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I would extend that to include behavior. Getting spannered at a frat party is hardly in good taste, whereas a glass too many at afternoon tea is, assuming you'r
by FourthProtocol 5y ago
I would extend that to include behavior. Getting spannered at a frat party is hardly in good taste, whereas a glass too many at afternoon tea is, assuming you're able to limit the effects to a giggle.
Similarly taking a bite of food, then a sip of a drink, and then chewing with a semi -open mouth is in extreme bad taste.
We aren't just the art we wear or aquire. Our tastes position us in a social heireachy.
- JoeAltmaier 5y agoAgreed. That immediately can be followed up with: taste depends entirely upon the particular social hierarchy? There are a lot of them, and we each participate in more than one. School, church, family, job and on and on.