Who Scored and Who Missed
This weeks hot air balloons and lead balloons.
Feel free to comment or add your winners and/or losers
David Beckham’s
1: Size 10 crop-midriff tops for girls - if you’ve got it flaunt!
2: Using a digital camera
3: Visitors bearing gifts
4: Using ebay for SEO
5: Guys with red ‘England’ mohican haircuts
6: Henri Lloyd polo shirts - simple and classic
7: Deadwood - DVD box set
8: Real French cheese
9: Owning a house abroad
David Brent’s
1: All sizes above 10 - if you’ve got more of it cover it up!
2: Configuring a digital camera
3: Visitors coming empty handed
4: Using ebay to make money
5: Flags on cars!
6: Hackett polo shirts - once great now dull!
7: Deadheads - see flags on cars
8: Supermarket cheese
9: Being too staid to buy a house abroad
Mary (Lynnie's sis-in-law) said,
June 13, 2006 @ 12:12 am
Re visitors bearing gifts - on a point of etiquette, does one open the wine they bring first (not always wise to read the label) or serve one of your own?
Ps. Advanced warning - Lynnie is concocting a potion for the Tues Group that involved scrumping something form my garden! Apparently she is testing it on you lot first!
Rod said,
June 13, 2006 @ 8:47 am
Mary,
I would recommend asking people not to bring wine. I am not a fan of this modern phenomenon.
I have even heard mention of something called a ‘bring a bottle party’ !
My recommendation would be if you want to throw a party supply everything and ask your guest to bring only themselves.
If this poses any form of problem you could always throw a bash akin to my Goldeneye Staff Annual Christmas Party
I look forward the sampling Lynnie’s bountiful offerings