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Extremely unless it's a coffee table then not as much so
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What are some of England's table manners?
Don't put your elbows on the table, don't speak with food in your mouth
Is it bad sitting posture to lean back and put your feet up on the table while working and if so Why?
yes
Why do people put bad word in answers?
Bad manners or they have mistaken us for another website. Wiki has higher standards. That's why I'm here .
How can you use put off in a sentence?
put something off: It's easy to put off making difficult decisions. put someone off: The smell of the food put me off eating. She was very put off by his poor table manners.
Relieved to be home Xavier put up his feet on the coffee table?
Participial phrase
Does Me and My Family work as a title?
It depends where you live. if in US it's OK but in UK it's "My family and I", as it's bad manners to put yourself first...
Where do table manners come from?
Good question. There are various origins.First of all, table manners in the middle ages (in europe) were spelt out in inns and taverns where those sharing food at the same table were told what (not) to do in order to make sure each customer got his share.At a later stage, table manners became refined (esp with the invention of elaborate cutlery and table wear). Then stress was laid on inoffensive behaviour (such as: you should not wipe your mouth with a part of the table cloth).Later still (and since only the rich could afford richly laid tables) these manners trickled down onto the upper middle class, then the lower middle class and eventually onto the upper and lower working class, losing bits and pieces on the way.Some table manners have to do with basic hygiene such as washing your hands, or with safety: you should not lick a knife.Nowadays, with the world being multicultural and intercultural exchanges, table manners have to be learnt depending on where you are and which cultures you will meet in order not to offend the people you visit.Adding to that: table manners have evolved also using what was available or what was logical. cutlery wasn't available in the ancient far east, but wood was. so chop-sticks were used. the same for countries like saudi arabia where nothing much was available, except your own hands, so eating with your (right) hand was the norm there. from there table manners evolved further: where to put your chop-sticks, which hand to use when eating (not your left one, but the right one only), ...
Why are dubarrys bad for your feet?
They are flat shoes and put alot of pressure on your foot !
What are some superstitions?
If you walk under a ladder you get bad luck If you crack a mirror you have 7 years bad luck If you open an umbrella inside you have bad luck If you put your shoes on a table you have bad luck
How big must a room be to put an 8 Brunswick pool table?
Check with the pool table companies. However my guess is that you would want at least several more feet beyond a cue stick's length from the table.
When preparing for a pelvic exam how is the patient positioned on the examining table?
The patient lies on the examination table on her back and may put her feet in stirrups. The buttocks are then slid to the edge of the table in order for a full view of the area to be examined.
How many meters space you need to put one 9 feet pool table?
9 feet = 2.7432 meters(1 foot = 0.3048 meters) So you'd need about 2 meters and 75 centimeters to fit that pool table.
