What makes a person 'common'?

[Karlwho]

In your opinion. Just interested.

Wearing football shirts and joggers when not watching / attending the game

Not a lot of difference between some of the Common and Upper Class traits. This is not surprising. Judgy pantness is v middle class.

For me it is the insane use of triple+ negatives as in
No, I ain't not done nothing

It's funny how some of these examples are completely acceptable in other countries.

Tattoos end of.

Tattoos end of.

Using phrases such as “end of” or “at the end of the day” or peppering every sentence with the word “literally”.

Don’t take it personally, Heath, I’m sure posting on a forum under the moniker of PooWillyBumBum gets me a few points myself!

Poowilly- I think it’s ok with a picnic, but at a restaurant you have to drink it all up before the food comes !

When I was growing up in the 70’s eating walking along with considered common.

Posting about very personal matters on Facebook. You get extra common points if your friends all pile on and say “u ok hun” or “pm me”.

Writing a slurry of indecipherable angry ramblings and ending with “rant over”.

Setting your Facebook work info to “full time mummy”. Worse still on LinkedIn (yes I have witnessed this)

People who say “I done” and “I seen”....

It drives me bonkers and is very commonly used in Glasgow

Entitlement

Not carrying a toilet roll with you, in case you need to pee in the woods,

Requesting visitors take shoes off! My parents made sure slippers were hidden (if we had any) and shoes were on when guests arrived.

Liberating an industrial size toilet roll from KFC and carrying it around with you in case you need to pee in the woods.

hmga90
Or people that have time to comment on shit posts.

Having a home where shoes are worn indoors

Screaming and swearing in the street.
Swearing at your kids (especially the c word. It makes me cringe).
Boasting loudly about how much money you make.
Going to Sainsbury's/co op etc in pyjamas and dressing gown.
Souped up cars with loud music and catcalling men in them.
My mother would say eating while walking along the street. She has a massive hatred of chewing gum too.

Owning and displaying any carved wooden or sequined/sparkly words or cheap pictures (usually bought in Home Bargains) telling you to 'eat, bathe, relax, live laugh love, dance like no one is watching, love you to the moon and back' - all very common

@Teacakeandalatte you beat me to it with the pulp quote :D

Pastel coloured loo roll is common. Only white is acceptable.

Anything which you deem to be from the class you are trying to escape and secretly feel you belong to

Anyone who buys their own furniture.

Just saying - common as muck

commoner than muck = woodchip. End of [grin}

What’s the point of a mean thread like this?

So people can feel superior I guess @MoominMantra!

Eating a turnip in the cinema.

That's definitely not common round our way