Category: CasualUK

The Tesco Seat of Shame Has anyone else gone through this? You’re doing your big shop with the ‘scan as you go’ option. You arrive at the checkout ready for a quick scan of your club card, a tap to pay, and you’re out in under a minute. But then, they decide to check your…

My brother, who is a teacher, got a biscuit spread from the catering department for his training day lunch…

Why did the colors of UK crisp packets change?

A Wonderful Experience at Halfords I stopped by Halfords on my way home today to pick up some windscreen wipers. At the register, I opted out of the fitting service (£8 for the pair), but ten minutes later, I had to return because I couldn’t get the old ones off. Fortunately, a helpful employee came…

My partner is really struggling with her job as a secondary school teacher. She often finds herself in tears before heading in to work because the environment is extremely tough. The behavior of the students is quite challenging, and unfortunately, bullying towards her has become a daily occurrence. The school’s policies on behavior management are…

WINSday (12/03) Good morning, everyone! Happy Wednesday! We’ve made it to the midpoint of the week—just a few more days to go for those of us in the traditional 9-5 grind. How has your week been so far? Have you achieved any significant milestones or perhaps some small victories? Let’s chat!

WASDnesday (12/03) What have you been busy clicking and playing with this week?

Mornington Crescent (Bassingthwaighte’s Manifold Variation) As many of you are aware, this variant allows for simultaneous play across multiple branching threads—perfect for the Reddit format. However, if a thread encounters a contradiction, it is considered in abeyance and halted (unless another player can provide a valid resolution to the contradiction, in which case it can…

What time do you usually hit the hay? I usually get home around 6 and try to be in bed by 8 or 8:30. There was even one night I stayed up until 11!

The U.K. version of the Plague Inc. board game overlooks Northern Ireland in favor of Bristol on its cards.