What A Way To Treat Customers?

[endure]

yes "pet" i say that he might have come from a council estate because of his language. c mon, his foul mouth reflects that of a poor person. i very rarely hear people coming from upper class lives spouting off foul abuse,

The most foul mouthed man I've ever met (and I've met a lot) was a minor aristocrat, a product of Eton & the Guards.

[kopite]

crazy dave even caught bob, the guy on his advert on tv, running into neeroys to eat, dave saw him came out shouting the odds with his bad language. i think he comes from a council estate.

the worst reply ive ever seen on any forum. i tell you what love, the majority of the UK hates and despises comments like that.

so "posh" people dont swear then? regardless of whatever food "crazy dave" serves you have just shown your true colours.

simply disgusting. and im not talking about the food. ah. maybe your old money! old the key word

[Meg_2003]

Ohh Dear, Is this a thread about Crazy Daves Food & Disgusting customer service, or is it now about how people live and speak in the UK ??

[the gent]

yes "pet" i say that he might have come from a council estate because of his language. c mon, his foul mouth reflects that of a poor person. i very rarely hear people coming from upper class lives spouting off foul abuse,

The most foul mouthed man I've ever met (and I've met a lot) was a minor aristocrat, a product of Eton & the Guards.

What on earth is a minor aristocrat? Perhaps a small earl?

Swearing in itself is no measure of class, but the way one articulates oaths may be. The present participle suitably drawled out by someone who has benefited from a decent education as afforded by Eton is a million miles from the inarticulate moron who punctuates his impoverished vocabulary with obscenity. Add a dash of regional dialect and generally one has the lingua franca of the British untermensch that patronises the type of establishment currently under discussion.

The rain in Spain falls mainly on the 'king plain?

Edited June 5, 2007 by the gent

[correct]

yes "pet" i say that he might have come from a council estate because of his language. c mon, his foul mouth reflects that of a poor person. i very rarely hear people coming from upper class lives spouting off foul abuse,

The most foul mouthed man I've ever met (and I've met a lot) was a minor aristocrat, a product of Eton & the Guards.

What on earth is a minor aristocrat? Perhaps a small earl?

Swearing in itself is no measure of class, but the way one articulates oaths may be. The present participle suitably drawled out by someone who has benefited from a decent education as afforded by Eton is a million miles from the inarticulate moron who punctuates his impoverished vocabulary with obscenity. Add a dash of regional dialect and generally one has the lingua franca of the British untermensch that patronises the type of establishment currently under discussion.

The rain in Spain falls mainly on the 'king plain?

[Jai Dee]

Ohh Dear, Is this a thread about Crazy Daves Food & Disgusting customer service, or is it now about how people live and speak in the UK ??

Either way I think it's run it's course.

/Closed.