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It depends on how I look at it 
how do you hold your cup?
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Original post by aarora
I don't think so ... I only recently discovered that a tissue is referred to as a serviette by posh people.
A what?
another silly thread 
Original post by aarora
I don't think so ... I only recently discovered that a tissue is referred to as a serviette by posh people.
Not it isn't, a serviette is not the same as a tissue. A serviette is what non posh people call a napkin.
Somewhere in the middle of peasant and royalty.
Original post by aarora
I don't think so ... I only recently discovered that a tissue is referred to as a serviette by posh people.
I'm fairly sure that serviette is another word for a napkin, not a tissue
And to answer the question, no, I'm not posh
Original post by fatima1998
another silly thread
How rude
Not a fan of the posh ethos, all a bit girly to me.
Original post by DanteTheDoorKnob
Not a fan of the posh ethos, all a bit girly to me.
Indeed it is very pansyish with a hint of silver.
About as posh as Onslow.
Original post by Blue_Mason
Indeed it is very pansyish with a hint of silver.
I like the rough cultured types, the ones who speak a French regional accent and broken English
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like idk, some people say I am but that's because of my accent, which I really can't help, and also my indulgance in education; however this is no longer really a predicate of the upper class, if anything you could say it's pretension (perhaps)?
I certainly don't live a rich lifestyle nor do I identify myself as posh.
As for the tea cup/mug holding I always hold mine with my little finger sticking out but that is simply because I find it more comfortable.
At the end of the day I really couldn't give a f**k what people think and neither should you.
I certainly don't live a rich lifestyle nor do I identify myself as posh.
As for the tea cup/mug holding I always hold mine with my little finger sticking out but that is simply because I find it more comfortable.
At the end of the day I really couldn't give a f**k what people think and neither should you.
Original post by DanteTheDoorKnob
Not a fan of the posh ethos, all a bit girly to me.
And i thought poshness was due to socio-economic status and not gender. Lmao
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