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is sitting down to wee.

a man in a suit and tie is walking with a woman in a blue coat behind him . ALT: a man in a suit and tie is walking with a woman in a blue coat behind him .

#WhatEtiquetteMeansToMe Something he hasn't got the first idea about!

a close up of a man holding a knife to his forehead ALT: a close up of a man holding a knife to his forehead

#WhatEtiquetteMeansToMe How to use a fork and knife, properly, of course. 😂

a group of people are dancing together in a kitchen . ALT: a group of people are dancing together in a kitchen .

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Take care, TCB
Oh (sock it to me, sock it to me
Sock it to me, sock it to me)

two dogs are sitting at a table with a bowl of food ALT: two dogs are sitting at a table with a bowl of food

#WhatEtiquetteMeansToMe Elbows off the table. 👍

#WhatEtiquetteMeansToMe Don’t eat in front of others without offering to share.

#WhatEtiquetteMeansToMe Pinkies up when drinking.

#WhatEtiquetteMeansToMe Steering clear of the nuts on the road.

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No you should not eat a cat

#WhatEtiquetteMeansToMe he's not scoring any goals

a man sitting at a desk with the words " there 's a lot of profanity in here even for you " behind him Alt: A man with dark hair and a dark shirt is sitting at a desk, reading from the laptop in front of him. He looks dismayed as he reads, then looks up at someone offscreen and says. "There 's a lot of profanity in here, even for you." One assumes he’s proofreading a colleague’s draft email to someone the colleague is unhappy with.

Remembering to say ‘Pardon my turn of phrase’ after a five minute f-bomb laden tirade
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remembering to say PLEASE and THANK YOU.

a man in a suit and tie says " yeah that 's the ticket " in front of a map of the world Alt: "That's the ticket" is a colloquial phrase meaning "that's exactly right" or "that's the correct thing," and its meaning is a play on the French word étiquette (ticket), which also refers to the rules of good conduct or polite behavior. The phrase originated from the idea of a "ticket" or "label" for proper behavior, with the phrase possibly being a corruption or adaptation of the French expression C'est l'étiquette.

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etymology can be weird

Telling you to fuck off with a pinky raised
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