I definitely had a snooty look on my face this morning.
Indeed my nose was so stuck up in the air, I narrowly missed stepping in some dog poo as I walked down Walton Street (that's in Chelsea, don't you know).
And I MUST say in defence to the slurs of snobbery levelled at me that whilst I don’t have staff most of my friends and relies* do and I am TERRIBLY nice to them.
It's not senseless, when you've been so jolly rude about Judy. I think an apology is in order, at the very least. Then I'm sure we can all forget about the whole incident.
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tunslut
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your mum
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Heh
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Heh encore
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Heh @ Judy
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I definitely had a snooty look on my face this morning.
Indeed my nose was so stuck up in the air, I narrowly missed stepping in some dog poo as I walked down Walton Street (that's in Chelsea, don't you know).
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Ain't I a stinker?
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actually David Cameron’s adoption of the glottal stop really used to have me shouting at the telly - you’re an OE, man - what is wrong with you!
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Worst at that is Yvette Cooper
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Heh i took a mate’s kids to nursery once and DC was there dripping off his sprogs.
We had a quick chat he seemed pretty bloody normal to me.
When I got to work the mate (partner) checked how it went and he got really mad at me for being friendly!
He was a libdem, this was obv some years before the coalition.
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Actually, I think it may have been Teclis!
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lollers @ Judy's 1308
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Badders - has he fooked your sister?
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I'll add to the list:
Happy now?
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That would be difficult, Tecco.
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re the comma, surely the “man” was in the vocative and so needed a comma, rather than a nominative described by the OE.
The benefits of my crushingly snobbby classical education
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Aha. I think we're talking at cross-purposes here. I assumed you meant "Oxford Educated" rather than "Old Etonian". Mea culpa. Stand down your second.
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For the avoidance of doubt, I always prefix the vocative with "O"
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May I just say, I'm loving Judy's work today.
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I’d say that Oxbridge let any old grammar school kid in, I mean, darling, if you want Top Drawer, you’re looking at Cirencester AC
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Nothing wrong with Ciren. It takes all sorts, particularly these days.
When I was (a lot) younger a girlfriend was there and they used to have some very good parties.
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Well, that's me told. I am an oik. *Sobs*
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*sneers crashingly* at Badders.
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And I MUST say in defence to the slurs of snobbery levelled at me that whilst I don’t have staff most of my friends and relies* do and I am TERRIBLY nice to them.
*trufax
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Your friends and relies, or their retinue?
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More of this! Hoolie must be seething somewhere!
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Dude I'm a busy lady and this thread is utterly senseless. I am seethe free
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It's not senseless, when you've been so jolly rude about Judy. I think an apology is in order, at the very least. Then I'm sure we can all forget about the whole incident.
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I haven't been rude. She frequently describes herself as a snob, and has FYI made various unprompted rude comments about me on many an occasion.
I get you think I'm a gutter snipe and she's a terrible fragrant laydeee but whatevs tbh
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I can't believe that tecco's typo above has gone unchallenged. Not still his assertion that anyone would let him near a child.
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We would all be able to move on if you wouldn't keep on stirring it up, Dux, you little tit.
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I fear it may not have been a syntax error, Wang, but I don't want to think about it.
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I'm not stirring anything. Merely acting as arbiter of fair play, peace and happiness
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Sure jan
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Yeah, right. And who appointed you, you fungus-infested, contemptible little spunk bubble
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Bladders was that directed at dux or hooli?
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Felt superior to the other side in a meeting because they were all better groomed than me. A trifle too point-device, you know.
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Dux.
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