Is it a bath or a baaaarth?

firmly bath for me, my parents came from Birkenhead but claimed it was actually Wallasey

as to baaaarth can cope with that sort of – but the kids had a book that rhymed scaaaarf with giraaaaafe – I listen carefully at the zoo

I’m as common as muck 🙁

Common as muck! And I eat my asparagus with a knife and fork. So much for 7 years university education. Social mobility my arse.

Muck common.
Sat havin’ luncheon at work. Corned dog sandwiches and a bag of crisps.
🙂

“wild card”

I’m in the middle which I sort of knew.
“I thought this was determined by whether or not you get out of the bath to do a wee?” When I was a kid I believed this phrase reflected the fact that our toilet was right next to our bath so you could stand up in the bath and wee straight into the toilet .

I can do that in my current bathroom. The boys were well impressed. Herself less so.

“Locally sourced”, “bicycle lane”, “it’s pronounced keen-wah”: sound familiar? That’s cause you’re a fully fledged member of the middle classes.

Apparently I’m a ponce.

Common as muck. I guess there wasn’t a lower category 🙂

I quite fancy a dry sherry. 🙂

hmm surprised that I’m common as muck, but I think thats just the blanket term for being a Northerner.

Well the middle class are on their way out – the future is the uber rich and the poor with nothing in the middle…

I haven’t got time to read that now – I’ll get the Butler to fill it in for me and report back.

😀

In the middle 🙂

Common as muck here too, wAnk3r5′, taking out their bloody arses 😆

One came up as “common as muck”.

One has never been so insulted.

In the middle? Rye Doe!

We’ll see you down Greggs, yeah?

Yes I suppose you will!

Middle apparently. Which I guess is pretty much accurate.

I’m Australian.

Posh is for sad Poms.

(Runs and hides 🙂 )

Middle here: which is surprising considering I was brung up working class.
But I was brung up proper.
So there.

(Surreptitiously scrapes quinoa into potted plant)

Sorry but that quiz – tiz a loadovkok.

Pass the Special Brew!

I obviously put that education to good use!

Posh is for sad Poms.

Sad then that Oz knighted Philip, no?

proud as **** to be common as muck! 😆

And the g on the end of puddin’ is usually missing.

Mrs 10 has taken to mocking me for this.

Common as muck! Given I grew up in Henley on Thames daahling, one can only blame living in Australia for a few years for that.

BillMC – Member
“Posh is for sad Poms.”

Sad then that Oz knighted Philip, no?

Hell no, we’re giggling at the pretentious prawn that dreamt that one up. I suspect HRH is too. 🙂

One is U, fortunately.

Common as muck

We’ll see you down Greggs, yeah?

No surprise there. But I’m too classy for Greggs.

I’m a reet scrater,don’t even get out of bath for a p*ss

But would you get out of the bath for a number two?

We’ll see you down Greggs, yeah?

I wouldn’t be surprised if Greggs is behind this whole exercise. This is probably part of the PR for their move upmarket now that they’ve started putting dark wood and turned leg tables in their shops.

Posh as **** m8

I’m a U. Whatever that meant!

Middle for me, stovetop & craft beer probably lifted me up a bit.