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I'm not sure it's necessarily "old school". It strikes me as self-aggrandising, and speaks of someone uncomfortable with their place in the world. Much as old m
by Spearchucker 9y ago
I'm not sure it's necessarily "old school". It strikes me as self-aggrandising, and speaks of someone uncomfortable with their place in the world. Much as old money asks for the toilet, and new money asks for the rest room.