#ThingsThatLeaveBritainReeling trends after London attack in response to headline

#ThingsThatLeaveBritainReeling has been trending on Twitter since this New York Times headline was published on Sunday.

"The London attacks hit a nation still reeling from the shock of the bombing in Manchester almost 2 weeks ago."

It refers to Saturday night's terror attack in London Bridge and Borough Market, in which seven people were killed and 48 injured.

Many people's response on social media was to say that the UK wasn't "reeling" but carries on in the face of terror.

This is the New York Times tweet that started the hashtag trending on Twitter.

The New York Times has changed its headline now to: "Another Terrorist Attack Strikes the Heart of London."

But that didn't stop people responding like this...

Daniel posted a photo from the Second World War of a milkman carrying on his round despite the Blitz.

Dan is angry about toilet rolls being put round the wrong way.

Shrinking boxes of Quality Street are making Cassie unhappy.

Karen said: "Biting into a chocolate bar to discover it's Hershey's and not Cadburys."

Liam says people eating all the fingers of a Kit Kat is what makes him angry.

The price rise in Freddos isn't amusing Kirsty.

Charles says: "Toasters that aren't big enough to fit in the whole slice of toast. What is the point?"

This Twitter user said: "Arriving at a house with a toe through your sock when owners introduce you to new carpets & 'shoes off' rule."

Harry said: "This iconic moment on Come Dine With Me shook the nation to its core."

Jayne is worried about what people around the world think about Lipton's yellow label tea.

Amer says he hates it when someone puts milk in tea before the tea.

Olivia says it's people who stand on the left on a tube escalator.

Rob worries about people taking up more than one seat on public transport.

Kevin's more worried about the confusion about bin days after a bank holiday.

Keir has pies on his mind.

Paul doesn't like Americans calling a scone a biscuit.

Caroline was left reeling after Bake Off was sold to Channel 4.

Sam says: "Someone holding a door open for you when you're an awkward distance away so you have to jog a few steps."

Beth gets angry when she is thanked by other motorists.

Grammar is getting Nic worked up.

Dave simply says: "People in a baskets only supermarket queue with a trolley."

Louise is bothered when she gets meal deals wrong.

Lots of people are showing this photo of a man running away from the attacks with a pint of beer still in his hand.

Vanessa gets angry when the forecast says sun and it rains on her washing.

Sandy's hates it when people steal his chips after saying they didn't want one.

Kate mentions jogging slowly across a pedestrian crossing.

Emma doesn't like it when people say Lego's.

Rachel's going after people who double dip at a buffet.

Sarah's obviously not very good at names.

Mary says "reeling" is a type of Scottish dance.

Nick get irate when people get guitars out at parties.

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