u/Hard_Dave
r/UKWeather r/ADHDUK r/Dull_mens_club r/aifails r/funnyvideos r/ShitAmericansSay r/UKTVMemes r/atheistmemes r/Deathladders r/BritishAdverts r/LateStageCapitalism r/ToastNames r/drivingUK
In 2019, Channel 4 released an advert based on actual viewer complaints
u/Hard_Dave — 1 month ago
▲ 61 r/drivingUK
What is 'zip-merging' on a motorway and when should you do it?
Ooh nice to see something in the media promoting proper driving. Now do middle lane hogging bbc!
u/Hard_Dave — 2 months ago
▲ 55 r/Dull_mens_club
Today I filled my van with fuel, screenwash, and adblue (aka DEF). All three on the same day.
It felt a bit like when you put several electronic devices on charge at the same time.
u/Hard_Dave — 4 months ago
▲ 1.6k r/ShitAmericansSay
A giant supermarket aisle, free ice water, refillable drinks or a cheerful grocery clerk may be just another Tuesday for Americans, but for someone visiting from Scotland, Brazil or Japan, these experiences are fascinating cultural discoveries.
Truly fascinating culture I've never heard of any of those things anywhere else
u/Hard_Dave — 4 months ago
▲ 45 r/UKWeather
Is anyone actually getting scared yet?
With May temperature records broken by huge amounts on consecutive days. What is to come?
From latest BBC article...
The UK record for the hottest May day has been broken for a second day in a row, as parts of London surpassed 35C on Tuesday.
Before Monday and Tuesday's record-breaking highs, May's warmest day in the UK was 32.8C in 1922 and 1944.
Kew Gardens in south-west London recorded a provisional temperature of 35.1C, beating Monday's 34.8C record-high in the same place.
Wales also broke May records for a consecutive day, as provisional temperatures reached 32.3C at Cardiff's Bute Park, surpassing Monday's 32.2C at Hawarden Airport in Flintshire.
u/Hard_Dave — 5 months ago