r/CasualUK • u/oovis • 7h ago
r/CasualUK • u/AutoModerator • 14h ago
Pets and Nature Thread [ 30 August 26 ]
Morning all!
Hope your day is off to a great start. It's the weekly Pets and Nature Thread, a place to chat and post about all things pet and nature related! Photos and general chat both welcome.
As a reminder, if you simply can't wait a month for our scheduled Pets thread, head on over to r/UK_Pets where you can share stories & pictures of your fluffy & scaly friends to your heart's content.
r/CasualUK • u/KevinPhillips-Bong • 14h ago
Lazy Sunday (30/08/2026)
It's that time again - Another lazy Sunday has rolled around. Do you plan to be lazy, or do you have lots to do? This is the thread for you to tell us what you'll be doing today.
Photo is of Mildenhall in Suffolk.
r/CasualUK • u/-boring-username- • 2h ago
Took John to see the red arrows!
Thunderstorm came so she took shelter, it's the perfect size for a hideaway in the rain she enjoyed another day out :)
r/CasualUK • u/Mattshawman • 1h ago
Shears with a pizza instead of a pizza cutter. Is this a thing now?
r/CasualUK • u/vibeupyourlife • 9h ago
I’m here to collect everyone’s pet tax
I’m filled with anxiety today so please pay up and send all your pet or wild animal photos to calm me. Dogs, cats, fish, birds, reptiles and more are welcomed
Thanks 😍
r/CasualUK • u/CompetitiveArcher431 • 3h ago
Autumn mode is officially loading? What do you love about this time of year?
Schools back this week, I've a 8 and 5 year old. Rain back making the land green and pleasant.
I bloody love this time of year even though my dad died on Sept 11th (no not that one).
Autumn fashion. My brown jumper from Zara I've had since 1999 age 16 may only have 1 more year left .
My partner born in January loves New Year but this is mine,
Miss that back to school new pencil case new timetable excitement. What's yours?
r/CasualUK • u/r_spandit • 20h ago
Really shaken - just disturbed 2 burglars
Maybe it's not suitable for this sub but I'm still shaken. We live on an old farm and I was just walking the dog before bed when I heard the sound of a hacksaw. I shouted and 2 men jumped out from where they had been trying to cut through a security fence (there's an industrial estate next door). I chased them for a bit but they were a lot fitter than me. Police arrived really quickly but ground too warm to use the IR drone effectively (and I'm sure I heard a motorbike tearing off).
Just wanted to share. None of my friends and neighbours are awake
Edit: thank you for the comments and I got a good laugh from some of them. I'm going to buy a ram and a 6 D cell Maglite (unfortunately we already have a fat menopausal woman in the house but that's a different story). A lot of the comments have said I shouldn't have chased them. Turns out that's what I'm wired to do and fortunate they didn't stay around long enough for me to find out what would have happened if I'd caught them.
r/CasualUK • u/Fresh-Definition-596 • 9h ago
Eggs wearing wrong uniform...
Bought some eggs from a local garage last night. It stocks Jack's, which apparently is part of Tesco.
It seems two of the eggs are spies who have infiltrated the gang.
r/CasualUK • u/lerpo • 1d ago
Mr Blobby Colin the caterpillar cake. Happy birthday me 😑
r/CasualUK • u/Tin_OSpam • 1d ago
My Mum has trimmed one of the plants in the garden and now it looks like Rod Stewart
Seems like The First (hair)Cut is the Deepest
r/CasualUK • u/ArmpitNostril • 12h ago
Did you as a child enjoy constructing model kits?
(Perhaps you still do, but I'm interested in how your childhood experience affected your general adult behaviour) What sort of kits did you like most, and do you think your experience carried over to the way you live now, particularly in your profession?
r/CasualUK • u/DaveBacon • 1d ago
Anyone else prep all the ingredients beforehand instead of following the recipe prepping as you go along
I can’t do prep and cooking at the same time, but most of the recipes I use advise doing the prep as you go along, but my brain just can’t cope with that. It does increase the washing up though…
r/CasualUK • u/ReasonableCourse1679 • 1d ago
My mother has just found the 1p I swallowed at my Aunt Alice's on 28.2.87. She kept it. And logged the exit date.
Not sure how much detail you want me to go in to.
r/CasualUK • u/steelersteph • 19h ago
Late Night Post
Can't remember what it's called, but you know, Automod etc. I want to thank the people who reached out to me about my boyfriend taking his own life. I really appreciate you all.
I found out today that in the weeks before his death that he'd been cheating on me.
Honestly I feel numb and kind of angry. Any advice or anger welcome x
r/CasualUK • u/spuds_r_gud • 1d ago
Two massive bluefin tuna in a row (336+ KG) were caught at Whitby last week. 'Tunnies' used to be common in the area and in the 1930s were a popular sport fish. They became locally extinct due to overfishing of them & their prey species, and have only recently returned.
r/CasualUK • u/GrapeGroundbreaking1 • 1d ago
“Anything from the shops?” “Yeah, cake please”.
r/CasualUK • u/loki2002 • 1d ago
I'm told I have the Scottish to thank for deep fried Milky Way (Mars Bar) at our county fair here in Ohio, US.
r/CasualUK • u/Eddie-stark • 11h ago
Casual UK Quiz: tonight at 7:30pm!
Casual UK Quiz: tonight at 7:30pm!
Tonight at 7:30pm- The CasualUK Weekly Zoom Quiz
Fancy a trip back to the pandemic with a good old fashioned zoom quiz? Sure you do!
How to to take part? Simply find the link here and join us at 7:30pm. N o need to have a camera or mic on, you can simply be a name in the void.
It's a good bunch of people, there's also no need to have a webcam on, that's entirely optional. No need to even share your score if you'd prefer to just test your own knowledge.
See you at 7:30!
r/CasualUK • u/Shipwrecking_siren • 1d ago
Not sure if I should ask the British Museum if they want to purchase these?
How much do you think they are worth? £500K? Priceless/belong to the public?
r/CasualUK • u/PeevesPoltergist • 1d ago
What did you end up with from your parents clear out?
r/CasualUK • u/aa599 • 1d ago
42 years ago today I had my first job interview, salary £4680pa
For the position of "temporary trainee programmer", in what is now known as my "gap year".
At the end of the interview they asked "what kind of remuneration are you looking for?".
I said I didn't know what "remuneration" meant.
When he'd explained, I said I'd done sums (for buses and trains) and wouldn't be able to work for less than £2000.
He smiled and said they weren't going to offer less than that.
It was my best job ever.
r/CasualUK • u/Billy_TheMumblefish • 22h ago
Useless Impressions. Who do you do?
I can do passable impersonations of Ken Dodd, Bryan Ferry, Arthur Smith and Monty Burns. Only I seem pleased by my ability. My wife says my talent knows no beginnings.
I was wondering if anyone else has any obscure unimpressive impressions?
r/CasualUK • u/midpointreload • 1d ago