say somethign poncy about yourself - go on

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These are great!

I inwardly wince when people call lunch 'dinner' and dinner 'tea'.

We go camping, but I hate it and am like Margo from the Good Life about the whole 'roughing it' thing.

This is about the only thread I've got the energy to read right now and I'm loving it.

Er....
ds has only ever had organic food
I have hatwoman's aversion to labels
Wouldn't touch instant coffee
We have several pots of home-grown organic basil on the kitchen windowsill
er...
that's it. Ponce factor 6?

At least 7, FIT

We, poncily, have lunch and supper

Themoon66 - Tell me which colour and I'll get her to nick the Dior lippie to order !!!

DD was fairly poncey the other day after going to AN Others house - " Their bread was a funny colour mummy" "Really" say's I thinking mmm - orange? sky blue pink with dots on?? " Yes - it was .... WHITE" !!

I went to Oxford.

Nutella, not chocolate spread
Butter, not spread, marg or anything else

i only drink earl grey, and loose

i refuse to let my children take on the local accent or dialect to its full extent

oh yes naily, loose, we don't really do bags any more..

My parents have a 'summer house'. (Dh insists on calling it their shed)

NP, I am struggling to stop my DS picking up a northern accent and he is always complimented on how "posh" he sounds.

I let my daughters speak how they please.

Because I know, when they go to America, no one's going to give a flying £"$%, all they'll hear is 'Scottish accent' and they'll have the men queued up just on that alone.

'summer house'.

is that like 'holiday home'.

why don't people just call it their 'other house'.

my dad's got three of them.

I am seriously considering privateely educating my DD.

I don't drink tea/coffee, only organic peppermint tea

its not butter its lurpak

Lurpak is suspect because IME it goes melty faster than Graham's, a local brand we buy.

Lurpak is imported.

Say NO to excessive food miles!

lol @ expat's misunderstanding

Summerhouse is another word for a glazed shed !

When DS was nearly 3 and at his tantrummingly irrational best, we were on holiday in Norfolk (which presumably has a ponce-ability rating itself) and I told DS we needed to go to the supermarket. He burst into tears in the entrance to - gulp - Safeway and started whimpering "I thought you said we were going to Waitrose". (The ponce-ometer rises).

And I told that story to the Chairman of WAitrose over dinner (Ping - the ponce-ometer hits the bell at the top).

i buy hand roasted coffee beans from the man who does it himself..

instant coffee is just pure vile drain sludge in granule form

earl grey w/ lemon
organic peppermint tea
redbush
fairtrade clipper for normal

Lol Expat. No not another home - a little wooden shed in their garden where they have a cup of tea! My mum call it her Summer house and dh takes the piss mercilessly

expat..
naw..its lurpak OKAY??

I had a simply super session with my dressage trainer yesterday (who also trains a British team member of course [snurk emoticon]) using my Albion Saddle,

Oh, it's a gazebo!

Those are cool.

Say NO to excessive food miles! Go local!

expat, i would too if i lived in Edinburgh, but my dd's are in serious trouble if the develop a dundonian accent

I make my own chestnut stuffing at Christmas with fresh chestnuts and spend blooming ages peeling them.

Not poncey just a waste of time and effort (and wrecks your hands)