Be Excellent To Each Other

Where's the best place to buy a suit that suggests the wearer os conservative and not one to take risks, but cut from a fine cloth?

I thought that said slut?

Saville Row?

Malc

Saville Row?
Primark?

Somewhere in between

Asda £65.

Societal stratification would prevent him from shopping there.

Marks and Spencer has a sign saying "10 items or fewer", Sainsbury's a sign asying "10 items or less", ASDA's a sign saying "Basket only"

Moss Bros..

He should see a doctor then before he considers suit buying.

Getting married, is it?

Joking aside, Suits You in Meadowhall were very good.

Your Uni chums must think you're a hoot.



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I really hate it when people say 'is it' when it makes no grammatical sense whatsoever. I'll say 'I'm going to the pub tonight', to which they'll respond 'is it?'

I'm not sure if it's an East Midlands thing, as I've never heard it elsewhere.

The obvious question isn't the what cloth it's made of, but how much money you're prepared to spend.

Welsh types say that too.

It's one step from 'innit', innit?

I don't know that yet, will get back to you.

They're said quite differently, though. Welsh and West country people have been saying 'is it' at the end of sentences forever, but I've never heard one say "is it?" on it's own like idiot gangsta kids do nowadays.

Innit.

I've never said "is it" in that context in real life, I was just concerned that the thread didn't have enough grammar pedantry in it, so threw it in.

And for some reason MaliA has a country-bumpkin accent in my head.

Good call.

My accent changes depending on where I am.

Normally, it's not noticably regional.

Malis Accent in Essex

I stlill have a Lancs accent even thpough I moved 9 years ago..

Yeah, I tend to be grave when I'm in Southampton, but I'm more of a circonflexe person when I'm in Nottingham.

Which one Kov?

Get out.

If you've got a bit of time, get your measurements done then send them all off to one of those shops in Hong Kong that'll make one up for you.

Heh, i've heard it elswhere as well, but yes, I like it.

How come you don't get called a snob but I do?

Do not ask a random girl in America to do it, though.

I'm in touch with the plebs, innit?

Rossendale...

Craster is like "old money" posh, he has class.

Yeah, you're more like a new money bling-wearing, lager-swilling yobbo snob, Mali.

In a good way!

back in middlesbrough, we used to call the posh kids, 'dinner money'

Yeah. There were posh kids in Middlesborough. 'Okay'.

My Mum's family is from Middlesbrough, when we used to go up there on holiday (thrill!) all our cousins and their friends would say we were posh because we had London accents.

Malc

Southern people are posher than northern people. Fact!

Crasters scruffy appearance and ginger-vitus keeps him grounded.

I'm just keeping in his good books for when he doe's his big 'secret millionaire' reveal and gives me a £10 for dance shoes.

I'll wear my big knickers, the coins always fall out of my thong.

When I say posh, I mean 'dad works in an office instead of british steel'

Heh.

Is that what they are wearing in Lancs these days..

Kind of.

All it needs it a HUGE Henleys logo in shitty dayglo colours diagonally across the whole front.

I miss Lancashire at times..

I can send you some if you like.

Dare I ask what?

Cheese, or Hotpot.

Both secreted personally by Zardoz.

I was thinking of Chorley tbh.

That is near Accrington isn't it...