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His hair looks incredible for his age tbh. Would kill to have a hairline like this lol submitted by /u/ronweasly9 to r/AskBrits [link] [comments]

Oof. Pretty damning, if not exactly a surprise. WhatsApp messages revealed in the League Arbitration Panel's report show how the plan was orchestrated. The messages detail how: A junior analyst sent to observe Oxford United train before their December fixture with Southampton sent a message to colleagues saying: "I didn't really have an option and wasn't provided an opportunity to say no. I was an intern and was doin

Hi all, I’m (41F) and a relatively recent blood donor and will be making my fourth donation sometime in June. There’s a donation centre within walking distance of where I live, which is great. During my first two donations, there was a rather grumpy male staff member in his late 50s or early 60s who handled the needle and the donation process. On my third visit, I had a lovely lady instead, and the whole experience was much more pleasant. What bothers me is that this male staff member seemed unusually harsh and dismissive towards me. I am a British citizen, but I wasn’t born in the UK and I obviously don’t have a British accent. I’ve lived in several countries and met people from all walks of life, so I’m generally quite good at picking up social cues. I’m not afraid of needles, I’ve never caused any difficulties during blood donations or blood tests, and healthcare workers have never had any problems dealing with m

Man, I think I've never experienced such a contrast between my day to day life and internet propaganda. I live three blocks away from the Arsenal stadium, not even into football, but yesterday the vibes were euphoric. People from all ages and walks of live were celebrating together; families, elderly, kids. Wholesome all around. Even seeing the rowdy drunk teenagers was amusing. Today I walk into Caledonian Road station and yeah, the streets are trashed, but can see people cleaning up already. No big deal. Then I log into Reddit and at least half a dozen subs have top posts of the aftermath framing it as if the literal apocalypse had befallen on London (r/UrbanHell, r/dangthatscrazy, r/nextfuckinglevel, r/news, etc.). Anything from the city "becoming a third world country" to rants about stabbing and immigration from

First, I’m aware I had to clean my brush. I was packing for a trip overseas and it was a low priority task. I don’t know if this is because I used it with an American to European plug adapter. I’m shocked. Edit to add: I’m dealing with postpartum hair shedding and it builds up so fast submitted by /u/Inevitable_Cow7938 to r/mildlyinfuriating [li

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