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say somethign poncy about yourself - go on

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FluffyMummy123 · 24/01/2007 13:47

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PrincessPeaHead · 24/01/2007 15:34

i am laughing so much about A) the possibility of overheating a le crueset grillpan (with what? a flamethrower? poor little asparaguses, they didn't stand a chance) and B) ONLY keeping flour in pillowcases. for a full year.

oh my god mumsnet is so funny sometimes

FluffyMummy123 · 24/01/2007 15:34

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CountessDracula · 24/01/2007 15:34

socci you could just turn down teh brightness on the screen

bundle · 24/01/2007 15:34

methinks she doth protest too much..v nouveau

CountessDracula · 24/01/2007 15:34

The tichborne dole is fantastic though

PrincessPeaHead · 24/01/2007 15:34

how does your dh find you in bed if you are so well camoflaged?!!

lol laughing too much now, hsve to go

doggiesayswoof · 24/01/2007 15:35

I would argue the case for chamber music being poncey

Most of the rest of the choir were v poncey, in a you-can't-tell-whether-their-children-are-boys-or-girls sort of way

bundle · 24/01/2007 15:35

(megge that is)

tirnanog · 24/01/2007 15:36

We have our own Chapel in the grounds of our country residence,which dates back to the twelfth century.

Megglevache · 24/01/2007 15:37

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MrsBadger · 24/01/2007 15:37

ah it may have been a poncey choir, it's not the music that makes it so

(My current choir is unbelieveably poncey, and it's a big ol' 200 voice one. The judge who comes still in his bands makes me laugh.)

harpsichordcarrier · 24/01/2007 15:37

harpsichords are NOT poncey
what an accusation
harpsichords are street
they are urban
they are in the hood

FluffyMummy123 · 24/01/2007 15:37

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Megglevache · 24/01/2007 15:38

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doggiesayswoof · 24/01/2007 15:38

MrsBadger the judge coming in his bands created quite an image - then I realised what you meant

harpsichordcarrier · 24/01/2007 15:38

(OI mrs b and cod I have a style question will start thread)

MrsBadger · 24/01/2007 15:39

[hoots with vainly-suppressed laughter]

'Chords in da Ghetto, eh?

NotAnOtter · 24/01/2007 15:39

instant coffee bleurgh ( embarrassing when you ask people when they offer you one and then have to say no thanks)
only andrex aloe loo roll
only posh shoes - no clarkes for my lot

expatinscotland · 24/01/2007 15:39

Eww, lacrosse!

That's poncey?

I'm from the Southern US, if you mention lacrosse in polite company, well, isn't that for boys?

It gives you big, bulky thighs.

doggiesayswoof · 24/01/2007 15:39

OK then cod - how about little things you don't do? I don't watch TV. Poncey?

ProfYaffle · 24/01/2007 15:39

Am picky about champagne, only like Tattinger and Bollinger, won't drink Moet or Mumm.

However,

that's cancelled out by the fact that I have old carpet sat on my front lawn am frantically ringing the council trying to get it taken away but they are quibbling in an unco-operative manner.

FluffyMummy123 · 24/01/2007 15:39

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harpsichordcarrier · 24/01/2007 15:40

gamelans are just bonkers, aren't they?
MrsJohnCusack played in a gamelan orchestra too btw.
and I don't think chamber music is poncey
not being able to listen to popular music without wincing, now that's poncey

PeterJones · 24/01/2007 15:40

RIGHT

I am going to up the anti on the wedding ponciness

I wore my mothers vintage Belinda Belville dress

My hairdresser and an assistant came down from London

The choir of St Brides Fleet St sang

Amd much much more............

[runs for cover]

MrsBadger · 24/01/2007 15:40

ProfYaffle, if you were a proper ponce you'd pay a little man to take it to the tip for you. Or if you were proper posh you'd sling it in the back of the Landy and take it yourself...