I found a Sainsbury's receipt from 1981 in a second-hand bag - people can't believe how much prices have changed
A Sainsbury's receipt dating back to 1981 was found inside a vintage bag bought by a charity shopper - and posted on Reddit.
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People are only just realising what the metal part on the handles of scissors is for
Reddit users from around the globe have shared the different ways they use the middle section of kitchen scissors after one person questioned whether it had a purpose.
3 days ago
Flight passenger branded a 'diva' after giving cabin crew a bizarre note with list of demands
The cabin crew member, believed to be from the US, took to Reddit to reveal the extensive list of 'allergies' printed on a sheet of A4 paper that was handed to her by the passenger.
My mother fell in love with an A-list celebrity she met online - the video is so convincing she refuses to believe it's fake
The unnamed woman shared her concerns on US forum Reddit , along with an alleged video of the Hollywood star, 56, telling her mom she is an 'amazing woman'.
7 days ago
Bride-to-be branded 'self-centred' after banning chronically-ill sister from bringing service dog to her wedding because it's 'not elegant'
A woman, from the US, revealed on Reddit that her 'entitled' sister tried to ban her service dog from attending her wedding because the pooch would make the day 'less elegant'.
The commonly mispronounced words that infuriate Brits... so, are YOU saying them correctly?
Britons have taken to Reddit's r/AskUK forum to share the linguistic blunders that drive them to distraction.
8 days ago
I dug up old items previous home owners buried in my garden... this is what I found but nobody can figure out what the last item is
Writing on Reddit , one account user from the UK shared pictures of 'rubbish' items that they had uncovered beneath their shed.
Groom reveals common wedding tradition that offended his bride's 'unhinged' relatives - who compared the nuptials to a 'fundraiser'
Taking to Reddit, the man, believed to be from the US, explained that he and his bride both make six-figure salaries and didn't ask for any gifts or money from their wedding guests.
10 days ago
I pressured my mother to confess a scandalous family secret on her deathbed - now I'm worried I ruined her final moments
An anonymous Reddit user, thought to be based in the US, has described their torment after pressuring their mother to confess a family secret while on her deathbed.
11 days ago
Father stumped by simple maths problem meant for his 10-year-old son - so can YOU solve it?
Writing on Reddit , the parent - from the US - noted he 'must be missing something in how it's worded' alongside a picture of the equation.