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Would you even spend that kind of money on footwear?
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Don’t think I would spend that money on any clothes that isn’t a suit
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comment by Galvin☮️ (U22360)
posted 30 seconds ago
Probably be wearing Skechers soon enough
Ooh me poor trotters
#oldfart
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Just let me know when you move on to those “sensible shoes” that cost £19.99 they have in those Sunday magazines you get with the paper.
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Pair it with some elastic waisted corduroys or saink
Carry around a carriage clock
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Well SOMEBODY must buy that stuff!
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posted 6 seconds ago
EVERYONE can clap for the NHS on a Thursday, but how can you show your middle-class support is that bit more select? By banging these:
Le Creuset casserole dish
Pots and pans, yes, but let the neighbours know you’re a kitchenware snob with your cast-iron Le Creuset, banged on with an acacia wooden spoon. But hover close to make sure your child doesn’t drop it or that’s a bothersome trip to A&E.
Electric salt and pepper mills
Make a lovely grinding sound with these chrome mills you treated yourself to at John Lewis last Christmas. At £45 each, they’ll show everyone that you have more money than sense and make their wrists ache with envy.
‘The Rutshire Chronicles’ by Jilly Cooper
When slapped, a Jilly Cooper novel will not only resonate down your street, but will also resonate in the hearts of thousands of privately-educated boarding-school girls across the nation. Oh, Rupert Campbell-Black. You wonderfully English rogue.
Cordless Dyson
A cordless Dyson is the ultimate household power symbol, and you’ve got two. Wave one in each hand, reminding all spectators that you support the company who made the ventilators to save the very people you’re clapping. Though they didn’t make any in the end.
Their musical instruments
All of your four children plays an instrument in an orchestra. Get them out two minutes early to play a cacophonous version of Nearer My God To Thee, then pretend all the clapping’s for Ruby’s clarinet fingering.
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Stop the clap trap.
Clap for better pay & PPE
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posted 24 minutes ago
You there Mylo?
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What's up mate?
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posted 35 minutes ago
comment by Melt (U22362)
posted about a minute ago
comment by Raptor✡ (U1071)
posted 15 minutes ago
Would you even spend that kind of money on footwear?
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Don’t think I would spend that money on any clothes that isn’t a suit
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Aye
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Some things are worth paying a lot for, you treat it well it can last you a lifetime. I've got clothes that I've had over 10 years and are as near as good as the day I bought them down to their quality. Saying that, an expensive brand doesn't always equate to quality.
A mate of mine spent £300 on an off white t-shirt, a load of rubbish after a few washes. Serves him right for spending that much on a t-shirt.
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Should lay off the skag mate
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https://www.thebeaverton.com/2020/05/man-discerns-passage-of-time-with-ripeness-of-bananas/
What's happening?
Apart from wrong music and trainer choices, obvs.
Bales
Just waiting for her indoors to finish work then we can go for a walk
Need some supplies too
You started work?
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Would you even spend that kind of money on footwear?
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Don’t think I would spend that money on any clothes that isn’t a suit
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posted 22 minutes ago
comment by Automatic For The People (U21889)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Galvin☮️ (U22360)
posted 30 seconds ago
Probably be wearing Skechers soon enough
Ooh me poor trotters
#oldfart
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Just let me know when you move on to those “sensible shoes” that cost £19.99 they have in those Sunday magazines you get with the paper.
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Pair it with some elastic waisted corduroys or saink
Carry around a carriage clock
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Well SOMEBODY must buy that stuff!
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posted on 7/5/20
comment by Raptor✡ (U1071)
posted 6 seconds ago
EVERYONE can clap for the NHS on a Thursday, but how can you show your middle-class support is that bit more select? By banging these:
Le Creuset casserole dish
Pots and pans, yes, but let the neighbours know you’re a kitchenware snob with your cast-iron Le Creuset, banged on with an acacia wooden spoon. But hover close to make sure your child doesn’t drop it or that’s a bothersome trip to A&E.
Electric salt and pepper mills
Make a lovely grinding sound with these chrome mills you treated yourself to at John Lewis last Christmas. At £45 each, they’ll show everyone that you have more money than sense and make their wrists ache with envy.
‘The Rutshire Chronicles’ by Jilly Cooper
When slapped, a Jilly Cooper novel will not only resonate down your street, but will also resonate in the hearts of thousands of privately-educated boarding-school girls across the nation. Oh, Rupert Campbell-Black. You wonderfully English rogue.
Cordless Dyson
A cordless Dyson is the ultimate household power symbol, and you’ve got two. Wave one in each hand, reminding all spectators that you support the company who made the ventilators to save the very people you’re clapping. Though they didn’t make any in the end.
Their musical instruments
All of your four children plays an instrument in an orchestra. Get them out two minutes early to play a cacophonous version of Nearer My God To Thee, then pretend all the clapping’s for Ruby’s clarinet fingering.
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Stop the clap trap.
Clap for better pay & PPE
posted on 7/5/20
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posted on 7/5/20
comment by Raptor✡ (U1071)
posted 24 minutes ago
You there Mylo?
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What's up mate?
posted on 7/5/20
comment by Raptor✡ (U1071)
posted 35 minutes ago
comment by Melt (U22362)
posted about a minute ago
comment by Raptor✡ (U1071)
posted 15 minutes ago
Would you even spend that kind of money on footwear?
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Don’t think I would spend that money on any clothes that isn’t a suit
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Aye
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Some things are worth paying a lot for, you treat it well it can last you a lifetime. I've got clothes that I've had over 10 years and are as near as good as the day I bought them down to their quality. Saying that, an expensive brand doesn't always equate to quality.
A mate of mine spent £300 on an off white t-shirt, a load of rubbish after a few washes. Serves him right for spending that much on a t-shirt.
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Should lay off the skag mate
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posted on 7/5/20
What's happening?
Apart from wrong music and trainer choices, obvs.
posted on 7/5/20
Bales
Just waiting for her indoors to finish work then we can go for a walk
Need some supplies too
You started work?
posted on 7/5/20
Nice one mate!
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Nice1
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https://images.app.goo.gl/mmnZwBVhiPQJ6fN6A
posted on 7/5/20
Galv
Yeah getting to it.
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