Conflicting Statements

[guest7363]

Koff----I'm not that old !

😂😂😂😂. I’ve got you in your early 40s like me Lookout

[lookout]

Lookout we're blocking ILB.

Blocking, Steve ?

[Jane]

Koff----I'm not that old !

I'm not suggesting you are, but you would, whatever your age, have needed to live in and around the huntin', shootin', and fishin' fraternity to know which of their rituals have stayed and which have changed.

[lookout]

Those who are well-bred and also have a good up-bringing can adapt themselves in any situation. It's known as being well educated too. And it's confidence in knowing that they haven't got anything to hide.

[lookout]

😂😂😂😂. I’ve got you in your early 40s like me Lookout

Well said Pinocchio 

[Jane]

Those who are well-bred and also have a good up-bringing can adapt themselves in any situation. It's known as being well educated too. And it's confidence in knowing that they haven't got anything to hide.

Why are you talking about me in that way, Lookout? I don't know what point you're trying to make, and I'm not about to give you references to those I know.

[lookout]

I've seen plenty. However, they've been of young men dressed like their fathers and taken any where from Edwardian times, excluding war years, to the 50's. I've never seen men of my age posing for such pictures in their teens where Jeremy would have to have been. He was away for much of the time from his late teens to mid twenties, either in various jobs, Oz, or prison.

I have a photo of my father as a boy with his brothers, all wearing tweeds and plus fours.

[Jane]

I have a photo of my father as a boy with his brothers, all wearing tweeds and plus fours.

What was the year the picture was taken, Lookout? Until the 60's teenaged children were dressed like their parents because there was no form of dress specifically for the young. I have a picture of my Mother in law, her sister, and their mother, at a wedding in the early 50's, ALL dressed exactly the same.

[guest7363]

Well said Pinocchio 

😂😂😂😂

[ILB]

What was the year the picture was taken, Lookout? Until the 60's teenaged children were dressed like their parents because there was no form of dress specifically for the young. I have a picture of my Mother in law, her sister, and their mother, at a wedding in the early 50's, ALL dressed exactly the same.

yeah so that's your own personal situation and not an adequate description of the rest of the population of the UK In that time period?

[lookout]

Why are you talking about me in that way, Lookout? I don't know what point you're trying to make, and I'm not about to give you references to those I know.

It was in answer to ILB's post previously.

[lookout]

What was the year the picture was taken, Lookout? Until the 60's teenaged children were dressed like their parents because there was no form of dress specifically for the young. I have a picture of my Mother in law, her sister, and their mother, at a wedding in the early 50's, ALL dressed exactly the same.

1909 The photo was taken Jane.

[Jane]

It was in answer to ILB's post previously.

Oh! Okay

[sami]

Those who are well-bred and also have a good up-bringing can adapt themselves in any situation. It's known as being well educated too. And it's confidence in knowing that they haven't got anything to hide.

i think you could be right lookout,about the breeding,and upbringing,we only have to look at jb,what a grand job he done,i mean come on thats no mean feat to be in a locked farmhouse and shoot everything dead ,oh bar the dog,thats good breeding

[lookout]

1909 The photo was taken Jane.

I only ever knew my old aunts dressed in long black dresses, white aprons and mop caps and that was in the early 40's. And a huge grandfather clock which scared me to death when it chimed.
Mum in 1940's attire---complete with hat. Me in satin. Ringlets and all.