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matt_himself Matataland 01 Jul 18 7.51am | |
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Originally posted by ex hibitionist
Whilst cogitating and contemplating in the prone position in the confines of my privvy the other day, it occurred to me that the British distaste for the continental bidet is not only misplaced, but surprisingly so given our modern (and now ephemeral) connection with Europe and its idiosyncracies. Paper alone has NEVER been a solution for yours truly, only soap and water can make one completely user friendly should the occasion arise (and I am not referring to same sex interraction here, but generally I hasten to add). So I am pro-Bidet and a remainer (no contradiction in terms or allusion to 'clinkers' or Kingons). But just as you don't have to be an evangelical fascist to be anti-abortion neither should Brexiteers be sterotyped as automatically being ant-bidet. So I would like to hear the thoughts of Brexiteers who are also pro-bidet. If I get a big enough sample I might take this further, as negotiations speed up to the Article 50 deadline all pertinent information might be important. I instinctively distrust any device that is trying to shoot hot water in or around my nipsy. The bidet is the spawn of Satan and must be avoided by all good God fearing Britons.
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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 01 Jul 18 8.20am | |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
We had a bidet when we lived in West Sussex and it was very useful for washing babies in Before cooking them?
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ex hibitionist Hastings 01 Jul 18 8.32am | |
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Originally posted by YT
I think for once Stirling may have been being ironic; possibly even aiming a joke at himself. Anyway, my post could not have been construed as middle class. There’s nowt more working class than washing your @rse in the sink. Often, after I’m finished, I’ll then use the sink to clean a few car engine parts. In his defence Stirling may have been confusing being 'middle class' with being 'English'. And make sure you sanitise yourself before you move on to the car parts, motor oil and battery acid can smart somewhat although I'm not speaking from direct experience you understand.
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Stirlingsays 01 Jul 18 1.20pm | |
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Originally posted by YT
I think for once Stirling may have been being ironic; possibly even aiming a joke at himself. Anyway, my post could not have been construed as middle class. There’s nowt more working class than washing your @rse in the sink. Often, after I’m finished, I’ll then use the sink to clean a few car engine parts. Oh come on....there's nothing wrong with being middle class. I'm taking the p1ss out of middle class stereotypes. We should all take the p1ss.....the world is too serious. Up the Palace! Up the bidet!
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Stirlingsays 01 Jul 18 1.24pm | |
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Originally posted by ex hibitionist
In his defence Stirling may have been confusing being 'middle class' with being 'English'. And make sure you sanitise yourself before you move on to the car parts, motor oil and battery acid can smart somewhat although I'm not speaking from direct experience you understand. My bird's old man has one.....I've been chuckling about for 16 years. In his head he thinks it's sophisticated....yet he was a car mechanic all his working life. Does chuckling about this make me childish....yes. Do I enjoy my working class self image....yes. Does any of it really matter....not really. 'Guard, thowwn him to the flloor' Edited by Stirlingsays (01 Jul 2018 1.25pm)
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ex hibitionist Hastings 01 Jul 18 3.38pm | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
My bird's old man has one.....I've been chuckling about for 16 years. In his head he thinks it's sophisticated....yet he was a car mechanic all his working life. Does chuckling about this make me childish....yes. Do I enjoy my working class self image....yes. Does any of it really matter....not really. 'Guard, thowwn him to the flloor' Edited by Stirlingsays (01 Jul 2018 1.25pm) thank you for encouraging me not to be serious, I will certainly be taking your message on board, and as for your common in-law may I say your chuckling is rather negative, the poor man might not be trying to break out of a working class idiom, he may just prefer washing his *rse the continental way, I had a friend who was obsessed with being working class, you couldn't put a bit of mustard on a banger instead of daddy's or drink a pint of bitter without him commenting on one's being pretentious, we must try and uncouple ourselves from this prism of snobbery, even if its inverted snobbery, it's very British, and I bet you get more skid marks in your bill grundies then either me or your misses's old man, maybe you should get yourself a flannel, flannels are in no way bourgeois.
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Stirlingsays 03 Jul 18 4.35pm | |
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Originally posted by ex hibitionist
thank you for encouraging me not to be serious, I will certainly be taking your message on board, and as for your common in-law may I say your chuckling is rather negative, the poor man might not be trying to break out of a working class idiom, he may just prefer washing his *rse the continental way, I had a friend who was obsessed with being working class, you couldn't put a bit of mustard on a banger instead of daddy's or drink a pint of bitter without him commenting on one's being pretentious, we must try and uncouple ourselves from this prism of snobbery, even if its inverted snobbery, it's very British, and I bet you get more skid marks in your bill grundies then either me or your misses's old man, maybe you should get yourself a flannel, flannels are in no way bourgeois. You are probably right.....but feck it.....I'm not applying anything to my backside that has a French sounding name. Remember Agincourt!
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Rudi Hedman Caterham 03 Jul 18 4.44pm | |
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I like a Central Europe toilet where your sh1t sits on a shelf for you to inspect before flushing. Quite satisfying seeing a a big dump after loads of beer and food blow out.
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YT Oxford 03 Jul 18 5.27pm | |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
I like a Central Europe toilet where your sh1t sits on a shelf for you to inspect before flushing. Quite satisfying seeing a a big dump after loads of beer and food blow out. Thanks, Rudi. It’s like being there! (“Sh1t sits on a shelf” is a bit of a tongue twister) Edited by YT (03 Jul 2018 5.28pm)
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palace_in_frogland In a broken dream 04 Jul 18 1.18pm | |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
I like a Central Europe toilet where your sh1t sits on a shelf for you to inspect before flushing. Quite satisfying seeing a a big dump after loads of beer and food blow out. Sounds like a version of the Generation Game for scat fans.
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ex hibitionist Hastings 04 Jul 18 9.29pm | |
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who was that Scottish lady who used to examine people's faeces on TV? Gina McKee, or something sounding like Virginia McKenna but not her obviously, these east european stare before you flush khazis do point out yet another geo-lavitorial divide btw
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palace_in_frogland In a broken dream 06 Jul 18 7.25pm | |
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Originally posted by ex hibitionist
who was that Scottish lady who used to examine people's faeces on TV? Gina McKee, or something sounding like Virginia McKenna but not her obviously, these east european stare before you flush khazis do point out yet another geo-lavitorial divide btw Gillian McKeith. Mad as a box of frogs, bless her.
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