I don't think there's anything wrong. But it's suppose to be proper to NOT put them on. But when my sister went over to London to visit her boyfriend at the time, his family thought she was rude because she DIDN'T show her hands or arms on the table. And apperently they made a HUGE deal about it!!! His dad was from Iraq and the mom was from Spain...
There is nothing wrong with it in this day and age. The only thing wrong, is people still following these customs from a time when none of us or anyone we know even existed. Tradition is great, as long as you know why you follow it. If we as a species keep believing everything we are told without questioning "why is that so", we will never evolve into something other than an intelligent ape. It is the same concept as religion. "I don't know" instead of finding the answer myself, I'll ask someone else. Without even realizing that this "preacher" is about to tell me what I am supposed to do and believe. Who is he?....he is a person just like you or me. Basically in my opinion, quit worrying about what people you don't know think about you, and start enjoying your life with your true Friends and family. That's all that matters in the end. Butt please don't take my word for it, I'm just a guy expressing his opinion. WOW...pretty deep...must be the booze....)
no, "elbows" are a joint between your upper and lower arm
yes, anybody could lick their elbow with a little flexing and practice. this means that dwarfs can lick their elbows 2!
No, the skin on the elbows is thicker and more resilient due to constant movement and pressure, while the skin on the scrotum is thinner and more sensitive. Additionally, the skin on the scrotum has more sweat glands and hair follicles compared to the elbows.
Fish do not have elbows. Instead, they have fins that help them navigate and maneuver in their underwater environment. Fins are used for stability, steering, and propulsion in water.
No, monkeys generally do not have the flexibility or anatomy to lick their own elbows. Their arms are not long enough and their elbows are typically positioned in a way that makes it difficult for them to reach with their tongue.
The same ones we have now such as saying please, not putting your elbows on the table, and so on.
The saying "elbows off the table" is rooted in traditional table manners, emphasizing etiquette during meals. It is believed that resting elbows on the table can be seen as impolite or disruptive to the dining experience. Additionally, keeping elbows off the table allows for better posture and promotes a more engaging and respectful interaction among diners. Overall, it reflects good manners and consideration for others at the table.
well, i don't know where it came from, but when people put their elbows on the table it makes them have bad posture. so as long as you keep your elbows off the table, it doesn't necessarily mean you will have good posture, it just helps it.
Don't put your elbows on the table, don't speak with food in your mouth
putting all your cards in the table
elbows off the table
Putting...As in: I am putting the plates on the table.
On is the preposition; on the table is the prepositional phrase.
Using "elbows" in self-defense may result in not needing "help". Placing "elbows" on the table during a meal doesn't mean you won't get "helped" (served) . . . it's just deemed to be bad manners in some places. Belly-crawling with "elbows" is a good way to keep a low profile . . . definitely "helps".
Wrong. You must say, "the scissors are on the table"
no
by putting two chairs