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[SimonMac]

Where is that one?

Its very exclusive, if you don't know, you don't know

[norrahe]

Its very exclusive, if you don't know, you don't know

Why haven't grub club given that one a whirl then?

[norrahe]

Well I've had enough of being bored for one day.

[TheFaQQer]

Suit for School?

My 6th form we wore suits. Or jacket and trousers.

And if you wore a jumper, you couldn't wear a round neck in 6th form, despite the whole school uniform having round-necked jumpers.

[TheFaQQer]

You haven't given him a briefcase have you?

My school had to use a briefcase, until you got to 6th form and then could use a sports bag.

I wish I'd kept the nice Gladstone bag / doctor's case that I used to have, but as soon as I hit 6th form it went in the bin.

[TheFaQQer]

I here good things about a place called Tantalize

Where is that one?

Evidently, it's here.

[SimonMac]

Should we invite him to the next grub club?

How dare anyone criticise British food? Indigestible dinners made this country great | Life and style | The Guardian

[TheFaQQer]

Should we invite him to the next grub club?

How dare anyone criticise British food? Indigestible dinners made this country great | Life and style | The Guardian

A citizen of the nation which gave us cheese whizz, has the nerve to criticise another nation's food.

[mudskipper]

Where is that one?

Not too far from Woking. We know the proprietor quite well.

[NickFitz]

My 6th form we wore suits. Or jacket and trousers.

And if you wore a jumper, you couldn't wear a round neck in 6th form, despite the whole school uniform having round-necked jumpers.

Jacket and trousers at my school. The trousers had to be charcoal grey, and the jacket a specific shade of dark blue. Plain black shoes. Black or dark grey socks. White shirt. School tie.

The school tie was plain black when I was first there; then they changed it to the school's dark blue with stripes in your school house colours. (Mine were silver and black.) It was only at this time that we learned that the plain black tie was in mourning for Queen Victoria. The change was made in '78 or '79, so the entire school had, mostly unknowingly, been in mourning for about 77 years

Only monitors were allowed to carry an umbrella. They were also allowed to wear a waistcoat. Most adopted one with some ridiculously flamboyant floral design that made them look like a Victorian sofa; but at least they had an umbrella to keep it dry