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Reply 40

username1539513

I got called posh a lot in high school due to my accent, I guess going to a party with Helen Flanagan helped

Reply 41

DanteTheDoorKnob

Original post by FrenchUnicorn

How do we even define posh ? Because sometimes people think I am.. I don't think I am tho :3 - or Idk it depends on how you define it -

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which accent exactly ? :mmm:

I'm too ignorant to name it but I sure can hear it.

Reply 42

Fullofsurprises

Original post by homeland.lsw

Oh yes. I'm the epitome of posh.

Honhonhon...

Very much so. :smug:

I'm very tired after hunting with daddy. Hopefully cook can make my pheasant very pleasant :giggle:

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You are middle class. You rhymed 'pheasant' with 'pleasant', which no member of the upper classes would ever do.

Reply 43

Fullofsurprises

She went to a private school - a friend of mine at college was at the same school. Somewhere ooop narth.

Reply 44

username1738583

Original post by Fullofsurprises

You are middle class. You rhymed 'pheasant' with 'pleasant', which no member of the upper classes would ever do.

Reply 45

username1539513

Original post by Fullofsurprises

She went to a private school - a friend of mine at college was at the same school. Somewhere ooop narth.

Yes, she went to Westholme in Blackburn, my mother's exe's daughters hung around with her a lot which was how I ended up at a party with her in the first place. I've got her signature somewhere at my house.

Reply 46

jamesthehustler

i'd say it depends on who you ask as if i visit my northern relatives i'm posh but here in the south i am rather avarage even under avarage depending on if am meeting clients i am common but am middle class to the man on the street