If they go Port Out, Starboard Home.

attitude...feeling like they are top shi* when they really ain't

Money and attitude all rolled into one

really tho, hell if i know.

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I'd talk like I had a plum in my mouth if I was married to this too:

[img:$uid]http://www.inthestands.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/David-Beckham.jpg[/img:$uid]

Hell, I'd talk like I had two in there.

Xibalba said:

I'd talk like I had a plum in my mouth if I was married to this too:

[img:$uid]http://www.inthestands.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/David-Beckham.jpg[/img:$uid]

Hell, I'd talk like I had two in there.

ZombieKitten said:

'what makes a person "posh"?'

find out here...

http://poshtest.com/

this was my result:

If you scored over 50%, then a peerage and seat at the House of Lords awaits you. You'll be off to dinner at David Cameron's escorted by your best mate Boris Johnson. In fact, you're too posh for this site already, so you should probably leave. If some of the questions left you scratching your head and wondering what's posh about that, you're already to far gone to know how posh you truly are.

You are 53% Posh!

CHIC0 said:

ZombieKitten said:

'what makes a person "posh"?'

find out here...

http://poshtest.com/

this was my result:

If you scored over 50%, then a peerage and seat at the House of Lords awaits you. You'll be off to dinner at David Cameron's escorted by your best mate Boris Johnson. In fact, you're too posh for this site already, so you should probably leave. If some of the questions left you scratching your head and wondering what's posh about that, you're already to far gone to know how posh you truly are.

You are 53% Posh!

Some of those questions...

I am 43% posh according to that.

In answer to the original question - I have no idea. I don't really understand posh myself....

It's not a word that I would use to describe someone. I'd maybe describe a nice car as posh or something like that... but not a person. I'd probably say well-off, well-mannered or well-spoken etc....

CHIC0 said:

florescent said:

CHIC0 said:

find out here...

http://poshtest.com/

this was my result:

If you scored over 50%, then a peerage and seat at the House of Lords awaits you. You'll be off to dinner at David Cameron's escorted by your best mate Boris Johnson. In fact, you're too posh for this site already, so you should probably leave. If some of the questions left you scratching your head and wondering what's posh about that, you're already to far gone to know how posh you truly are.

You are 53% Posh!

Some of those questions...

I am 43% posh according to that.

In answer to the original question - I have no idea. I don't really understand posh myself....

It's not a word that I would use to describe someone. I'd maybe describe a nice car as posh or something like that... but not a person. I'd probably say well-off, well-mannered or well-spoken etc....

Adjective

posh (comparative posher or more posh, superlative poshest or most posh)

1. Associated with the upper classes.

   She talks with a posh accent.

2. Stylish, elegant, exclusive (expensive).

   After the performance they went out to a very posh restaurant.

3. Snobbish, materialistic, prejudiced, under the illusion that they are better than everyone else. usually offensive. (especially in Scotland)

   We have a right posh fart moving in next door

Xibalba said:

CHIC0 said:

[img:$uid]http://www.pantylinepress.com/plpblog/plpblogimages/posh-becks-in-bed.jpg[/img:$uid]

[img:$uid]http://www.babble.com/CS/blogs/famecrawler/2008/10/16-22/posh_becks3.jpg[/img:$uid]

did i inspire this thread?

I don't know how since I have no effing clue what a spare loo roll is.

But I would pretend to be the poshest of the posh if I could have him.

damn where did that huge red shit come from?

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CHIC0 said:

florescent said:

Some of those questions...

I am 43% posh according to that.

In answer to the original question - I have no idea. I don't really understand posh myself....

It's not a word that I would use to describe someone. I'd maybe describe a nice car as posh or something like that... but not a person. I'd probably say well-off, well-mannered or well-spoken etc....

Adjective

posh (comparative posher or more posh, superlative poshest or most posh)

Positive posh

Comparative posher or more posh

Superlative poshest or most posh

1. Associated with the upper classes.

   She talks with a posh accent.

2. Stylish, elegant, exclusive (expensive).

   After the performance they went out to a very posh restaurant.

3. Snobbish, materialistic, prejudiced, under the illusion that they are better than everyone else. usually offensive. (especially in Scotland)

   We have a right posh fart moving in next door

Thanks Chico.

I guess it's just a word I don't use much.

CHIC0 said:

Xibalba said:

[img:$uid]http://www.pantylinepress.com/plpblog/plpblogimages/posh-becks-in-bed.jpg[/img:$uid]

[img:$uid]http://www.babble.com/CS/blogs/famecrawler/2008/10/16-22/posh_becks3.jpg[/img:$uid]

Man, I look pretty hot in a wig and panties I gotta say.

noimageatall said:

I don't know how since I have no effing clue what a spare loo roll is.

Oh, and:

Fail.

Acrylic said:

noimageatall said:

I don't know how since I have no effing clue what a spare loo roll is.

Oh, and:

Fail.

You are 23% Posh!

They forgot to ask if i drank my tea with my pinkie finger pointing up.... that would have reduced my score

chocolatehandles said:

They forgot to ask if i drank my tea with my pinkie finger pointing up.... that would have reduced my score

That woulda increased mine... my pinky goes up involuntarily.

Acrylic said:

chocolatehandles said:

They forgot to ask if i drank my tea with my pinkie finger pointing up.... that would have reduced my score

That woulda increased mine... my pinky goes up involuntarily.

i always think that ppl that do this are posh

chocolatehandles said:

Acrylic said:

That woulda increased mine... my pinky goes up involuntarily.

i always think that ppl that do this are posh

PERSONALLY, I think that there should be a question as such:

"Have you ever chopped off all your hair into a cliche Victoria Beckham bob?"

The answer would be yes.

whistle said:

did i inspire this thread?

please explain

couldn't be posh if I tried!!!

ZombieKitten said:

whistle said:

did i inspire this thread?

please explain

well, true enough. as a Pom i feel it is my civic duty to say that the concept of a posh Australian is quite funny. you lot are barbarians, you can't manage an air of grace and decorum.

however, you're Swedish...

i guess in my senility i somehow got the impression that you and your fella had quite a bit of dosh.

whistle said:

ZombieKitten said:

please explain

well, true enough. as a Pom i feel it is my civic duty to say that the concept of a posh Australian is quite funny. you lot are barbarians, you can't manage an air of grace and decorum.

however, you're Swedish...

i guess in my senility i somehow got the impression that you and your fella had quite a bit of dosh.

the price of living down here is quite reasonable compared to Europe, for example putting 3 kids through primary school is currently less than AUS$1000 per year.

we do OK, happily middle class. But nothing fancy at my place - you'd be somewhat disappointed.

ZombieKitten said:

whistle said:

well, true enough. as a Pom i feel it is my civic duty to say that the concept of a posh Australian is quite funny. you lot are barbarians, you can't manage an air of grace and decorum.

however, you're Swedish...

i guess in my senility i somehow got the impression that you and your fella had quite a bit of dosh.

the price of living down here is quite reasonable compared to Europe, for example putting 3 kids through primary school is currently less than AUS$1000 per year.

we do OK, happily middle class. But nothing fancy at my place - you'd be somewhat disappointed.

i always wanted to try life in Oz....somehow i ended up in America.

maybe if i get divorced!

whistle said:

ZombieKitten said:

the price of living down here is quite reasonable compared to Europe, for example putting 3 kids through primary school is currently less than AUS$1000 per year.

we do OK, happily middle class. But nothing fancy at my place - you'd be somewhat disappointed.

i always wanted to try life in Oz....somehow i ended up in America.

maybe if i get divorced!

being extra picky or having a complaint about most & everything perhaps?

i don't know, but i know i get mocked over stuff like disliking seas, outdoors pools, feeling uncomfortable to walk barefoot on grass or a beach etc

i know those sound ridiculous, but I just can't seem to sit and relax unless it's somewhere that looks and smells sterile.