jackofalltrades wrote: » This is why we can't have nice things. Is it too much to ask to just have a light-hearted thread.
steddyeddy wrote: » In fairness it's not a patch on the rough areas thread.
LexieOnRale wrote: » Real ladies don't let anyone in the back entrance
lawlolawl wrote: » The rough areas thread is a tad too real for a lot of the delicate sensibilities around here.
Widdershins wrote: » Apart from the tradesmen, obviously.
steddyeddy wrote: » I might have a different view of posh but to me posh is well read and intelligent.
forestgirl wrote: » Bouncy castles in the front garrrden for the liddle darrrlins Birhay pahhies
Mr. FoggPatches wrote: » An awful lot of you seem to be describing arseholes, not posh people. If you live in an estate, you're not posh. Unless the estate has a few hundred acres. If you drive the newest car, you're not posh If your house has less than 10 rooms, you're not posh. Sons and daughters of people that work in kpmg need to get a grip. You're not posh, you're wealthy assholes.
Colser wrote: » I know ya yah like loike..ðŸ˜
infogiver wrote: » Proper posh is a filthy Land Rover with 2 bikes strapped to the back and an old Volvo estate with a canoe attached to the roof. Mothers buying a head of rocket and toasted garlic croutons in the local deli wearing 30 year old jodhpurs mucky riding boots and a cheesecloth blouse granny bought in Zwitzers in 1978
uch wrote: » Cnuts Ring the Garda because some poor divil is delivering leaflets
PirateShampoo wrote: » Streets with no house numbers but house names instead. They are the bane of my job.
BoJack Horseman wrote: » Too right.... There is posh & then there is landed gentry posh.... different level altogether. The landrover probably won't be brand new.... but you don't become & stay generationally posh by blowing all your cash. Wicklow is ground zero for this top tier posh.