nottingham (robin hood country) Less Ta).
I'm beginning to think that you are an imposter and not really American. Yesterday, you had never heard of Cary Grant and today you had never heard of Woolworths???
The boat on the water in your vblog. Is called a barge. Basically it's got stuck to either side of the bank, so has turned 180⁰. Years ago in the UK the canals were used to carry goods as there were wasn't any roads. The barges were pulled by horses.
It's also a reference to the container ship that got stuck in the Suez Canal in March 2021, blocking the Indian Ocean to Mediterranean Sea shortcut for six days.
I'm From the uk and remember as a kid hearings cows outside, I went outside and there were cows everywhere on our housing estate, in the gardens in the road and they all left their calling card 🤔cowpats everywhere. Eventually a farmer arrived he had spent about two hours looking for them when they disappeared from the farmer's field. 😂
Children get six weeks holiday from school. Some adults would like to join them. Think the inflation joke was because cars have their tyres inflated. The Costas are in Spain where it's generall hot, so calling a town Cost Del Manchester for example, is what happens if it gets hot. Scran is a north English slang term for food.
So, the humour here is spot on :) at some of the UK ATMs you have to pay about £1.50-£2.50 just to take money out, so someone was being very courteous to show others where to draw out cash for free! There is a funny picture in the UK of Mr Gadgets arm, its a metal stairwell that goes round a corner with a glove on the end
Scrans are left over meals .roast potatoes now are deliberately made. They were a left over dish from boiled potatoes and dripping along with bubble and squeak ..hence pre boiled taties make best roasties yum yum
I saw something just last night about the queen and her bright colours but I can't remember who or what...it was someone asking her why she wore pastels so much, and she supposedly replied 'if I didn't dress brightly, no one would know who I am' 😂 I think she's got a point, if you saw her in tesco dressed like any other granny you wouldn't think twice, you just wouldn't expect it....which is probably why when the war ended, her and Princess Anne snuck out to party in the streets and never got recognised (Cant remember where I got that from either 😅)
Inflation joke went right over his head. He must be tyred 😂
What a complete ‘airhead’
Whoosh
Must be tyler
Maybe it'll grow on him.
came here to say this lol
British sense of humour - watching Tyler get confused about all the jokes🤣
It is too early. I need carbs before I can deal 🇬🇧
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Seagulls was invented in 1930 somthing by Hitler there called flying nazis
Pretty funny
What’s even funnier is me as a Britt watching you as an American not get most of the jokes - I’m practically pissing myself!😂😂😂
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Knock knock run🤣🤣🤣🤣
10:30 - that particular ATM charges the user money for withdrawing cash. The note written was directions to save people money
I mean it literally says it on the screen, but this fella is clueless
Don't forget, this fella thinks James Bond is American...
There was a defibrillator in the phone box next to the fish and chip sign in reference to they aren’t healthy. I lot of old phone boxes now have them fitted to make use from them
The gull was waiting to mug someone for their chips… very British
Close ...... but no coconut.
The “Christmas fanta” is a reference to how many mums, families, households ect steadily get items “in” for Christmas (buying items of food, drink, chocolate etc to “put aside” for the holiday season. This helps spread the cost for the “Xmas shop”.
Along with the layaway stock ref its amusing that xmas fanta is close to xmas santa .. and f'ss and s'ss sound so close
I actually saw the note previously from the builders to Harry. They gave him a £10 pay packet
Not sure if someone else has answered this but - good luck eating all your fish & chips if there is a British seagull about!
The Fanta one is because everyone fills their kitchen with loads of foods and drinks and lovely snacks and yummy treats and desserts but no one is allowed to touch it or eat anything or drink any of it until Christmas. I think most Brits grew up with that. Mums would stock up on loads of food and drinks “for Christmas” and if anyone dared touch any of it before Christmas, they’d be in trouble 🤣 you’d ask your mum
“Can I have some of these nuts”
The reply would be
“NO THEY’RE FOR CHRISTMAS!”
That would be the reply when you asked for any of the good stuff
Fanta could be a Christmas treat if you were only allowed sugar free drinks and Council pop (Tap water) throughout the year.
People save all the food and no one can eat it till it’s Christmas ! Then everyone has loads of leftovers after Christmas that in my house we binge on it all on New Year’s Day.
Absolutely the Christmas stuff.
We have Christmas chocolates. Heaven forbid should anyone open the Quality Street/Rose's before 5pm on Christmas Eve.
It might even be a law.
@@caleyhook4091 yep!!! 🤣😂 and there are still chocolates and food left after the new year. But still the rules are the same next year, no one touches anything until Christmas Eve.
I think it has to be a British law! 😂
@@amathans If Easter falls early there might be some coffee creams and definitely a bottle of Baileys or Sherry in the back of the cupboard . One Christmas my Gran had a spare Turkey put by in the freezer.
We did our best but there is only so much you can do in a week ☺
I miss those days. Not the mad crazy disposable consumerism that it all led us to.
The family, community and general social ties and sense of responsibility that entailed.
Wow. Sorry that got deep quick. Ignore me I'm off to rabbit hole old Christmas telly ads.
I do apologise.
@@amathans xmas or special occasions or when visitors come round then the posh biscuits come out 😅🤣
Everyone in the uk lives on bread and water from mid November till 24th December even though the whole house is full of food 😂😂
Entertaining cheese - the assortment of cheeses we serve when entertaining guests in a civilised fashion. We don't spray our cheese out of a can or peel off orange plastic slices. 😅
.... that was in an American shop
@@watermelon7998 "50 UK pics"
@@nolaj114 truth! Lol. We Brits have a entire range of real cheeses to serve with a variety of crackers (not animal crackers or goldfish) and maybe a little wine when entertaining 🍷 🧀 🫕
Imagine putting a can of sprayable cheese out with it? 😂 or an orange cheese food slice, or plastic cheese as my grandmother used to call it
I think he meant he waited 30 mins and the cheese did nothing. THAT'S the joke. It did not Entertain him.
The Queen always chose bright colours. She once said
“I always wear the brightest of colours because I’m not very tall and of course. . . When people have waited quite some time to see me, I want them to be able to see me, so I need to stand out, and bright colours make sure I do stand out, so everyone can see me”
Or words to that effect.
I went to see her resting place back with her husband at St George’s Chapel and it felt more real that she’d left us. She only ever made one slight faux pas through her entire reign, she was perfect 🤴 😢
A worthy Queen. It feels all wrong calling that blonde bit that.
@caleyhook4091 Elizabeth was a Queen Regnant (reigning) in her own right. Camilla is a Queen Consort, as she is only a queen because she is married to a king. Totally different job.
@@missharry5727 Very true.
I heard she was quoted as saying something along the lines of 'if I don't stand out nobody would know who I am' lol, it made me laugh, I'm FAR from a royalist, but as a human, she reportedly had a good sense of humour
"Christmas Fanta" At the end of November/Beginning of December a specific type of Mum starts the process of stocking the house with stuff that is ONLY for Christmas entertaining/baking/cooking/guests. Touch it before Christmas at your own peril...
We once requested a non-uniform day at our secondary/high school and were denied. We were then told that part of the incentive for wearing uniform in schools is to reduce the chance of kids, especially those of low income, being bullied for their attire
My offspring when in Primary school used to pay £1 each to wear "mufti" - non-uniform days, raising funds for the school... Those were called 'Mufti Days' and we're usually only once per term or half-term.
my non uniform days were "it has to be cheep clothes/£20 or under
@@Frostycatp🐥 cheep? cheap*
My primary school didn't have any school uniform - you just wore what your mother chose. My secondary (girls only) school only had a winter uniform, but in the spring, roughly from Easter to the start of the summer holidays) we didn't really have a uniform. You could wear a summer dress or a blouse and summer skirt, but if you wanted anything warmer on top it had to be your school blazer or jumper. Trousers completely out of the question. I left school in 1966 and I don't know what happened after that. But my local schools in a different area of the country all have traditional uniforms including ties for girls up to the age of 16.
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I don't recall any specific uniform when I was in Primary school, though I remember we all wore black (or navy) gaberdine macs when we went out, either to play in wintertime or on school trips... (And it was a mixed sex - now called Co-ed? - in all classes in both 'Infants' to 'Juniors' - ages 5 to 10.)
In my 'Secondary Modern' we were an All Girls School, and wore yellow cotton gingham dresses in the summer terms, but the rest of the year, we wore navy tunics (up to the Fifth Year, when we would wear navy pleated skirts and white blouses,vwuth our school striped ties, navy cardigans, and our School House Colour Badges*) over white blouses, with striped ties, navy cardigans, white socks, black shoes (slip-ons, laced or buckled) with a horrid navy (or black?) felt bonnet with the school colours ribbon around its crown to "Always Wear when in uniform, out of school"! By the time we reached the Third or Fourth Years we were stuffing them, folded in a school bags / satchels,band risked being admonished for nit wearing our bonnets out of school, plus "Look at the state of your bonnet, all folded and creased, and shabby!" 'Oops, sorry Miss' *our House badges were flat, round and of one or the other of three different colours representing our different Houses.
_White_ : _Everest House_ (mine), (named after 'Mount Everest', of course!)
_Yellow_ : _Ravensbourne House_ (named after the local river which runs through the borough in which my school, and my homes are / were sited).
_Red_ : _Ferrier House_ (named after an apparently famous opera singer - who, not being an opera fan, I had never heard of til attending that school, and I still only know that about her!!).
We had our own 'Common Room's where we could sit, relax, do homework, read, or just chat with fellow House / Classmates.
All a tad "Harry Potter-esque"?! However, our school meals were _mostly_ edible * and the desserts / puddings were usually tasty, (except: _tapioca_ , and _semolina_ ... Yuk!!! They each looked like "frogspawn" and I'd never eat it... I don't believe I was the only schoolgirl there who felt that way about those two _really_ _dreadful_ "puddings"!!)
( _except salad_ - which _always_ had a dead spider "lurking" in it, having hidden under the lettuce, drowned in salad cream, and freaked me out _after having eaten half_ of the meal!!
I always hoped no additional "meat" was hidden in my salad. I was always disappointed...and those schooldays salads put me off eating salad for _literally decades_ - _unless_ the person preparing the salad was sworn-in to _thoroughly check and wash every leaf_ before 'building the salad' and handing it to me. I trusted my Mum's salad preparations, but few others
... Nowadays my daughter is my caring carer so I can eat salads which _she_ prepares, too!!) 🤞...ending on a happier note?! 👍🤭
Cups of tea definately hit differently! You make it the same way every time but somehow, just every now and then, you make a particularly good cuppa! Of course, that's the one I usually accidentally knock over.
Britain needs more badger parking!
"Costa del..." It's because we don't often get hot weather here. Brits often go places in Spain for warm weather holidays so, if we do actually get warm weather at home, saying "Costa del Scunthorpe" means "Hey, it's warm here in Scunthorpe, like being in Spain!"
Do you notice who mentioned the baking trays? Sarah Millican
3:34 - We don't really have mailboxes on the street 😂 The slot for post etc (called a letterbox) is usually in the front door. If the recipient had answered the door no throwing would have been necessary 😂 If you're not home they leave that little card thing - in cases where there's nowhere they can leave the parcel/package it will be returned to the depot (delivery office) and you have to go there with I.D and thatbred card to pick it up yourself
They don’t even let you collect from the delivery office now. They attempt a redelivery (can’t remember how many times) before returning to sender. At least that’s in my area. No doubt it will change again soon though.
I went to Legoland to celebrate my 70th birthday and had a wonderful time!🎉
May I recommend Diggerland for your 80th?
In fairness, the people taking their 2 year old etc, are doing it for selfish reasons. We’re all “Tony”.
I went to see home alone at the cinema (which was called a hippodrome back then) with my school. I was 9 years old and it was so exciting! It was coming up to breaking up for the Christmas holidays and all of the juniors from my primary school went and it was amazing. Coaches pulled up at the school for us and we were all noisy and happy and excited . I remember Getting sweets and icecream in the interval. (Cinemas don’t have intervals anymore). People were able to smoke in cinemas back then and I remember us all being shocked when our teacher who was sitting at the end of the back row, lit up a cigarette and started puffing away. Us kids were all looking back at her and the smoke was very visible due to the lighting in there. Naughty Miss Owen!!!
If no ones told you yet, the bread roll name thing is a running joke across the UK as different places refer to it with different names. For example where I was born in Bolton there babs, but in Salford where I grew up their barms. There's so many names, chip barm, chip butty, chip bab, all chip sandwiches basically 😅
We call it a bread roll or a bread cake
i moved from Bolton to Halifax and was baffled to find out they call them tea cakes - chips on a tea cake? Wild
What about cobs.😊
I heard bread rolls referred to as barms when I worked in Boulton.
Oven bottoms here in Lancashire
@11:56 that dog is my mothers who swallowed a golf ball and had to have it removed via an operation. He (the dog) was featured on local BBC news.
You got a link to the original video dude? ya know, so we can show them some appreciation
He’s added it surprisingly lol
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@@Ka1denBreak wasn't there when I asked is all 😁
Package deliveries are quite often left with one of your neighbours if you're not at home
SA too, if requested, meanwhile in the US just leaving them at your door means the neighbours steal it
@@Cassxowarymine gets left in one of my wheelie bins
My local pub not only has the timetable for buses. The actual bus stop post is inside the pub. Microbus bar in gateshead UK. Genuis
The fish and chip photo was the harbour at conwy north wales, the same Harbour is where Britain's smallest house is, and the chippy mentioned is one of the best, it's called The Galleon
Tyres, inflated prices, inflating a tyre. How did you not get it, ha ha.
Right over his head. 😅
Typical average American
Sometimes we miss stuff when reacting in the moment . .. but yeah
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The "letter" is a cute pay check for the "job" the child did.
came to say the same thing . they paid him actual money. what great guys
Yes they gave him a wage.
The list of what he had done , on the right hand side was a monetary amount.
well, thats it , i give up on my world record teabag pyramid, im never gonna beat that.
Do you stack them dry or wet? cheers! / CS
Christmas Fanta: probably refers to people who buy things months in advance, so christmas dinner is not so expensive. My friend doess the same, she had all non perishable things last month already. It helps break down the cost basically rather than being completely broke after christmas.
You say the airport screening questions surely can’t be that blunt
But I wonder, have you ever looked at a US visa application form? Full of 100 percent genuine questions such as “are you entering the US to conduct acts of sabotage, espionage or terrorism”
I’m genuinely curious how IS is such an issue if they’re stupid enough to be answering yes to these types of questions 😂
I think the colour swatches is a joke about the fact she always wore incredibly bright outfits - it’s was apparently so she could always be spotted in a crowd.
Costa Del "insert town name".
I think it first started from "only fools and horses" and then was revived in another T.V series.
Someone pull me up on that please as it's vague
I live in a tiny village one morning a police man he was trying to get a cow to not go on a busy road. So I said he could put the cow in the garden, he did so my mother got a huge shock with a cow lookin through the window. Anyway they got the cow back with its friends.
This guy doesn’t need to duck, everything goes over his head.
Cost Del ... is so common. Reference to Cost Del Sol. People will invert the name of a town or city like Costa Del Brighton, Cost Del London or Costa Del Bristol
The narrow boat blocking the canal was referencing the time when a large ship got lodged in the Suez Canal preventing 10% of global shipping from continuing on their way for 6 days . Unfortunately you need to be abreast of world news to understand that one.
Christmas Fanta- anytime from now onwards people (mainly mums) begin to stock up food and drinks for Christmas - and woe betide anyone who dips into or opens the 'Christmas Goods'. This meme is funny because of course there's nothing special, or expensive, about Fanta- she can replace it easily in time.
The 'Entertaining Cheese' sign is telling you what is available in that aisle 1) things for entertaining at home - maybe fancy chocs, and 2) cheese.
I was always amused by the aisle in Tescos that promised me 'Seasonal Muesli'. I was always curious as to how the muesli would change by season.
The one about the why a cup of tea can taste perfect for no apparent reason is absolutely right and a mystery 😂 when it happens to me iam savouring the pure pleasure of the ☕️ and at the same time thinking why didnt I make it in a larger cup😅
@@Dave-wm2xg I don't drink tea- but the exact same thing happens with coffee sometimes too- it's exactly the right strength and the right temperature- and it's never a big enough cup when that happens.
@carolineskipper6976 your right it is about a combination of brewing/ temperature the tea I am drinking whilst typing this message is OK, but the cuppa I had one hour ago was sublimely tasty 😋
I call bread rolls Baps. Different parts of the country call them different things such as barm, breadcake, a cob, a roll, a bun, a batch. It can ignite arguments - but it’s just a Bap.
It's a cob 😅😜
lol its a roll ;-)
@@jamesmcnaught6341 bap bap bap bap bap bap bap 🤣
@@beccaboo3040 a cob? Does it have sweetcorn stuck to it? 🌽 it’s a bap 😃🤣😂
Its a teacake
We have a vast, pretty dark history but surely introduced most world changing inventions, so we have a self deprecating sense of humour. Sometimes we can be harsh, whereas Americans love positivity, our media builds 'celebs' up, then destroys them. We are a healthily realistic culculture that loves the surreal ( to non Brits) sense of humour like the words engraved into Spike Milligan's tomb stone ..." I said I wasn't well'....mind you I love Bob Hopes (apparently) last few words. When his wife asked where he would like to be buried, he supposedly said "Surprise me".. that is a very British response.
I'd rather Royal Mail did that than totally ignoring your "leave in a safe place" request and take it back with them OR just deliver it to a totally different house on a totally different street never to be seen again
You can drive 30 minutes away and they're be a different accent and some times names for items, bread rolls is a good example. depending where you live they can be called bread rolls, cobs, baps, buns, bread cakes, buttys or just rolls. 30 minutes each way in a car from mine the accents are very different, were always taking the piss out of each others cities out of good fun.
Yes, tea hits different. I find in accordance with how much youve been outside
Inspector Gadget was on for YEARS. Well into the 00s.
I'm pretty sure it was originally French!
The seagull is waiting to mug someone for their chips. :)
The Seagulls here are definitely British. They’re like modern-day highwaymen, lying in wait to ambush you from some building they’ve been patiently waiting on nearby to any take-away. The minute you exit the with food in hand, they swoop down and steal it from you. 😂
Happend to a friend of mine. Just walked out of Greggs with a bacon sandwich, one bite, then whoosh, straight out her hand 😂
Can’t enjoy ur ice cream for the scanning the sky incase they do a dive on you, so annoying 😂
Tyler - the tyre joke - the person was using the word inflation in 2 ways, one way for economics and the other way for 'inflating' the tyre.
Thanks for being nice and explaining it to Tyler. So many people just slate him, which i don't understand 😡
@@gillianjackson9403 I quite like him, one of his problems is that he often talks/comments over important points and misses the subtleties, it's an unfortunate habit he has. If he waited for statements to finish before commenting he might understand more, I've commented several times but he seems not to listen.
@@TerenceDixon-l6b I guess we all see things differently. I don't see it as a 'problem or unfortunate habit ' I take it for what I believe it is, a bit of light-hearted fun. I think he jumps in before they get time to explain to see if he's correct on his views/assumptions. If he waited till it was explained his content would be very different. I like hearing what he thinks then seeing his reaction. Surely that's the whole point? I just don't get some people's nastiness, if it's not for them and he upsets them so much, just don't watch.
@@gillianjackson9403 I can sympathise with your views and quite understand your feelings on his work. However, unfortunately, Tyler often expresses his concerns and questions statements from a video while the explanation is being discussed in the background, and he is so absorbed he misses the point quite frequently, unlike other presenters who will stop their video they are reviewing, to express their own opinions and then listen to the explanation to confirm or refute their views. Personally I think that approach makes a more absorbing and meaningful video, but again that's simply my personal view and I wouldn't criticise other's own opinions. I also do not like the general nastiness of much social media which often replaces reasoned debate and acceptance of different views and opinions, often arguing against facts, which CP Snow said "are sacred while opinion is free." Unfortunately, with modern social media and hardened viewpoints, the two become indistinguishable to various groups, confusing opinion with factuality. (if that's even a word 🤷)?
@@TerenceDixon-l6b Ah, apologies. I've re-read your post. I'd misunderstood what you were saying. 😳 Yes, I watched one of Tyler's videos a few days ago regarding the children's song about Henry Vlll's wives. He talked over it, totally not realising it was about teaching us how to remember something in history. He thought it was just a children's song. Apologies again :)
Bread rolls are called baps, bar cakes, Cobs, buns and many more depending where you are in the UK
I know of other things of which I call baps, especially big baps!
Christmas fanta. Omg so british mothers pre xmas go into hoard mode... Suddenly the house is filled eith food a month in advance but EVERYTHING is the xmas food, everything you try to have out of the fridge is THATS THE XMAS FOOD! 😂😂😂
glad to see you've started recognising the original creator and video. i may return now.
LMAO it wasn't a Royal Mail job application. It was a pisstake because they don't give you time to answer the door they knock once and leave.
That's better than what the swedish postal service has done. You sit looking out through your window, waiting for a package delivery, and you see the postal van zooming by without even slowing down. Ten seconds later you see in the tracking service that they registered "nobody was home"... People have been screaming to high heaven for this.😱😤 cheers! / CS
@@thecrazyswede2495 wow no wonder everyone has being so annoyed. Is this a free postal service or one that you pay for?.
Royal Mail are both .
You have the postman that delivers your mail and then the other part which charges you a fortune for delivery.
I'm just curious.
@@jacquirichardson7424 This is a paid service.😁 cheers! / CS
Theres like 10 names for a bread roll depending on where you live
We Brits say "telephone box" 😊
Tyler you should look up a City in the UK called Milton Keynes. There's in excess of 350 round abouts, concrete cows, Starship (robots) who deliver food to the famous Bletchley Park where people cracked the code from the Germans that ended the second World War!
They even have a grid system layout for their roads and they have a redway system, where you can walk, cycle, ride electric scooters without having to deal with traffic.
When I was younger I was pranked by some people at work & they cellophaned my car way worse than that photo.
Bread
Bread roll, Bread cake, Cob, Bap, Barm, Bun, Tea cake, Stottie, and Batch are the same thing just different names
You forgot a few but let’s not get into that discussion 🤣🤣🤣
Tea cake and Stottie are both distinct from the bread bun list
@@susansmiles2242 I’m sure x
16:10 - yeah this would be about the time everyone is stockpiling food and drink for the christmas holidays.
Hi Tyler, Woolworths was a shop that sold all sorts of things from sweets (especially pick & mix) clothes, records, dvds, stationery to kitchenware.
Records 😔❤
is (: and food too
it was also american
There are still Many!! (1,117! 😮) Woolworths supermarkets in Australia but the corporation is not connected any way to the British Woolworths! Or the American Woolworths either.
(185! Woolies stores in NZ).
well done for getting the welsh sheep joke!! 98% americans would not get that....
he didn’t though lol
I wonder what they would do about _le mouton anglo-francais_ ? (That was in a Monty Python sketch where they were warning about that most dangerous creature - a clever sheep. The British and the French were cooperating on building a military aircraft at that time, and they worked that into the sketch. The clever sheep was the one who was trying to teach the other sheep to fly.) cheers! / CS
The "Christmas Fanta" would have been something specifically bought to be drunk at Christmas, even if it's something you would normally drink every day. The same could apply to any food or drink item that has been bought for consumption at Christmas in advance, to save having to buy everything in one big shop on Christmas Eve.
But the joke was saying 'fonta' 🇨🇦🤣
The inflation joke! 😂
The post man threw the parcel into the window BECAUSE no one was in to answer the door and take the parcel. That is when you get the card. My postman tells me where he hid my parcel. Not that we get much stolen like in the US, porch pirates, but just to be on the safe side. if it is too big to put through the door ( remember UK people have a letter box on their front door and not a Mail Box away at the end of their drive - they don't have to leave their home to find the mail). But it is not big enough for parcels, so the postman is being kind and ensuing you don't have to go to the post office to retrieve your parcel!!
The note from the builder was in a pay envelope. He got paid a few pounds for helping hehe
that post sack reference was to the scene in The Santa Claus
Harry Potter v Eastenders 😂😂😂 Shirley and Heather from eastenders, no longer in the show but that's funny 😂😂😂
Woolworths was the staple of British high streets in the 80's &90's especially for us as kids back then it was the place where every kid would spend pocket money you could get everything from CD's to super soaker water guns,I would always spend pocket money on mmpr toys 😂😂
I think you can go back a few more decades with the Woolworths being a staple on the high streets of the UK.
still a thing in south africa, australia, new zealand (:
The Queen wore so many colours nobody else ever does she loved bright stuff
Those bright colours made her stand out in the crowd and meant her aides and security could pick her out quickly in an emergency. She had a lovely complexion and those colours really suited her.
Never heard of Woolworths??! 🤦 They were once all over both the UK & US.
And Mr F W Woolworth was a USian himself.
@shaunw9270 how old do you think Tyler is? Woolworths went out of business thirty years ago! Was he hopping in his car at age 5 or 6 to go get junk from Woolworths?😂
@@marisaevancoe9837 So you're telling me you've never heard of anything from when you were a kid or from before you were born ? Are you related to Tyler ?
@@marisaevancoe9837junk!?!?!?!🙀my sister still using Woolworths Christmas tree and it still looks great, and I still have dinner set, made to last 😂
@@marisaevancoe9837it didn’t lol just closed down some places
As a Brit it was a funny video in the first place but you not understanding so many of the hidden jokes / references made it way more entertaining !
Even so, not registering the inflation joke was the best.
Keep up your "education" of the place known as Great Britain - it will serve you well.
The christmas fanta had me chortleing!
I got caught out by the christmas greek yogurt once
20:05 no its not money its the fact you have to wait 54737735448747568753 hours to get a house
1st day at school for my sons, they looked exactly like that
My daughter went to school , hair all nice and tidy on picture day. They waited till the end of the school day to take her picture . It was not far off that picture. Need less to say, i did not buy them..
27.53 its used all over parts of the uk ,very popular word in Scotland neans food ,, whats for dinner? Need to buy scran , just food in general.. what you scranning? What you eating
In the uk older people buy things 6 weeks early for Crimbo and call it Christmas food .. (that’s the Fanta meaning )
Basically there stuff you must not touch as it only for christmas as we need 4 months shopping for 3 days Christmas time
Within two hours the bread roll name changes after driving for two hours
More like twenty minutes.
The massive sheep in South Wales my absolute favourite 😂😂😂
*Scran;* noun and verb: Food and/or the act of eating food.
I dont think ive ever heard scran used as a verb
@@michaelcumming2097 you’ve never scranned something? 😛
Just a little comment. Meseems there are several different ways to make people post more comments, thereby upping the youtube comment statistics. Just saying.😇 cheers! / CS
This was brilliant Tyler!! 👏 👏
You did make me laugh 😂
Yes more videos ❤
Yeah the seagull is waiting to steal the chips
Christmas Fanta/Christmas Santa, it's a play on words. Also the joke about putting air in your tyres and the cost going up: really inflation as in inflate your tyres and tge cost of living going up being inflation. Again a play on words. Great video as usual
The phone box has a Heart Diffibrilator in it. We have them all over the place incase a member of the public has a heart attack. So was a joke as too much fish n chips can kill you with all the oil. So good to have the other near by .
The one at 8:00 the builders. The builders wrote a note to the kid and gave him £5 for the work he did.
With regards to the Christmas Fanta, I think it's because, traditionally, some people will start buying food and drink for Christmas well before the actual festive season. I live in the US now but I know my mum still does this every year.
The note with the kid helping the builder was a pretend wage slip... think they gave him either £5 or £10 for him helping them... the list was all the things he did x
Well I have good tea days and some bad days some days it's so good I have to make another straight away
The bread roll joke, some call it bread roll, however others can range from a cob, balm, batch, tea cake, (not to be confused with current or fruit teacake), bap, and i am sure many other things if i think longer,
The ATM (cash machine) is one of them that charge you about £2.50 for taking out YOUR CASH, the two closer ones that don't charge are located as said,
Woolworths was a great store that has now gone, It was great for all sorts of random stuff however it wasn't a GO TO for anything in particular, they sold things like Plugs, Cd's, cards, sweets, games etc, however it was rare when someone asked "that's cool where did you get that from?" that you would hear Woolies" as the reply.
the car air tyre! that was classic, its INFLATION of the tyre, as in pumping it up.
rather than Costa del sol wed say like "costa del Leicester" (Less Ter or here from Nottingham (robin hood country) Less Ta).
Usually the best cups of tea get knocked over. It's just the way it is! 😂🤣
The phrase 'and some fell on stoney ground' come to mind
Best postie ever, most reliable.
My sister asked me why i don't like boiled eggs!
"Because you can't remove the bungee cables" ehh!
She nearly pissed herself laughing.😂
I'm beginning to think that you are an imposter and not really American. Yesterday, you had never heard of Cary Grant and today you had never heard of Woolworths???
he’s too modern and the US doesn’t have woolies
I think they did. Can't be certain but I remember hearing that America had woolworths in the 70s through to the 90s.
@@shakz86 F.W. Woolworth opened the first Woolworth store in Utica, New York, in 1879
The boat on the water in your vblog. Is called a barge. Basically it's got stuck to either side of the bank, so has turned 180⁰. Years ago in the UK the canals were used to carry goods as there were wasn't any roads. The barges were pulled by horses.
It's also a reference to the container ship that got stuck in the Suez Canal in March 2021, blocking the Indian Ocean to Mediterranean Sea shortcut for six days.
@hypsyzygy506 er I don't think so. It was based on things in the UK.
Nothing to do with the Suez canal
Tyler mispronouncing most of these, just to get Woolworth right... Somebody is taking the piss, well okay, Tyler teach your brother to say it too... 😅
I'm From the uk and remember as a kid hearings cows outside, I went outside and there were cows everywhere on our housing estate, in the gardens in the road and they all left their calling card 🤔cowpats everywhere. Eventually a farmer arrived he had spent about two hours looking for them when they disappeared from the farmer's field. 😂
Children get six weeks holiday from school. Some adults would like to join them. Think the inflation joke was because cars have their tyres inflated. The Costas are in Spain where it's generall hot, so calling a town Cost Del Manchester for example, is what happens if it gets hot. Scran is a north English slang term for food.
So, the humour here is spot on :) at some of the UK ATMs you have to pay about £1.50-£2.50 just to take money out, so someone was being very courteous to show others where to draw out cash for free! There is a funny picture in the UK of Mr Gadgets arm, its a metal stairwell that goes round a corner with a glove on the end
Scrans are left over meals .roast potatoes now are deliberately made. They were a left over dish from boiled potatoes and dripping along with bubble and squeak ..hence pre boiled taties make best roasties yum yum
Yeah man, sometimes it's a good cuppa tea, other times is an AMAZING 🤩 cuppa tea
I saw something just last night about the queen and her bright colours but I can't remember who or what...it was someone asking her why she wore pastels so much, and she supposedly replied 'if I didn't dress brightly, no one would know who I am' 😂
I think she's got a point, if you saw her in tesco dressed like any other granny you wouldn't think twice, you just wouldn't expect it....which is probably why when the war ended, her and Princess Anne snuck out to party in the streets and never got recognised (Cant remember where I got that from either 😅)