The "D"?????

[BrilloPad]

Marks and Spencer mocked on Facebook and Twitter over 'd in bread' advert - Telegraph

Not heard of that before.

 

[barrydidit]

Marks and Spencer mocked on Facebook and Twitter over 'd in bread' advert - Telegraph

Not heard of that before.

Get with the program BP!

I was sat opposite a graduate girl last year when her (much maligned and abused) line manager stood up and loudly asked 'Is this a D or a P'? Caused much amusement.

 

[VectraMan]

You learn something new every day.

On a bowel disease forum I frequent "D" has a different meaning.

 

[BrilloPad]

Get with the program BP!

I was sat opposite a graduate girl last year when her (much maligned and abused) line manager stood up and loudly asked 'Is this a D or a P'? Caused much amusement.

DP=DimPrawn?

You learn something new every day.

On a bowel disease forum I frequent "D" has a different meaning.

I know I will regret the answer - but what does D stand for on there?

 

[DimPrawn]

I know I will regret the answer - but what does D stand for on there?

Dodgy @rse?

 

[CloudWalker]

Never heard that before? Guess i'm not down with Da Kidz lingo

 

[WTFH]

DP=DimPrawn?



I know I will regret the answer - but what does D stand for on there?

In DP, I think it stands for Double.

 

[suityou01]

Marks and Spencer mocked on Facebook and Twitter over 'd in bread' advert - Telegraph

Not heard of that before.

I fail to see the problem. If some gutter snipes want to read smut into a perfectly innocent ad campaign I say let them.

SY03 has started dribbling in in young person speak. If something is really good it's "sick" and if it's the best it's the "sickest". The other day I was "da illest" for bunging him some cash to go on the 2p machines. "I feel perfectly fine thank you, now off you fook while I have a pint and a gander at the sports pages".

 

[FatLazyContractor]

SY03 has started dribbling in in young person speak. If something is really good it's "sick" and if it's the best it's the "sickest". The other day I was "da illest" for bunging him some cash to go on the 2p machines. "I feel perfectly fine thank you, now off you fook while I have a pint and a gander at the sports pages".

Doesn't sound like his dad at all, does he? The genetic one, that is ...