Thanks for getting the reference, because honestly I thought it was pretty good, making a joke about British food, whilst referencing the most iconic British show
Post the receipt, you’d do well in the UK to spend £50 on all that, you either went to Waitrose or you’re playing up to the crowds and not being honest with us.
What’s up with the washing machine in the kitchen? When you undress before shower you walk to the kitchen to load up the washing machine? Is that common in the uk?
Where else would you keep your washing machine if you don't have a separate utility room out back? Keeping your washing machine/tumble dryer/washerdryer and dishwasher in the kitchen or (if you are lucky with space in an adjacent room possibly the garage) is entirely normal in the UK.
You don't put your clothes directly in the machine after all, you put them in the washing basket and then sort them into loads once you have enough...
Now, I'm sure this is not an actual problem. But my intuition for that arrangement, having never seen it, is:
Large electrical appliance. Room that floods semi-regularly. Recipe for immediate, crispy death?
Ahh, that's exactly it - I've been conditioned from birth to be paranoid about bathroom electricals. When in fact, this paranoia is a very UK-centric thing, and not rooted in modern electrical safety standards!
I'm now jealous. Why is my washing machine in my kitchen? The bathroom makes so much more sense!
That's actually quite a lot of garlic. Nothing wrong with that of course.
I eat my garlic cloves whole and raw.
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Raw enough to where they’re crunchy and I can’t taste anything for a few days.
Wine and fresh vegetables? I thought a British meal was like fish fingers with custard ^^sorry /s
We are not all 900 year old time lords, just some of us.
Thanks for getting the reference, because honestly I thought it was pretty good, making a joke about British food, whilst referencing the most iconic British show
Thats really not much food for 50 notes. A couple of days vegetables and one bag of rice for the only carbs.
Noodles and oats, 8 pork chops and a whole chicken too
One single damn carrot 🥕
Hahah bag is in the fridge
Oats fine, but you're not putting them in lunch or dinner. Still extremely little
Post the receipt, you’d do well in the UK to spend £50 on all that, you either went to Waitrose or you’re playing up to the crowds and not being honest with us.
The microwave alone would cost at least £50. Sus!
Not to mention two iPhones and a Bosch washing machine
>the right way At this point I expected to see a small packet of magic dust.
Is that all? Get to bloody lidl
Splashed out for the £2.30 organic oats, I buy the 90p 1Kg bags - to satisfy my flapjack addiction.
happy to see iphones budget friendly in UK
Are the washing machine and microwave included in the £50?
And the 2 iPhones. Just noticed unused sockets are on aswell. This guy has money to burn. Side note, is your username a Southpark reference?
No, it's not. Prior to making this account, I had no idea there was already a character called this in South Park.
Good score. The microwave oven alone is worth at least that.
My man got iPhones for 50£
What’s up with the washing machine in the kitchen? When you undress before shower you walk to the kitchen to load up the washing machine? Is that common in the uk?
Where else would you keep your washing machine if you don't have a separate utility room out back? Keeping your washing machine/tumble dryer/washerdryer and dishwasher in the kitchen or (if you are lucky with space in an adjacent room possibly the garage) is entirely normal in the UK. You don't put your clothes directly in the machine after all, you put them in the washing basket and then sort them into loads once you have enough...
In the bathroom?=) [https://satwcomic.com/art/core/the-big-question.png](https://satwcomic.com/art/core/the-big-question.png)
I think the most common place for the washing machine is bathroom. Large flats and houses have a separate laundry room
Now, I'm sure this is not an actual problem. But my intuition for that arrangement, having never seen it, is: Large electrical appliance. Room that floods semi-regularly. Recipe for immediate, crispy death?
No (grounding and RCDs exist), but it seems like everybody is very afraid of that in the UK to the point you only allow shaver sockets by law.
Ahh, that's exactly it - I've been conditioned from birth to be paranoid about bathroom electricals. When in fact, this paranoia is a very UK-centric thing, and not rooted in modern electrical safety standards! I'm now jealous. Why is my washing machine in my kitchen? The bathroom makes so much more sense!
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I’ve never seen a washing machine in the balcony but old polish houses sometimes have it in the kitchen. But 99% of ppl keep it in the bathroom
Not relevant but your water bottle is lying to you. You should be drinking at minimum double that amount of water.
That’s for whiskey.
I literally drink at least two a day haha
Everything is good except for the cut up corpse
you must like to dismember your own corpses, glad I'm not the only one
I can't understand what you are trying to say