#207

first name yes, but not surname.

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#208

Not sure how I know yours, some World Cup predictions thing I think.

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#209

I only know because you sent me a Belle and Sebastian play list from spotify. Good one taboot!

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#210

just hold your heading true

#211

Whats the first thing everyone does when they check into their hotel room, after you put your bags down?

Me: I immediately check the pillows for firmness, as you can see from above picture not happy with the allotment of soft pillows. Should have brought my own ffs.

I also rip that top sheet right off.

#212

massive belly flop on the bed

#213

Never done that tbh, staying in copious amounts of hotels in my life I pretty much know what I’m getting

#214

If staying multiple nights I also leave a note for the maid not to tuck in the sheets. Seinfeld I know!

#215

Can’t fucking sleep.

#216

Go to the fridge and get a Stella.

#217

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#218

See what the complementary biscuit are

#219

wow cool! Obviously this one is foreign to me. UK hotels just have a menu of what complimentary biscuits are on offer in your room? Welly welly well!

#220
#221

Find light switches, find air con controls. Find kettle, fill and turn on, check shower water pressure and temperature

When tea is brewing, look out of window/assess whether window will open

#222

Big poo.

#223

I thought that’s what after you put your bags down meant

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#224

Kettles in a hotel room! The absolute madness!

#225

You need to stop going to epimers conventions

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#226

Often billed as tea and coffee making facilities. The kettles are generally small and underpowered. When I used to use hotels a lot (and they were shitty hotels to boot) I used to bring my own tea bags. Brought my own tea bags on a two-week tour of the US, in fact.

Only to discover, as you point out there, were no kettles in the hotel rooms.