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There's no time like Christmas to show where you stand in the British class system. But it's the fine details of your family Christmas, rather than what you spend, that show your pretensions to be genuinely posh
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d) At tea time
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D. Tea time is for tea. How do you send yours?
a) Happy Christmas with a 2nd class stamp
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c) Joyeux Noel, either class
d) Happy Crimble, hand posted to close friends only
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There's no time quite like Christmas to illustrate just where you stand in the social minefield of the British class system, as the truly aristocratic are all too well aware. Money is one thing, breeding is quite another.
It's the fine details of your family Christmas a boiled egg for breakfast? Champagne and smoked salmon? fake cartier bracelet for men price that say everything about your pretensions to be genuinely posh.
In the face of eye poppingly lavish spending by the new legions of foreign rich, the British upper classes are clinging ever more tightly to their traditions and impenetrable protocol.
Scroll down for video
There's no time like Christmas to show where you stand in the British class system. But it's the fine details of your family Christmas, rather than what you spend, that show your pretensions to be genuinely posh
You need a Bletchley Park training or generations of hereditary instinct to break the code which is, of course, the point.
So, have you decorated an on trend minimalist tree, a Nordman non drop or a Noble Fir, freshly felled on the estate?
Are you 'careful' like the cartier love bracelet for men fake Windsors or will you celebrate with the solid gold extravagance of a latter day pharoah, or the bling of Tamara Ecclestone?
And what does it say about you?
Find out in our wickedly seasonal quiz to be taken with a large pinch of salt (Maldon sea flakes, not Saxo, obviously).
1 cartier love rose gold The Royals famously open their presents on Christmas Eve, rendering them dangerously German in the eyes of Britain's oldest families. When do you open yours?
a) Before lunch
b) Before the Queen's Speech
c) After breakfast
d) At tea time
A. It never looks good to be too eager
B. If you can't restrain yourself until 2.30pm, you simply don't have the breeding needed to run the country. The real upper crust are a study in restraint. Even for the death of a close relative, etiquette restricts them to an understated 'Dear me,' so a box AND ribbon won't even raise an eyebrow.
C. See A.
D. Tea time is for tea. How do you send yours?
a) Happy Christmas with a 2nd class stamp
b) Merry Christmas with a 1st class stamp
c) Joyeux Noel, either class
d) Happy Crimble, hand posted to close friends only
A. If you can't get yourself into gear with your cards fake cartier mens bracelet for sale by December 18, it demonstrates a very unseemly lack of organisation. Conversely, there is nothing untoward about a Christmas card arriving at one's relatives in Tyree as early as September if it means you saved 9p on a stamp.
B. The influx of the phrase 'Merry Christmas!' into the vernacular is as distasteful as themed Christmas decor. This is a time of year dominated by tradition, not change so the same rules apply to the words 'Santa' and 'the holidays' and any derivative thereof.
C. For a discourse on the use of French in the English language, open the can of worms marked 'U Non U' and discuss.
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