I'm not a snob but I draw the line at....

[Trickedem]

And another i draw the line at:
Eating abroad in places with pictures of food on the menu

 

[jefmcg]

And another i draw the line at:
Eating abroad in places with pictures of food on the menu

Yes, stick to the plastic models

 

[srw]

"ladies glass for beer" threw up this, which seems quite reasonable.

Having looked at the picture and mentally measured a few times, this does appear to be just a photo of a woman drinking from a slim and tall pint glass. Which slightly spoils my point.

 

[stephec]

Having looked at the picture and mentally measured a few times, this does appear to be just a photo of a woman drinking from a slim and tall pint glass. Which slightly spoils my point.

Ladies drinking pints?

Good lord, what is the country coming to, I blame the EU.

 

[stephec]

Yes, aparrantly a vote for Brexit is a vote for some decent, old fashioned values. String backed driving gloves, pubs with saloon bars, British sherry, early closing on Wednesday, elbow patches, etc etc etc

What's wrong with elbow patches?

And when we're in those saloon bars we'll be able to drink a good old British pint.

 

[Fnaar]

[QUOTE 4319785, member: 259"]In retrospect, I'm a bit nuanced at having reopened this thread. So apologies if anyone else has issues with it.[/QUOTE]
I'm not a snob, but I blur the line at nuancing

 

[Accy cyclist]

Him and the internet, I assume. I just did a reverse image search on that picture, and I think it reveals what he searched for.

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Charming. Yeah, you are right though, she's pregnant. Still, that shouldn't stop strangers judging her. <- weeping for the world.

For someone who's supposed to be ignoring me you certainly talk about me quite a lot!

 

[Hill Wimp]

Gordons gin weak rubbish.

 

[swansonj]

Yes, aparrantly a vote for Brexit is a vote for some decent, old fashioned values. String backed driving gloves, pubs with saloon bars, British sherry, early closing on Wednesday, elbow patches, etc etc etc

So, hypothetically speaking, if I had a friend who quite fancied wearing socks with sandals, should that friend vote leave or remain?

 

[s7ephanie]

People with thin skins.

Touche !

 

[Drago]

Had to re read that - I thought you'd called swansonj a douche!

 

[Paulus]

So, hypothetically speaking, if I had a friend who quite fancied wearing socks with sandals, should that friend vote leave or remain?

Your hypothetical friend should be banished for wearing socks with sandals, and should have the vote taken away from him for extreme crimes against decency.

 

[Electric_Andy]

Shouting in the street. Wearing slippers to a shop. Letting my son be seen in public with a dirty T-shirt.

 

[jefmcg]

Letting my son be seen in public with a dirty T-shirt.

I hope you mean letting your son leave the house in a dirty t-shirt. I'm assuming he comes home with grotty clothes on occasions. Whatever his age, I hope he sometimes has adventures that leave him grimy.

 

[ianrauk]

Letting my son be seen in public with a dirty T-shirt.

If Little H (6YO) hasn't got a grimy t-shirt then I would think he hasn't been having fun. Kids and dirty clothing go together. Kids get dirty playing, their clothes get dirty. I do despair when I see parents telling their kids not to do this or not to do that as they'll get dirty or their clothes will get dirty. Stopping them having fun at the expense of a clothes wash,