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I'm used to hearing about prison in a very negative context. You're being detained long term and you have little free will to exercise. Not to mention the potential violent instances you could get into. I was surprised when my SILs partner spoke positively about his experience. He didn't get into any difficulties and being on a routine gave him stability that he had never had before. He did just over a year and has gone on to stick to a routine and turn his life around. I was just wondering what other positive stories are out there. Personally I'm terrified of going to prison, not that it's something I even need to worry about. submitted by /u/Fine_Analyst_4408 to r/AskUK

Breaking Bad After five seasons of watching Walter White ruin basically everything he touched, “Felina” doesn’t try to let him off the hook with some clean redemption arc, and it doesn’t end with some vague cut-to-black either. Walt finally admits to Skyler that he did all of it for himself, not for his family. He ties up the loose ends, makes sure his kids get the money, kills the neo-Nazis, frees Jesse,

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27F dating a 35M. We've been together for 2 years long distance, (we met online in a game) and I finally got the chance to go see him. He never really showed off his place while on video, he was always out and about when we were on call, or in his bedroom where all you can see is one wall and his window. It suddenly all makes sense now why he's never shown off his place to me, but it's not something I ever really though about in the moment, you know? I never thought to myself "Man how come

As fucksakess seems to be enjoying her holiday… submitted by /u/captirl to r/MAFS_UK [link] [comments]

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/20/dining/jacket-potatoes-uk-food-trend-social-media.html (OK, after reading the article, it seems that Americans do actually eat jacket potatoes – albeit not by that name – but it’s not as much of a staple there as it is here.) submitted by /u/CLWggg to r/CasualUK

I feel like you used to hear about people being sectioned for their own safety all the time until about 20 years ago, but now in my small town you've got people with obvious paranoid delusions allowed to roam the streets, I work with the public and some of these people believe things like there is a grand conspiracy to poison them within the town and because I work for X company I'm part of it. I know these people have been reported to social services, but they don't appear interested in anyone who isn't actively looking for help, even though surely people that delusional are a danger to themselves and others? Do people still get sectioned? submitted by /u/pearl_pluto to r/AskUK

Game of Thrones (Season 8) Imagine a fantasy show spending seven years hyping up an apocalyptic, unstoppable army of ice zombies, only to have them wiped out in a single, anti-climactic battle halfway through the final season. With the supernatural threat gone, the writers speedrun the political plot. A major hero whose entire arc was about liberating the oppressed randomly burns a city of innocent people to the ground because she heard some bells

Apparently this is a more common theme in this market… so im told. Had an offer agreed on a house to buy in October ‘25 (probate). Accepted an offer on ours mid-November ‘25. Buyers for ours seemed very keen, asked if they could be in before Christmas. Solicitors said no. Targeted mid-Jan. Then end-Jan. Their solicitor sent an email out first week of Feb saying “all done. Ready to exchange and pay deposit”. Our sellers then cleared their house of all their dead father’s belongings and furniture in readiness. We were packed and ready to go. With a baby on the way in May, it gave us enough time to settle in and do some works beforehand. Then… silence… Two weeks of silence… We asked what was wrong, what was the issue, etc… 3rd week of Feb i’d had enough and put our house back on the market on a Wednesday. On the Friday our agent got an email fr

Im not even sure what to write here tbh. What on earth? submitted by /u/NectarineSudden757 to r/Liverpool [link] [comments]