BUY A PRINT These chaps like their tea how they like their women. Hot, and with milk and sugar. Apparently, in England, a fist bump is also called a "Spud". I love Wikipedia. ~C Be sure to like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter, eh ;)
24 thoughts on “Gentleman’s Gesture”
Bearman
I prefer my “tea” hot and wet.
boliver
He he, yes…”tea”
Justin
Americans traditionally enjoy their “tea” by throwing it in droves into harbors. We’re such romantics.
boliver
Sounds like a delicious swim to me.
Schmuck Man
I like their style, quite unfortunate it is uncommon now.
boliver
Sometimes you’ve got to bring classy back. I’ve been thinking about getting a monocle.
Mark Stokes
Ha ha ha, what, what and all that!
boliver
Chip, chip, cheery ho, yo.
JerryBenedict
Wow! It’s like you had a camera set up in my house!:D
boliver
Wait how did you kn…err…yes, it’s like that.
James
I’m suing you for all of your Optimus Prime figures and variants. Also two Megatrons and 8 Grimlocks.
boliver
Lol, our “Gentlemanly” infringement won’t go unpunished, eh? What if I say, offer you some poutine and beer?
It’s funny, I think there are exactly 8 Grimlocks that I own. Now I need to go home and count.
James
You have now paid me off. My attorneys will stay put for now.
Warren Frantz
Last time I saw a pinky finger stick out like that, they told me it was called a “shocker”…
boliver
He he, that is a different “gentleman’s gesture”.
Tim Green
Top drawer, old bean, top drawer!
boliver
Gooberandcindy.com
Nice one! Good looking cups of tea!
boliver
Thanks, Daniel.
Saeed
Confirmed…
Tony McGurk
They really knew how to rage in those days. A spud??? That’s what we call potatoes
boliver
Little known fact…they normally had actual potatoes on their fists at the time.
Jenn
Fist pumping like a sir!
boliver
Damn straight