Last names, sex and you

[Ed Anger]

We had an 8 track player. AND WE LIKED IT

[sbr]

My first car had an 8 track player.  I bought one of these bad boys so I could rock out to my sweet cassette tape collection

[CountDeMoney]

And comments like those made by Ide and CdM show they are working class. See, garbon, not so hard.

It must really accentuate the cock.

[Jacob]

And comments like those made by Ide and CdM show they are working class. See, garbon, not so hard.

Where in the world is the working class known for not drinking?

[Eddie Teach]

Maybe Japan.

[Capetan Mihali]

 

[Admiral Yi]

Yeah, don't know where you got that from Weegro.

[Eddie Teach]

As a society they drink less than most, but you hear about Japanese corporate types having drinking binges after work.

[CountDeMoney]

And comments like those made by Ide and CdM show they are working class. See, garbon, not so hard.

Where in the world is the working class known for not drinking?

It must be the notable lack of wine glasses in every photo I own.

[Martinus]

And comments like those made by Ide and CdM show they are working class. See, garbon, not so hard.

Where in the world is the working class known for not drinking?

When you drink the kind of swill that destroys the taste of food, you are working class.

[CountDeMoney]

When you drink the kind of swill that destroys the taste of food, you are working class.

You're in Eastern Europe, a few hundred miles too far east to be goofing on "working class".  Lulz, "Poland".

[Brazen]

Odd, Americans don't drink booze with their food. Continentals only drink booze with their food. Brits drink booze all the time.

One of my best meals ever was when well-off friends treated me to a multi-course tasting menu at a Michelin-starred restaurant and the sommelier served a different wine specially chosen to match each course. 

[Martinus]

Odd, Americans don't drink booze with their food. Continentals only drink booze with their food. Brits drink booze all the time.

One of my best meals ever was when well-off friends treated me to a multi-course tasting menu at a Michelin-starred restaurant and the sommelier served a different wine specially chosen to match each course.

Yup. And I went to a business dinner with American clients and noone thought that odd or inappropriate. That is why I called CdM and Ide working class - not because I thought working class people do not drink, as Jacob was kind enough to deliberately and obtusely misinterpret.

[Brazen]

I might be extrapolating, but from my limited experience of American restaurants a) you get free refills of soft drinks so no-one understands why you'd pay good cash for each glass of booze and b) everyone drives so you down a six-pack and beat your wife when you get home instead.

[garbon]

Yeah I would stop extrapolating. It appears you do not have enough data.