What Is Your Definition Of Posh?

[EcclesCake]

When I was growing up I thought our neighbour was posh because they drank coffee, ate brown bread and shopped at M&S!

What is, or was, your definition?

[Baldric]

///What Is Your Definition Of Posh?///

Talentless, tuneless, miserable looking wife of a Footballer!
;o)

[tonyav]

Chris, if you were proper posh you'd eat your baked beans out of the tin using a cocktail stick.

[Baldric]

//What Is Your Definition Of Posh?//

Talentless, tuneless, miserable looking wife of a Footballer!
;o)

[Baldric]

What happened there^^^^^^ ??????.......Once was enough

[piggynose]

bert_h, memories of glasgow, my mum was a glaswegian, but always tried to as i say put on her telephone voice when answering the phone. funnily enough in the 60´s up until i think 72 one of the kids had to accompany her the phonebox to listen to her talking to her rels, this is when she then relaxed and went straight back to talking glaswegian. But an even funnier story, she told us when she was a wane, if she was caught by her dad saying aye, shed get her behind skelped.

[EcclesCake]

LOL, my mother had a telephone voice! Always a source of amusement.

[tonyav]

LOL, so had mine, Eccles, I thought everybody's mom must have had that 'special' telephone voice.

[bert_h]

Yes indeed, piggynose, my mum had a telephone voice too. If you were common, but had a telephone, then you had to sound posh on it!

[tonyav]

Proper posh if it wasn't a party line.

[sherrardk]

When he was still on speaking terms with his family, himself used to refer to his dad as 'father' when speaking to his sister and address his dad as 'sir', always thought that was posh (and v odd).

[humbersloop]

doesn't everyone have a butter curler??..;)

[silliemillie]

When I was a teenager my best friends Mum had pampas grass & thought she was posh, and because she thought that, so did I.

[Lucycurlytail]

Having a clean table cloth and dinnerware that matched and wasn't purchased at Woolworths or found in a carton of soap powder!

[tonyav]

Does Tupperware count, Lucy ?.

[Tilly2]

When I was a child, anyone who didn't live in a miner's NCB house or a council house, was posh.

[Mamyalynne]

Real Tupperware Tony?? That's posh, old ice cream tubs here.

[tonyav]

LOL, when I was a kid my mom used to go to Tupperware parties, Mamya, does that mean that she was posh ? ;-)

[masma]

When I met Mr M I thought he was really posh - he had a radio gram!

[Tilly2]

The Queen uses Tupperware, so it must be posh.

[corylus]

This is simple POSH is the OPPOSITE of common.