What made you unhappy today?

[Lionhart]

Perhaps someone hacked your account within those 12 years?

Yeah, that's what happened😢

[Voodoo Magic]

Aw, that sucks.

[Lionhart]

Aw, that sucks.

It's all good buddy, at least no money was spent/stolen from my account.

[j0nesy]

I have Pommy heritage but didn't dig on tea till I married an Indian.

What about curry?

What about it?

Did you acquire the taste for it as you did with tea?

Pretty sure everyone in commonwealth countries likes curry even if they don't know any Indian people, and I also may have winced a little when I read your question.

the cuisine i undoubtedly miss the most about the uk is the indian food, tikka masala just doesn't taste the same in the US (even after going pescatarian for 18 months and replacing chicken with paneer )

[[cancerblack]]

Take the power back and cook your own!

[SM]

Did you acquire the taste for it as you did with tea?

Ah.  No I was already partial.

[Local Trouble]

I have Pommy heritage but didn't dig on tea till I married an Indian.

What about curry?

What about it?

Did you acquire the taste for it as you did with tea?

Pretty sure everyone in commonwealth countries likes curry even if they don't know any Indian people, and I also may have winced a little when I read your question.

We have Indian food in the US, but it's not nearly as widespread as Italian or Mexican.  I didn't even try it until I was 24, and that was at the urging of an Indian co-worker.  I was surprised to discover how good it was because all I knew about Indian food before then was what I saw in Temple of Doom.

After that, I must have eaten it every weekday for two years.

[SM]

No Snake Surprise at Chez SM.

[Local Trouble]

Can you get a NZ-quality pie nearby?  I haven't been able to stop thinking about them since that video and now I'm craving one.  Thermonuclear style.

Maybe not with cheese though.

[Huggs]

Among other things, my dizziness isn't going away, and I have to take my dad to get the ball rolling on his cancer testing tomorrow.

[Local Trouble]

Inner ear infection maybe?

[Huggs]

Inner ear infection maybe?

I'm hoping. I dont seem to have any other symptoms and certain things make it worse or better. But it's still there.

Feels like vertigo.

[Local Trouble]

Well, just because we have a pandemic doesn't mean all the other illnesses have taken a vacation.

[Huggs]

Unfortunately.

[Corporal Hicks]

Car isn't starting this morning. Looks like a flat battery. Shame as I'm supposed to be going into work today, and we don't have jumper cables.

That bugger has given you nothing but trouble it seems.

She normally only costs me tires, but she's been a pain lately.

Spoke too soon. Not starting again this morning. Looks like going to get the battery tested/replaced tomorrow if she'll jump start again tomorrow.

How old is the battery?

Doesn't look like it was the battery in the end. One of the neighbors is a mechanic, saw me struggling and came over to help. Sounds like it maybe the starter motor. I haven't had her serviced for a while so going to get her booked in for a service and a little look.

I drive Spanish.

Can you at least try to be more stereotypical?

10 MOST COMMON BRITISH TRAITS

1. Wearing summer clothing at the first sight of sun

2. Apologising automatically

3. Ability to talk at length about the weather

4. Making a cup of tea in response to a crisis

5. Finding queue-jumping the ultimate crime

6. Forming a queue for pretty much anything

7. The typical British 'stiff upper lip'

8. Grumbling throughout a meal, but not telling staff so as not to cause a fuss

9. Making sarcastic/dry jokes

10. Having a beer at the airport even though it's before 8am

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3385495/A-roast-dinner-stripping-sight-sun-apologising-time-survey-reveals-British-things-EVER.html

I've ticked the ones I do. I'm my own person, Trouble! I don't confirm!

4. Making a cup of tea in response to a crisis

What is this crisis bollocks?

4. Making a cup of tea at any opportunity, because life without tea is simply not worth living

I only really drink tea at work tbf. But that might still be a crisis response.

the cuisine i undoubtedly miss the most about the uk is the indian food, tikka masala just doesn't taste the same in the US (even after going pescatarian for 18 months and replacing chicken with paneer )

It took me a while to acquire a taste for curry, but I f**king love a good proper tomatoy Chicken Tika Masala.