How to avoid being a terror target...dress better you slobs!

[lasbar]

Originally Posted by MBreinin

As a rule, I think terrorists are easier to spot than Americans. Best to stay away from anyone fitting that description.

Really?

 

[Holdfast]

Originally Posted by Oleg

Are you sure? Isn't it common place for the older boys to exercise their droit de seigneur on the younger boys on a regular basis? Or it Harrow I'm thinking of?

Charterhouse, one hears...

 

[Oleg]

Originally Posted by Holdfast

Charterhouse, one hears...

One doesn't really imagine Godalming as a sodomy hotspot, does one? Doesn't really seem that type of place. Don't suppose there's much else to keep the pupils occupied, mind you. One lives and learns.

 

[culverwood]

Originally Posted by Oleg

One doesn't really imagine Godalming as a sodomy hotspot, does one? Doesn't really seem that type of place. Don't suppose there's much else to keep the pupils occupied, mind you. One lives and learns.

It is South of the River but then so is Eton.

 

[TheDarkKnight]

Originally Posted by Ich_Dien

the fact I can hear you around the corner at the end of the street.

Originally Posted by NOBD

And feel you by the trembling of the pavement?

Originally Posted by HEARTLESS-531

What about the 35% body fat?

These comments are so snarky, they did make me chuckle. I love the SF American guys, so I'm not being nasty when I say the above comments reminded me of In Bruge and Colin Farrell warning a fat family not to go up some stairs.

 

[lasbar]

Originally Posted by culverwood

It is South of the River but then so is Eton.

No decent taxi drivers will going south of the river Gov....

 

[epa]

Originally Posted by NewYorkRanger

Europeans don't wear shorts or atheltic sneakers unless participating in an athletic event.

LOL

I am European and when I look around in the street, I see loads of people in athletic sneakers and shorts... And I am not refering to the local marathon...

 

[lasbar]

Originally Posted by epa

LOL

I am European and when I look around in the street, I see loads of people in athletic sneakers and shorts... And I am not refering to the local marathon...

I see trainers around but no running shoes....

 

[Sazerac]

Mostly the trainers Europeans wear when not engaging in sports are of the Addidas / Puma streetwear kind. They are not the bloated astronaut booties most 'Mericans seem to favor.

On the occasions when Europeans wear shorts they are usually cotton, and fairly well fitted. They are almost never baggy or made of denim. If you see Europeans wearing baggy or denim shorts, you are hanging out with the wrong kind of Europeans. ;-)

 

[Bounder]

Originally Posted by Oleg

Are you sure? Isn't it common place for the older boys to exercise their droit de seigneur on the younger boys on a regular basis? Or it Harrow I'm thinking of?
Don't be scurrilous. I said Eton, not Westminster.