Seevio
Guru
- Location
- South Glos
A Gary Glitter shirt should have earned you disapproving looks even before his more infamous indiscretions.
Are you or your house “cheugy”?
- Thread starter Cycleops
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There is a marginal lot in each generation that get stuck. You notice them when they turn up for weddings, funerals, school reunions as you know them over a long time.
The hairstyles (mullets, ponytail etc) right ear rings, shoes, belts and clothes, jackets, collars, lapels. And it's the whole ensemble. Certainly not cheugy, but clearly not progressing, just stuck in time.
You however do not see it often.
The hairstyles (mullets, ponytail etc) right ear rings, shoes, belts and clothes, jackets, collars, lapels. And it's the whole ensemble. Certainly not cheugy, but clearly not progressing, just stuck in time.
You however do not see it often.
Deleted User
Guest
- Location
- Wolverhampton
These are some of the room's in our House, I doubt they live up to modern standards but it's how we like it.
Love the kitchenette. 1950's?
cyberknight
As long as I breathe, I attack.
- Location
- Land of confusion
I fall so far below standards I'm not sure they have a word😅
Been in t shirt and shorts for the last 4 months
Been in t shirt and shorts for the last 4 months
matticus
Guru
I'd probably bin the flying club piccy (I'm sure it's got some personal connection for you), but otherwise I'd be quite happy with that kitchen, despite the ... "retro" styling!
Brandane
Legendary Member
- Location
- Costa Clyde
If you were proper cheugy, you would be suitably attired for flying - in a suit and tie!
Deleted User
Guest
- Location
- Wolverhampton
The flying club thing is just summat we picked up somewhere yrs ago, is there a story to it or just not your cup of tea?
My mother's side of the family is from Wolverhampton, and this reminds me a bit of a great uncle of mine I was very fond of. He was definitely a bit cheugy, mind.
matticus
Guru
Yup, just that.
Deleted User
Guest
- Location
- Wolverhampton
Cheugy and proud!
Juan Kog
permanently grumpy
The kitchen cabinet, very mid century really on trend now.
I examined your photos and carried out a risk assessment. All those rugs , tripping hazard. The Branston pickle and HP sauce should be stored in the fridge once opened.
Electric_Andy
Heavy Metal Fan
- Location
- Plymouth
Excellent. What I'd call a house with loads of character.
Ming the Merciless
There is no mercy
- Location
- Inside my skull
Now you see that’s a home as opposed to a house. A home is lived in and personalised. A house is soulless and doesn’t reveal the character or tastes of the owner. A house is generally what you see in the magazines. Clinically furnished and dead.
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
In that case, I'll add my overloaded bookshelves, cat ornaments, assorted little twee trinkets and various in-progress craft projects occupying various spots.
Not to mention the girls' scratchposts, igloo beds and throws on chairs... And the cat hair.
