The 31 Most Middle-Class Things That Have Ever Happened

[Dulwich Born And Bred]

This popped up on my Facebook and I couldn't help but think of Dulwich!

http://www.buzzfeed.com/floperry/quinoa-sourdough?utm_term=2rugbrp&s=mobile

[Jah Lush]

Number five is the bread shop in Dulwich Village opposite Shepherds.

[Bellenden Belle]

Well spotted Jah Lush - it's Gails bakery

[El Pibe]

Are we sure no30 isn't a piss take reference to the viz strip?

[Otta]

I like number 10.

[MrBen]

For me it was when Cliff Richard decided to sing at Wimbledon and everyone did this weird clap along with their strawberries and cream. For some reason, even the thought of it now makes me want to put my arm in a blender.

[Help-Ma-Boab]

For me it was when Waitrose delivered too many bananas for my banana tree. Still not quit sure what happened there, but honestly, 36 bananas.

[Robert Poste's Child]

Crikey! Do you think they have customers who actually buy 36 bananas at the same time?

[Robert Poste's Child]

My own middle class moment was when someone in Waitrose (OK, me) demanded to know if there was a world noodle shortage.

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Top Tory Strategist dying in the toilets at Glastonbury summed up Glasto's middle-class 'cred' to me

[Jeremy]

You can't really get any more middle class than poking fun at the middle class.

[StraferJack]

ugh - Glasto might once have been a small, hippy mecca but for decades it has been all things to all people, a vast mega gathering. People trying to say it's "cred", "middle class", "hip", "counter culture", "square" ALL ALL miss the point

It is just a phenomenal event (which sometimes is a damp squib when weather and personal circumstance conspire, but even so...)

[Help-Ma-Boab]

London Zoo

Robert Poste's Child Wrote:

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> Crikey! Do you think they have customers who

> actually buy 36 bananas at the same time?

[Mick Mac]

StraferJack Wrote:

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> ugh - Glasto might once have been a small, hippy

> mecca but for decades it has been all things to

> all people, a vast mega gathering. People trying

> to say it's "cred", "middle class", "hip",

> "counter culture", "square" ALL ALL miss the

> point

>

> It is just a phenomenal event (which sometimes is

> a damp squib when weather and personal

> circumstance conspire, but even so...)

Oooh, take that Quids and Jezzer!

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"Glasto" above some middle class p1ss taking in some eyes :)