The Three Poshest People In The World

Not in the habit of reading the Sunday magazine in the News Of The World I have missed out on Diana and WWII commemorative plates, and napkin rings of the Pharoahs. Nevertheless stumbling across this august pamphlet yesterday, I was astounded to see an interview with Man At V&A Laurence Llewelyn Bowen on the subject of poshness. In particular this quote:

Q: Who are the three poshest people you can think of.

A: Dolly Parton: Because she has all her own skin
Charlotte Church: Because she eats crisps
Batman: Because he has great flair for interior design.

I need make no more comment. At all. Indeed I used up all the air for my comments on this nonsense on a three hour train journey. Feel free however to astoundedly comment forever on this subject.

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Pete

15 Feb 2007 00:17

I am assuming the lack of astounded comments means you all agree with LLB.

Rob Brennan

15 Feb 2007 10:01

His arguments are very compelling.

Marcello Carlin

15 Feb 2007 11:26

What were you doing reading an august document in october?

Pete

15 Feb 2007 11:51

It had been left on the train.

By the way, I think Russell Brand is posher than Batman, because he doesn’t care.

Marcello Carlin

15 Feb 2007 13:09

Yes, but by that yardstick Duncan Bannatyne would be the poshest person in the world.

Lena

15 Feb 2007 21:34

This isn’t that interior designer, is it? The foppish one?

Marcello Carlin

16 Feb 2007 08:21

It certainly is.

I know his sister (she works as a rheumatologist at the same hospital where I work) but I’ve never met the “great” man himself.

Hannah

10 Feb 2009 19:49

How do you know that Batman has great flair for interior design?

Talking of design, I like the design of this website.
Seeing as I have flattered you, can you send me an email about how to make a website like this?

Sorry for my randomness.

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