A Conversation for Talking Point: Etiquette
Is a more spiritual approach to the burdens of modern life a way of taking off the pressure instead?
AlexAshman Started conversation Sep 22, 2009
Is a more spiritual approach to the burdens of modern life a way of taking off the pressure instead?
GarudaJones Posted Sep 22, 2009
You've just reminded me A 'T' A, I was having a discussion around the etiquette of 'buying rounds' in the pub just the other night.
It got quite heated, actually
GJ
Is a more spiritual approach to the burdens of modern life a way of taking off the pressure instead?
Trout Montague Posted Sep 22, 2009
Yes, I'll wager the irk centred around the age-old quandary of the bloke who brings his eighties bird to the pub:
"Pint, pint, pint, pint ... what about, erm ..."
"Pernod and black, thanks"
"Right, erm, pernod and black"
But there's never an expecatation that:
(a) 'erm' will get her round in
(b) boyfriend of 'erm' will buy two rounds to compensate.
Will she ever get a round in? Will she f..
Uxbridge is nice at this time of the year I'm told.
Is a more spiritual approach to the burdens of modern life a way of taking off the pressure instead?
AlexAshman Posted Sep 22, 2009
In my opinion, buying rounds only makes sense for small numbers where you all drink roughly the same thing. There's so much room for abuse otherwise.
Is a more spiritual approach to the burdens of modern life a way of taking off the pressure instead?
Beatrice Posted Sep 23, 2009
In a bizarrely semi-relevant way, I keep reading the title of this thread as "Is a more spiritual approach to the brunettes of modern life..."
Mine's a while you're up there, cheers.
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