This sounded brilliant to start with, but then was even better when they started talking about Watford, which when I was growing up was my local town. And Nando's!!! Watford Nando's is a classic. And in a slightly naff part of the town centre... And the part where Mila asks for a jersey/shirt you just know is setting up for a fail if you know Watford colours - it is not a subtle shirt. This is just ace.
That's so awesome. I thought it was brilliant even without knowing anything about the places he was mentioning, so I can't even image how excited you were. :D
It's just great! :D Although I have literally never heard of this dropping trou business (even heard it as dropping trow, but your way makes more sense), although it does fit in entirely with lad stag do culture, so I can imagine enough of his friends do it that he thinks it's normal...
(And sorry - 'naff' is sort of vague in meaning, but generally means 'a bit rubbish', but also has connotations of 'slightly cheesy or kitsch' and/or 'slightly run down''. In this instance, Watford town centre is basically split between a relatively modern and fairly up-market shopping mall and a high street with shops that get cheaper and less nice the more you move away from the shopping centre - and Nando's is quite far down this street.)
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AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!
This sounded brilliant to start with, but then was even better when they started talking about Watford, which when I was growing up was my local town. And Nando's!!! Watford Nando's is a classic. And in a slightly naff part of the town centre... And the part where Mila asks for a jersey/shirt you just know is setting up for a fail if you know Watford colours - it is not a subtle shirt. This is just ace.
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Soooo, do people actually drop trou at weddings?
(And what does Naff mean?)
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(And sorry - 'naff' is sort of vague in meaning, but generally means 'a bit rubbish', but also has connotations of 'slightly cheesy or kitsch' and/or 'slightly run down''. In this instance, Watford town centre is basically split between a relatively modern and fairly up-market shopping mall and a high street with shops that get cheaper and less nice the more you move away from the shopping centre - and Nando's is quite far down this street.)
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