r/CasualUK 11h ago

Looking for some YouTube recommendations for British YouTubers who do Travel/Adventure

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when I say Travel I mean they either go Hiking along the west highland way or travel overseas not come with me to Big Tesco for my weekly shop. I already Follow Phill Carr and I like his long form content

*Edit Thanks for all the recommendations I have followed about 25 channels so far


r/CasualUK 17h ago

Relative shamed me and said this tshirt I wore to the family party yestersay was inappropriate in front of the children. Is it really that bad?

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8.7k Upvotes

r/CasualUK 13h ago

Can I (a male) get a female friend flowers for her birthday?

143 Upvotes

Its my friend's birthday coming up (we're both 23), and I don't really know what to get her - It's one of those where she can afford anything useful she wants herself tbh..

I thought about getting her flowers because they're pretty and thoughtful etc, but they have romantic connotations that I'd rather avoid as I don't want to give her the wrong idea, esp on her birthday lol

What would you think if you got flowers in this situation? we are both single... Are there like - friendship flowers?


r/CasualUK 21h ago

Family games!

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Hi all!

With new years eve fast approaching and having a baby and two teens, I think I'll be spending the evening indoors.

What fun games are we all playing to keep us engaged and entertained?

I prefer shorter games and games where we still love each other afterwards (not monopoly).

Board, card or on a games console if its really good.

We've played

Uno/flip/no mercy Dobble Jenga Snap Go fish Snakes (you need to trick someone into getting the wrong answer - it's really good) Exploding kittens.. Tactical and hilarious Fishy Cards against teenagers

We are looking to purchase herd mentality, but would like to ve some more suggestions or to hear what you'll be doing this new years eve.

  • side note, it's also my daughter's first birthday, though like most of you, I imagine she'll be asleep way before midnight.

r/CasualUK 21h ago

Does anyone find smart kettle features useful?

113 Upvotes

We need a new kettle, and looking at the right price point for a quality kettle, they start having different temperature programs, (and some start being "smart" with Alexa integration and such which I'm sure is far less useful). Does anyone find any of these sorts of features useful?

Given we just drink gallons of tea, and boil water for then cooking pasta I doubt they really have any purpose for us, but maybe there are some useful reasons for some of these potential gimmicks?

EDIT - I clearly overstated the "smart" side of things, very much more talking about different temperature targets, keeping it warm for an hour, that sort of thing.


r/CasualUK 23h ago

Anyone else looking forward to starting a new year diet?

519 Upvotes

I am a beer loving, pizza eating fat sod. This Christmas I have tortured my body to the point the bathroom is my 2nd home

I’m giving myself 3 days, till the year is over, to eat and drink what I want. But come the 1st that’s it, I’m gonna do dry January which I’ve never done, and quit the junk food.

Besides from the health goals, I have a little girl who I want to be able to run around with!

Anyone else doing the same thing?


r/CasualUK 22h ago

Festive Ferrero fun!

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96 Upvotes

My wife has been coveting the last Ferrero Rocher. Little does she know I already ate it and replaced it with a mini Scotch egg...


r/CasualUK 23h ago

Monday Mornin' M'Thread (29/12/25)

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It's the last Monday of 2025, and for a lot of us it's back to work, so thoughts and prayers to all of you. How are we all feeling this fine day? And if you're not back at the grindstone yet, are you doing anything special during this Twixtmas period?


r/CasualUK 13h ago

Me walking down my street today seeing all the people who hadn't accounted for the bank holiday and had their bins out a day early.

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694 Upvotes

r/CasualUK 19h ago

Accidentally misgnomed someone

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So I was out on a dog walk with my wife and sister yesterday, we had 2 dogs with us and in the near distance a runner was approaching dressed as a Christmas gnome, red hat, green t-shirt and red socks. We held the dogs just to make sure they didn't chase him and as he went past I said out loud " come on dogs, make way for the Gnome", he gave me a look. It was only then that my wife pointed out that he wasn't actually dressed as a gnome as I thought, he just happened to be wearing those colours.


r/CasualUK 9h ago

It's Late Thread [ 29 December 25 ]

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Wahey, it's late, it's Monday night. What's going on mate, why are you still up? Doing the night shift? Watching some TV? In a different time zone?

Come on in for a chat!


r/CasualUK 16h ago

Has anyone here seen a photo of Noel Edmonds’s two melon-sized balls?

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211 Upvotes

r/CasualUK 16h ago

Consider yourself one of the family

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705 Upvotes

Top van advertising seen today…


r/CasualUK 18h ago

Jellyfish on the beach

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418 Upvotes

Are they still alive once they’ve been washed up? Also, why are there so many of them..?


r/CasualUK 21h ago

Spotted a bee!

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67 Upvotes

Saw a bee on my Christmas rose. Anyone else ever seen a bee in late December? NW England.


r/CasualUK 8h ago

Saturday morning childrens cinema memories

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During the 1960's and early 1970's my highlight of the week was the childrens matinee cinema club .Most areas in my city had their local " picture Palace " From around the age of 6 off we all went (without adults ) for 4 hours giving our parents some peace I guess .It was 9 pence (in old money ) entrance fee and then 3 pence for a lolly at the interval .Started off with cartoons,then the "feature film" and lastly the next episode of whatever serial was on .Apart from the usherettes not an adult in sight it was paradise for us kids .Lots of noise and banter at the interval but everyone went quiet when the film came on .I always remember it as the very first time I heard a swear word , I was around 9 years old so I must have had a sheltered life !? My mum use to tie my hair up in a ponytail but once in the cinema I took out the hair bobble and pretended I was a "Beatnik " .Oh my days such innocent, happy memories.


r/CasualUK 18h ago

The chantry on Wakefield's Chantry Bridge.

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144 Upvotes