Re: VR still on the rise?

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spammer to utter  "The Augury is good, the signs say:

On 07/02/2025 15:31, Zaghadka wrote:
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I do understand it as a British selling point. People there live their
lives *in fear* of crippling, constant embarassment. Sorry, mate. Nothing
helps with that. Stiff upper lip and all... ;^)
 

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Like most national stereotypes there is an element of truth in it but
it's also exaggerated*. So the fear of making a social faux par is only
really prevalent in the aspiring middle classes who want to emulate the
upper class. The one I do like is spotting a person who uses their knife
like a pen as they think it's posh, nope it just marks you out as
someone who thinks that's what posh people do.
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Personally I'm really rubbish and remembering names and now I even
explain that upfront!
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*The whole this is what the British, really English, are like isn't
really helped when people get their information from watching Richard
Curtis films.

Is that better or worse than getting their "English" from Carry on
Films?

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