Me and the Mrs Have Been Invited to a Tupperware Party
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Me and the Mrs Have Been Invited to a Tupperware Party
Not much to add really. It had to happen sooner or later, yet I still feel so ashamed.
Is there any sort of tupperware etiquette we should be aware of?
Is there any sort of tupperware etiquette we should be aware of?
Last edited by diddy; Oct 28th 2005 at 3:24 am.
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Re: Me and the Mrs Have Been Invited to a Tupperware Party
Originally Posted by diddy
Not much to add really. It had to happen sooner or later, yet I still feel so ashamed.
Is there any sort of tupperware etiquette we should be aware of?
Is there any sort of tupperware etiquette we should be aware of?
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Re: Me and the Mrs Have Been Invited to a Tupperware Party
Originally Posted by spalen
You do know that Tupperware in Aus is a codeword for swinging?
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Re: Me and the Mrs Have Been Invited to a Tupperware Party
Originally Posted by diddy
Not much to add really. It had to happen sooner or later, yet I still feel so ashamed.
Is there any sort of tupperware etiquette we should be aware of?
Is there any sort of tupperware etiquette we should be aware of?
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Re: Me and the Mrs Have Been Invited to a Tupperware Party
That's what I like about Australia, here it's tupperware in the UK is dildoes and vibrators.
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Re: Me and the Mrs Have Been Invited to a Tupperware Party
Originally Posted by renth
That's what I like about Australia, here it's tupperware in the UK is dildoes and vibrators.
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Re: Me and the Mrs Have Been Invited to a Tupperware Party
Originally Posted by diddy
Not much to add really. It had to happen sooner or later, yet I still feel so ashamed.
Is there any sort of tupperware etiquette we should be aware of?
Is there any sort of tupperware etiquette we should be aware of?
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Re: Me and the Mrs Have Been Invited to a Tupperware Party
Originally Posted by jad n rich
Yep, remember these sort of events are strictly tea, coffee and a chance for the ladies to show off their homebaked goodies. Ensure your wife does not sneak in with a cask of wine or make tasteless jokes about what you could get up to with the corn cobber, sniggering at people who order the $69 beetroot drainer is also frowned upon. Above all do not mention tupperwear was all the go in england 1962.
Does this mean, taking a case of VB, dropping my trousers and doing a rendition of waltzing matilda on the table would be inappropriate.
Paul.