In thinking everyone

[walkinZombie]

On here is quite posh,

Not that its a bad thing but I'm a Rotherhamite!!!

anyone un posh out there I feel like a lost sheep haha

*waits for onslaught :P

posh??????

what??

who???

where??

I'm a Dagenhamite...I feel I trump your Rotherhamite-ness totally.

Therefore it's your turn to get the Lambrini in

posh?

mutznutz- NEVER

Lambrini? you can mek' do wiv white star lol

Honestly I get that vibe, either posh/feminist or both

Is anyone here so posh that they have their butler do their Mumsnetting for them?

No?

Just little old me then

I'm formerly posh by marriage.

Sort of.

In a name only kind of way.

If foreign, by marriage, posh points count.

yes i am thanks for noticing

Deciduous, my butler's a terrible typist so no.

This is the footman.

Yeah - have you read the 'I take my kids to school in my PJ's' thread?

Or I could get all serious on you and refer you to all the threads where people are on DRP's and can't feed the kids this week....

There are some people on here with money and some others who think they are posh - but the majority are certainly not posh unless you count 'not going out in your PJ's' posh [bgrin]

What kind of things would indicate "posh" to you?

Croydon, beat that.

The advert for Boden at the side says it all really... Do people who shop there really need 10% off.

All i can say is i'm originally from Wakefield, the one and only home of Chloe Victoria of 'Snog, Marry, Avoid' and 'XFactor' "fame". I have now taken a side step and a resident of Huddersfield

glasgow?! And definately not the posh bit lol.

Really?

This sort of thread again?

Why can't everyone just accept and embrace diversity.

You've really lived shelter lives if you didn't realise there are people out there who earn nothing, £10k, £100k and £1m, oh and they're all allowed opinions and we can probably learn something from each of them - amazing innit!

Holly - because if it worked like that, MN would only have 3 threads a day!! [bgrin]

Holly- sorry to offend didnt mean to

I just noticed a lot of threads bout nannies/prvate schools etc

feel like a fish out of water

Well I'm pretty scummy so you're in good company with me!

It is very posh and very middle class - but everyone denies it and will tell you how terribly poor they are, there are people on here who can barely afford to shop organic these days.

I'm from Basin'stoke
nuffink posh bout me.

what, you honestly think i would allow my butler to venture onto MN. he would be hogging the PC everyday. i would have to clean my own toenails in the bath!!!

scabby end of liverpool...i beat you all!

but i am from the country from a posh lil rural village so i even out a bit :p

Eh? It's totally normal to live in a detached house, drive a 4x4, privately educate your children, go on 2x foreign holidays per year and have a nanny...isn't it?

"It is very posh and very middle class - but everyone denies it and will tell you how terribly poor they are, there are people on here who can barely afford to shop organic these days."

HAAAAAA

Posh? Nah, I'm living in Welsh Valleys area, me.

Furthest from Posh you can get, like.

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/style_and_beauty/1121847-Does-anyone-have-problems-using-the-Boden-website-from-their-iPad

Fucking hi-larious

Deny, deny, deny - but you know it's true!

But really, I swear to you MN does NOT represent diversity. It is very middle class - I know about 20 posters will come on and tell me they've lived in council estates all their lives, but honestly the level of literacy on MN must mean that the average mnetter has a better than average level of education? I bet there are very few people here with no qualifications.