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The leaves on our house plants have all started go yellow. My GF is convinced there's something in the tap water and has now gone and bought mineral water exclusively for plant watering purposes. I'm here drinking tap water while the peace lily's sat in the corner bathing in Evian like a prince.

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Having to uncheck hundreds of "legitimate interest" cookies, giving up and thereby losing interest in the article you were interested in in the first place.

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Stonks Falling

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Paying £9250 for university just to get two hours of facetime a week.

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Posted by3 hours ago

Realising that you’re realistically not going to get into the housing market because it’s currently impossible to find employment that pays enough to secure a mortgage and house prices are pure insanity at this point.

You work your arse off to be paid pittance and in the end can only afford to rent anyway.

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Job descriptions saying ‘We’re one big family here’ translating to ‘you’ll work overtime without extra pay and have no social life’

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Posted by4 hours ago

Buying crumpets and then finding out your new toaster is too narrow to fit crumpets

>:E

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Posted by6 hours ago

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Ordering pizza online; trying and failing to work out exactly which combination of special offers will work out cheapest for what you're buying

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Tea went cold.

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Broken biscuits

Created Sep 8, 2011

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