To be cross that I didn't get a free Sun today?

To be honest, pet, I've no idea if I ever think about "the sort of people" who are likely to read the Sun. How would I know if I was thinking about such people when I don't know what papers, if any, people read? Nor do I care. I'm more interested in what they might have to say on subjects that interest me.

Too late Jingl !

Sigh!

You're being rather lofty bags

Oh dear thatbags- you've added another offence to the canon of unspeakable GN crimes.

Ooh! Lofty! Haha! I like that and will take it as a compliment .

Never been called lofty before. <wanders off chuckling delightedly>

Lofty, chuckle, chuckle.

I'm hoping someone will explain what the offence was

Being 'lofty', apparently, HollyDaze!

About what though?

Well, I did put a when I said I thought Bags was being rather lofty! It certainly wasn't meant as an insult.

It was the first two lines of Bags' post at the top of this page that made me smile.

There there. Bags is probably still chuckling. And wandering.

Loftily...

I think I need to change my username. Whadya think? LoftyBags or just Lofty?

SkyhighBags?

I just googled "lofty". The other meaning is "thick and resilient"!!!

Well, I think it's funny.

I think that would make quite a good name on Gransnet.

Only really short people can be called Lofty [it's a rule]

Nooo...Lofty in Coronation Street (many years ago!) was extremely tall!

I liked Lofty in It Ain't Half Hot Mum. He could certainly hold a tune.

(Just realised it was Eastenders the Lofty I'm thinking of was in...)

My dad used to be called Lofty. He was 6'2 1/2".