18 awfully British problems that are highly relatable
On the list of things the British have to worry about, a Prime Minister who can’t tell the truth and the impending cliff edge of Brexit must rank in the top five, at the very least, but that doesn’t mean to say that awkward social situations and bad tea can’t be put forward for consideration.
These #AwfullyBritishProblems are certainly enough to cause a few flashbacks.
1.
The utter horror and insta-block when workmates or family try to add you on twitter.
Get back on facebook… this is where i come to never interact with you.
#AwfullyBritishTwitterProblems— Hic Non Realiter (@hic_non) December 1, 2019
2.
#AwfullyBritishTwitterProblems
When people post cuppas they've made and they look like this.. pic.twitter.com/Zfl6YFFgie— tis me. Nic (@thisismenic70) December 1, 2019
3.
#AwfullyBritishTwitterProblems That collective twitter gulp of fear when we see David Attenborough trending.
— HT (@AitchTeaDrinker) December 1, 2019
4.
Look: who’s ever wanted to write ‘ducking hell’? Duck you, autocorrect! #AwfullyBritishTwitterProblems pic.twitter.com/JoCLyQak0r
— Polly Wiseman (@Firecrazee) December 1, 2019
5.
#AwfullyBritishTwitterProblems When twitter does a better job of reporting the news than the BBC.
— Emma T ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ (@misstyfae) December 1, 2019
6.
NO ONE seems to know what bin day it is tomorrow…
#AwfullyBritishTwitterProblems
— Ali (@tavistockgirl) December 1, 2019
7.
Stomach knots when you see the word "soccer" #AwfullyBritishTwitterProblems
— Hic Non Realiter (@hic_non) December 1, 2019
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#AwfullyBritishTwitterProblems
English tweeps not understanding
Scottish dialect tweets 😩🤔 pic.twitter.com/wqejUBv13E— cfdtizzi (@cfdtizzi) December 1, 2019
9.
#AwfullyBritishTwitterProblems Explaining to the our American friends that Spotted dick is not a STD pic.twitter.com/PDIYvF3ATJ
— Andrew Domorowski (@MauriceGosfield) December 1, 2019
