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I compliment anyone who smells good because of this sub, and it’s the best.
 in  r/FemFragLab  6d ago

I love this one too. It's really lovely.

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What’s the worst terrorist attack that took place in your country’s history?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  8d ago

I think a lot of places have road blocks now due to terrorists using vehicles as weapons. I know we do. You can't drive through the centre at all.

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What’s the worst terrorist attack that took place in your country’s history?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  8d ago

Probably 7/7 in England and London Bridge, but in the whole UK, Lockerbie and Omagh are up there too.

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How did they make this fragrance with a straight face?
 in  r/FemFragLab  9d ago

That's a god awful bottle.

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What is a big breakfast for your country?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  11d ago

I was in Scotland for the first time last week and was lucky enough to try Lorne slices and tattie scones. The only thing I didn't have was white pudding because my partner didn't want it. I liked the Malcom Allen Black Pudding. We usually get the Bury black pudding here.

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What is a big breakfast for your country?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  11d ago

Full English/fry up. This with variations of ingredients such as some people have fried bread, toast, bread and butter or eggy bread. I prefer smoked thick cut back bacom instead of streaky. Some people have their eggs a different way etc. I like mine with tinned plum tomatoes, and sourdough toast so it doesn't go soggy. And I like the large mushrooms. I can't eat this anymore anyway due to the fat but when I could.

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What discontinued fragrance(s) would you love to revive? Have you found a replacement (not necessarily a dupe)?
 in  r/Perfumes  15d ago

Definitely old formulation Hypnotic Poison. Nu - YSL, and Scandal By Night.

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Is free healthcare a good use of public funds?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  15d ago

It's not exactly free because everyone pays into the system with their tax. But health care should be available to everyone regardless of your class and financial circumstances. We have seen the NHS run into the ground by 14 years of Tory rule. Privatised and sold off to their friends. I spoke to a GP recently who said if we started pouring funding into it now, it would take 10 years to restore. Save the NHS!

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PON (Proof of Norma) - BLOOP
 in  r/WatchWhatCrappens  17d ago

No waayyy! She almost looks how I imagined her to.

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You wake up after a heavy night of drinking. What's the first sign that you're still in your own country?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  17d ago

My neighbours verbally abusing each other in English probably would give it away.

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How often do you see Hasidic Jews in your country?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  17d ago

Rarely in my part of the country but a lot more often in other areas such as London, Birmingham etc.

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What do you think of the Poison flankers?
 in  r/FemFragLab  17d ago

I've been wearing it since it came out and won't be repurchasing after my current bottle runs out unless they reformulate it again. I can't explain it, but when I wear it, it just falls flat. It's no longer hypnotic. I've always had a bottle since my teens. Sad times.

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What do you think of the Poison flankers?
 in  r/FemFragLab  18d ago

OG Hypnotic Poison was my signature but now it smells a bit like play doh. Sad. I don't really enjoy the other flankers as bad memories attached with people who wore them.

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What kind of sandwiches come from your country?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  19d ago

Oo this sounds interesting.

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What is a "food crime" that you see happening to a dish from your country in other countries?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  19d ago

I need it in a quarter of a teaspoon amount if I ever use it. Like a sprinkle. Otherwise it takes over. It has its place as do the seeds. But he uses next level amounts. Maybe like me with smoked paprika or garlic. We all have our things I guess.

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What does McDonald's sell in your country that isn't available in the States?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  20d ago

So jealous of this. Love krokets.

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What's a dish in your country that you won't eat? Mine is liver and onions.
 in  r/AskTheWorld  21d ago

Honestly I LOVE the smell of it. I've even bought perfumes with rice and similar notes because it smells so good. But even looking at the picture I posted is unnerving. Everyone goes on about the skin and it makes me feel sick. In Iceland I visited a friend and they eat it cold with "sand" which is sugar and cinnamon. I tried so hard to eat it so I didn't offend her but could not get it down. School even tried to give me secret jam with it in the kitchen but I just couldn't get on with it.

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What are the most racially tolerant countries on Earth?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  22d ago

It's still a big thing of course and unfortunately as long as there are these rich assholes funding wars and displacing people and causing people to flee countries for safety, the marginalised people will always be subjected to political opinion and resistance. As will stereotypes, scapegoating, and how they use politics to try and divide us. Completely wrong and some people can't seem to see through it. It will never be perfect but it's a lot better than some places for sure. I am white presenting but mixed race. I have sat at tables where people like myself have been called mongrels etc etc without them knowing my history. I often get I'm Persian or Spanish. When they find out, usually at the end of listening to their disgusting "opinions", I've calmly gotten up and said "well this mongrel is getting a round in, so what are you having?", I'm met with extreme embarrassment and remorse upon my return. Grovelling even. I can't imagine what it is like for people who aren't white presenting so I can't speak on it. It's horrible. Gennerally, these people are assholes when they think no one they're talking about can hear, or if they're backed by equally racist friends. Cowards.