Posh people things

Whistlin' Dixie · August 11, 2016

DownOnTheUpside said:
Pimms is ok, i can neck it straight

Yeah, but you've got a beard. :coffee:

DownOnTheUpside · August 11, 2016

Whistlin' Dixie said:
Yeah, but you've got a beard.

beards are boss though

Seathestars · August 11, 2016

magicjuan said:
Enjoying cruelty to animals and the untermenchen

You got that right mate. Sickens me.

Whistlin' Dixie · August 11, 2016

DownOnTheUpside said:
beards are boss though

If you wanna look like a birkenhead kopite's ma. :coffee:

Woolverhampton_Blue · August 11, 2016

Whistlin' Dixie said:
I bet when they go to McDonald's they order a fillay o' fish.

My first job was in a McDonald's and I called them that :blush:

Thought I got funny looks about it because the customers were uneducated mutants. Turns out I'm just posh :celebrate:

SerenityNigh · November 1, 2016

ilikecheese said:
Skiing.

You have any tips on this? I'm planning on being posh this winter at least once.

artetas sock · November 1, 2016

Buying shares aka keeping the bourgeoisie down and in their place.

"Vive la revolution!"

LEONARD · November 1, 2016

I've never understood opera or the ballet, mind you I am from Walton.

Even though I am officially posh now, and living somewhere a lot nicer.

mezzrow · November 1, 2016

Whistlin' Dixie said:
I bet when they go to McDonald's they order a fillay o' fish.

fist sammich.

surf n turf = fist sammich anna double cheese

Eat that fist sammich first, or it'll taste "fishy".

roydo · November 1, 2016

In my experience, proper posh folk are really polite and nice.

Folk who think they are posh, or try to be, are usually unpleasant and look down their nose at you. (see my post in the Fuming thread).

Folk who really dont give a flying one about it all are generally sound as.

And folk with "Dr" in their address get really annoyed when you ask them if they are "Mrs Smith" instead of "Dr Smith", which I always do, for funsies really.

Seathestars · November 1, 2016

roydo said:
In my experience, proper posh folk are really polite and nice.

That's about right I reckon

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mezzrow · November 1, 2016

roydo said:
And folk with "Dr" in their address get really annoyed when you ask them if they are "Mrs Smith" instead of "Dr Smith", which I always do, for funsies really.

Yep. This sorts out the bellends real quick-like.

I hang periodically with a bunch of retired folks with doctorates in this and that who are much smarter and wiser than I am.

That's the first thing they do with new arrivals in their piece of verdant retreat. It's easier to be a mensch.

Frank Gallagher · November 1, 2016

roydo said:
In my experience, proper posh folk are really polite and nice.

Folk who think they are posh, or try to be, are usually unpleasant and look down their nose at you. (see my post in the Fuming thread).

Folk who really dont give a flying one about it all are generally sound as.

And folk with "Dr" in their address get really annoyed when you ask them if they are "Mrs Smith" instead of "Dr Smith", which I always do, for funsies really.

SerenityNigh · November 1, 2016

roydo said:
In my experience, proper posh folk are really polite and nice.

Folk who think they are posh, or try to be, are usually unpleasant and look down their nose at you. (see my post in the Fuming thread).

Folk who really dont give a flying one about it all are generally sound as.

And folk with "Dr" in their address get really annoyed when you ask them if they are "Mrs Smith" instead of "Dr Smith", which I always do, for funsies really.

At a former job, auxiliary staff had a door plate without his title on it. Needed to ask him a question so went to his door and began, "Mr Platt..."

"Dr Platt--" he interjected.

Never understood that, even knowing that academics can be really uptight (and this workplace had PhDs, MDs, and a few obnoxious MD/PhDs). He was also a United supporter.