| snobbery [message #982917] |
Wed, 03 May 2006 07:35 |
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Nigel B wrote:
> Strange that you say Nobs and Toffs - I find that on the course I play
> most regularly, the lack of etiquette is evident across many social
> strata - but in my experience Chavs'r'us GC and White Van R&A( Roaring
> and Asinine) seem to be the worst offenders, along with really
> dreadfully hungover football fans picking 0607 Tee time...
I find it to be most common amongst Daily Mail readers..........
with those who prefer the literary style of the Daily Express coming in a
close second.
david
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| Re: snobbery [message #1003165 ] |
Wed, 03 May 2006 17:51 |
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David Howard
djph [at] btinternet.com
"David Amos" <david.amos57 [at] ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:DiX5g.1285$xT6.1213 [at] newsfe5-gui.ntli.net...
> Nigel B wrote:
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> > Strange that you say Nobs and Toffs - I find that on the course I play
> > most regularly, the lack of etiquette is evident across many social
> > strata - but in my experience Chavs'r'us GC and White Van R&A( Roaring
> > and Asinine) seem to be the worst offenders, along with really
> > dreadfully hungover football fans picking 0607 Tee time...
>
> I find it to be most common amongst Daily Mail readers..........
> with those who prefer the literary style of the Daily Express coming in a
> close second.
>
> david
>
> Miaow !
David H.
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| Re: snobbery [message #1003166 ] |
Wed, 03 May 2006 19:45 |
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David Amos wrote:
> Nigel B wrote:
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>>Strange that you say Nobs and Toffs - I find that on the course I play
>>most regularly, the lack of etiquette is evident across many social
>>strata - but in my experience Chavs'r'us GC and White Van R&A( Roaring
>>and Asinine) seem to be the worst offenders, along with really
>>dreadfully hungover football fans picking 0607 Tee time...
>
>
> I find it to be most common amongst Daily Mail readers..........
> with those who prefer the literary style of the Daily Express coming in a
> close second.
>
> david
>
>
Thank goodness most redtop readers still think golf is for the toffs and
deferentially confine themselves to the odd round of crazy golf or at
worst a seaside pitch &putt.
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| Re: snobbery [message #1003167 ] |
Wed, 03 May 2006 20:20 |
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mike short <birdieman [at] blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in
news:j%56g.196637$8Q3.192937 [at] fe1.news.blueyonder.co.uk:
> David Amos wrote:
>> Nigel B wrote:
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>>>Strange that you say Nobs and Toffs - I find that on the course I
>>>play most regularly, the lack of etiquette is evident across many
>>>social strata - but in my experience Chavs'r'us GC and White Van R&A(
>>>Roaring and Asinine) seem to be the worst offenders, along with
>>>really dreadfully hungover football fans picking 0607 Tee time...
>>
>>
>> I find it to be most common amongst Daily Mail readers..........
>> with those who prefer the literary style of the Daily Express coming
>> in a close second.
>>
>> david
>>
>>
> Thank goodness most redtop readers still think golf is for the toffs
> and
> deferentially confine themselves to the odd round of crazy golf or
> at
> worst a seaside pitch &putt.
>
Sorry, this argument lost me at the conflation of "style" and "Daily
Express"
:-)
NB
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