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A friend of mine told me I should share my Dull Mens Club post on Reddit… so here I am. Copied verbatim, hence the slightly out of context Reddit references. This is verging on absolutely exhilarating, but still feels appropriately dull to share… it’s a long one, but that won’t faze a true dull man. Friday before last I was heading into London for a few meetings. Being a very busy time of year for my industry, I had one Bluetooth earphone in, one on my lap whilst I took a call on the train (no one immediately around me, as I’m

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To preface, I am 22 years old and getting a mortgage for myself has been so far down my list of priorities, I have literally zero knowledge of how any of it works. To give you an idea of how far removed I am from anything remotely financial, I recently got a £500 credit card and I am too scared to use it. I recently got a call from my parents asking if I can join in on a mortgage with them so they can get a better loan from the bank. I don’t have a bad relationship with my parents. I trust they’re not doing anything shady, they would never intentionally try to hurt me. However, they’re not the best with money. Financing cars they can’t afford, constantly broke, over the call my father mentioned he had a bad credit score. That sort of thing. When they told me this, I replied that I would need to find out how all this stuff works before I can say yes or no. This got them worked up, they started saying accusatory, guilt-tripping t

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I know so many people who’ve either had to have theirs out or are on the waiting list to have it out - and this is across all ages, from 28 to 76. Do you know a load of people with gallbladder issues? Or are you one? submitted by /u/RegularWhiteShark to r/CasualUK [link] [comments]

For me, it’s Harry Styles. I will never understand how he became such a star, and why so many women throw themselves at him. I’m sure he’s a nice chap but I just don’t get it. submitted by /u/Goose-rider3000 to r/AskBrits [link] [comments]

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