So, how POSH are you?
http://poshtest.com/test/index.php
I'm 53% me, what-ho!
43% Common as pi& $hit...whoops...do excuse one's French :D
I am 20% posh
I only keep carrier bags as they charge 5p for everyone you get in a shop now
70 % (lifts teacup spreading off small finger) :P
33%......I know my place. (And that's counting my cheap green wellies as Hunter's .....which they're not !) :P
Cheers - Phil
23%! Up the workers!
Cor blimey Guv you lot are real posh like , bet you all have those fancy indoor lav's as well
;D ;D 23% but only because French is my second Language,oh and i know a real "Baron" :-\
23% for me - the parameters are obviously wrong.
IanS
53% which was a bit of a suprise, what with the house only having a name and the number of barbours I've got (actually they're damn fine coats and I bought them from the factory seconds shop in Sunderland.
70% but all anarchists are posh!
33% for me :D.
10% for me :D ;D :o
27% here, but only because i keep carrier bags (i put my lunch in them for work), use french phrases (although i don't think the posh people would be very fond of what i say in french, merde! ) and we have a different set of cutlery and 2cars.
87%... :o
Must send out the head gardner and some of his chums to administer a beating of the editor of that test, I gather... :D
53% for me, not bad for an antipodian ;)
I say old chap, you're no good sport. ;D
17%...Common as muck ;D
Quote from: get2grips on 12 March 2014, 11:23:09 AM
43% Common as pi& $hit...whoops...do excuse one's French :D
Pig and sh*t are Anglo Saxon
I am 50% Posh!
48% nearly half. Whether it's the top or bottom nearly half I don't know.
Quote from: Last Hussar on 12 March 2014, 07:49:30 PM
Pig and sh*t are Anglo Saxon
I am 50% Posh!
The fact you know that must make you at least 90% posh :P :)
30% for me. And that's much higher than I expected.
7% and a proud Yorkshireman but I must admit I do have a coat of arms and my family name appears in the doomsday book as an Angle
Quote from: raykey on 13 March 2014, 10:46:48 AM
7% and a proud Yorkshireman but I must admit I do have a coat of arms and my family name appears in the doomsday book as an Angle
Would that be a Right Angle ?
IanS ;)
Ahh cute, Ian, but maybe too obtuse for some! :P
33% for me, which was a lot more than I expected! :P
Quote from: mad lemmey on 13 March 2014, 12:54:48 PM
Ahh cute, Ian, but maybe too obtuse for some! :P
Maths nerd joke alert!!! :P :P :P :)
Quote from: get2grips on 13 March 2014, 06:37:58 PM
Maths nerd joke alert!!! :P :P :P :)
Is this thread going off on a tangent?
Scalene the heights?
I see it's regressing, but to integrate I'll take a custard pi.
That'd be a Led Zep track, if you'd spelt it 'proper'. ;)
Cheers - Phil
I knew it would go this way Cos I can see the sines
Step aside peasants...83% posh
30% Posh for me...I blame my parents.
Also I was in the Army so I knew a lot of 'Ruperts'.
23% for me, we keep carrier bags and one of Adele's friends combined her surnames when she married so is now double barrelled.
we know a family with the double barrelled surname Goddard-Cockaday.
I wonder if there has ever been a Miss Shott and Mr Gunn who got married and used both surnames
Quote from: Fenton on 18 March 2014, 01:54:51 PM
I wonder if there has ever been a Miss Shott and Mr Gunn who got married and used both surnames
Their dilemma would be which way round to hyphenate it :D
Well I think it would be a hurriedly arranged wedding anyway
GROAN !!! ;)
Cheers - Phil.
Quote from: Fenton on 18 March 2014, 02:46:27 PM
Well I think it would be a hurriedly arranged wedding anyway
COAT
Best marriage related name issue I know of was when Alan Meredith married Meredith Alan. Yes she is Meredith Meredith ;D
The irony is they were two university students introduce because of the names. She loves to sometimes confuse people with the following:
"Hi, I'm Dr Meredith Meredith nee Alan, have you met my husband Alan..."
I have two friends Prof & Dr Penkowski-Furze.
He's Cornish and working in Canada, She's Polish- Austrian working in Wales!
Quote from: mad lemmey on 18 March 2014, 08:08:18 PM
I have two friends Prof & Dr Penkowski-Furze.
He's Cornish and working in Canada, She's Polish- Austrian working in Wales!
And they meet 3 times a week in Scunthorpe to practice for Come Dancing?
Quote from: mad lemmey on 18 March 2014, 08:08:18 PM
I have two friends Prof & Dr Penkowski-Furze.
He's Cornish and working in Canada, She's Polish- Austrian working in Wales!
I once had two subordinates, one an Englishman called Morgan, the other a Welshman called Chichester. They hadn't noticed, either.
You do realise that if Brittany Spears got married to Brian Ferry she would be called Brittany Ferry!
By the way 40% posh,
cheers,
Craig
Tiny Terrain Models
www.wargames.blog.co.uk
An uncomfortable 57%!
Mollinary
Is that uncomfortably low or high?
Uncomfortably middling!
Mollinary
Quote from: mad lemmey on 20 March 2014, 07:45:32 PM
Is that uncomfortably low or high?
I think it means you will go out on strike if the staff canteen uses the wrong cutlery
Quote from: Fenton on 20 March 2014, 08:02:29 PM
I think it means you will go out on strike if the staff canteen uses the wrong cutlery
Absolutely, if one had a staff canteen, actually. Or staff, come to that!
Mollinary
I say Fenton! You could warn a chap before you use that kind of language!
Exactly, fellow's just a bounder cad oik trade unionist.
30%---which is rather poor considering I know a man whose father once danced the foxtrot with Lady Diana Cooper. Obviously not good enough. ;D
Thank heavens we ex-colonials aren't expected to know the difference, and can concentrate on getting the grammar right.
Some colonials I've met wouldn't know grammar if it sat up and bit them on the ar$e.
Can't dispute that, alas.
I am Northern English so what the hell do i know about grammer. Some Ukranians once told me off for the way i spoke English.