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In the spirit of a language forum I should have asked for an example to provide contextSteve, we're talking movement in both directions.
In the spirit of a language forum I should have asked for an example to provide contextSteve, we're talking movement in both directions.
Movements? Will you boys please stop talking sh*t.In the spirit of a language forum I should have asked for an example to provide context
You boweled him out with that one Mr Palmer.Movements? Will you boys please stop talking sh*t.
How short? Are shorts ok but trousers that are not quite ankle length the issue?Short trousers.
Each to their own, of course, and shorts are obviously suited to sporting activities. To me they seem somewhat indecorous as general adult leisurewear though that may be a symptom of an education that weaponised the obligation to wear them.How short? Are shorts ok but trousers that are not quite ankle length the issue?
i am of the opinion that you either wear trousers or shorts .., especially when aged older than 12
Many years ago an American friend of my mothers asked why she sent us to school in short trousers. My mother replied ‘skin grows back, cloth doesn’t’Each to their own, of course, and shorts are obviously suited to sporting activities. To me they seem somewhat indecorous as general adult leisurewear though that may be a symptom of an education that weaponised the obligation to wear them.
I found it very humiliating. YMMV, as they say.Weaponised to wear short trousers. Cum off it. We didn’t even think about it. Did we?
I’m sorry you had to wear shorts aged 18 Tom.Each to their own, of course, and shorts are obviously suited to sporting activities. To me they seem somewhat indecorous as general adult leisurewear though that may be a symptom of an education that weaponised the obligation to wear them.
This is a wind up, surely?I found it very humiliating. YMMV, as they say.
People who don’t wear shoes….in the office.
A truly heinous phenomenon. The Americans are really into this in my experience. So completely cringeworthy.Enforced Corporate Fun.
Hi Steve, I was there this weekend watching the County game and singing along in the same way, I had to tell my 8 year old that’s not the way you say it!It's probably been mentioned in previous incarnations of this thread, but "Wembley" pronounced with a superfluous vowel between the "b" and "l".
I blame Alistair McGowan for bringing this to my attention in his Beckham impersonations. It still grates every time I hear it.
Isn't this the professional version?A truly heinous phenomenon. The Americans are really into this in my experience. So completely cringeworthy.
Enforced Corporate Fun.
Am I being miserable?
I think you were probably acting unknowingly in an episode of The Office.I have mentioned this before - we once had a 'singing' team building event, where we had to sing in front of colleagues - in the office, it was run by the wife of a rather famous politician.
Beyond awkward in our small 30 person firm.
Sadly this might now give other knobheads ideasI have mentioned this before - we once had a 'singing' team building event, where we had to sing in front of colleagues - in the office, it was run by the wife of a rather famous politician.
Beyond awkward in our small 30 person firm.