Oh, and they apply for another adult travelling with you.

Disabled railcards are valid all day every day, actually.

I don't know if people do this but I know my mum took a dinner plate to buy a microwave so extrapolating from that I find it likely people do do this.

You guys are getting CPR? All I get is a 'she's gone' two seconds after I stop breathing from reversible causes.

It's four months until TB Kev.

FR though, subtitles would be an absolute game changer for deaf and hearing impaired people, my husband would be over the moon if a less than completely evil company offered them.

Remember that time you ate a really spicy chilli, cried, and then ate another really spicy chilli, and were somehow surprised you cried again? That was your god-given right!

I'm honestly not against stopping you from ordering extra extra extra pickles, as the person who habitually kisses you on the mouth, but that's not the point. It's way slower and multinational companies have no place in ordinary marital disputes!!

I also actually did buy socks on the secondhand market this month, albeit brand new with tags on vinted.

Bad people can do good things, just like good people can sometimes do bad things. Good and evil is a spectrum like every other aspect of humanity. I do not defend any aspect of these allegations, but we are all complex individuals and none of us can ever truly guess another's motives.

On a more lighthearted note, an old family friend once 'corrected' her five-ish year old daughter with "Don't talk like that, you sound like you're from Heanor". 5yo: "... But I am from Heanor".

When my Dad first came to the UK, people would hear his South African accent and, because apparently they didn't have irony in 1980, discriminate against him on the assumption he must support apartheid. He and his brothers say they now have smack accents, as in "talk properly or I'll smack you".