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- don't put your elbows on the table

Dont as its rude

- don't argue the toss

Dont know what that means

- don't forget raise your cap to Mr Turnbull (neighbour who left house at same time I did)

Good advice teaching you to be respectful as alot of kids arent these days

- don't do as I do; do as I tell you

No one is perfect all the time but stick to the good advice

- shoulders back, head up, stomach in, chest out (when walking)

That is good posture

- there's no such word as can't

True, its a good attiude to life

- don't talk with your mouth full

Again respectful and if you do this ewwww

- find me someone who drops litter and I will find you a criminal

True again!

- don't drop your H's

True again!

 

Just to be going on with.

 

As an aside....one of the rules at my school was that you couldn't take a bike to school until you could swim 25 yards :wacko:

 

You got some good advice!

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Dblock:

 

- by saying don't argue the toss the message to me was don't argue at all :lol: but it derives from cricket i.e.. there is no point in arguing the way the coin has fallen

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When I told my Mum on the phone about meeting my ex-wife - I hope she isn't black :scare: She was Indian....

 

Different generation :dry:

 

Mine is the same :thumbdown:

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