"Pouffes" in the GF lounge
Aug 15, 2017, 10:43 am
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"Pouffes" in the GF lounge
Are they for putting your feet on? I did a hard run today and would like to stretch out but the guy opposite is eating off his... Don't want to commit a lounge etiquette faux pas!
Aug 15, 2017, 10:58 am
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Most certainly, yes, they are for putting your feet on!
Also, I assume the food is on a plate and not directly on the "pouffe"...?!
Also that is a great word that I haven't seen written down (or heard spoken, for that matter) for a good long time.
Well done, Sir/Madam.
Also, I assume the food is on a plate and not directly on the "pouffe"...?!
Also that is a great word that I haven't seen written down (or heard spoken, for that matter) for a good long time.
Well done, Sir/Madam.
Aug 15, 2017, 12:22 pm
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Aug 15, 2017, 12:53 pm
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Yet again another reason to love the BA forum and all it offers culturally and education wise.
I had know idea what a "Pouffe" was. It sounded like a cookie (biscuit) to me. I am glad I clicked on the thread otherwise next time I was in GF I may have strolled up to the bar and asked if I can please have a pouffe.
I had know idea what a "Pouffe" was. It sounded like a cookie (biscuit) to me. I am glad I clicked on the thread otherwise next time I was in GF I may have strolled up to the bar and asked if I can please have a pouffe.
Aug 15, 2017, 1:07 pm
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Yet again another reason to love the BA forum and all it offers culturally and education wise.
I had know idea what a "Pouffe" was. It sounded like a cookie (biscuit) to me. I am glad I clicked on the thread otherwise next time I was in GF I may have strolled up to the bar and asked if I can please have a pouffe.
I had know idea what a "Pouffe" was. It sounded like a cookie (biscuit) to me. I am glad I clicked on the thread otherwise next time I was in GF I may have strolled up to the bar and asked if I can please have a pouffe.
Aug 15, 2017, 1:12 pm
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Yet again another reason to love the BA forum and all it offers culturally and education wise.
I had know idea what a "Pouffe" was. It sounded like a cookie (biscuit) to me. I am glad I clicked on the thread otherwise next time I was in GF I may have strolled up to the bar and asked if I can please have a pouffe.
I had know idea what a "Pouffe" was. It sounded like a cookie (biscuit) to me. I am glad I clicked on the thread otherwise next time I was in GF I may have strolled up to the bar and asked if I can please have a pouffe.
Aug 15, 2017, 1:18 pm
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Yet again another reason to love the BA forum and all it offers culturally and education wise.
I had know idea what a "Pouffe" was. It sounded like a cookie (biscuit) to me. I am glad I clicked on the thread otherwise next time I was in GF I may have strolled up to the bar and asked if I can please have a pouffe.
I had know idea what a "Pouffe" was. It sounded like a cookie (biscuit) to me. I am glad I clicked on the thread otherwise next time I was in GF I may have strolled up to the bar and asked if I can please have a pouffe.
Aug 15, 2017, 1:19 pm
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Yet again another reason to love the BA forum and all it offers culturally and education wise.
I had know idea what a "Pouffe" was. It sounded like a cookie (biscuit) to me. I am glad I clicked on the thread otherwise next time I was in GF I may have strolled up to the bar and asked if I can please have a pouffe.
I had know idea what a "Pouffe" was. It sounded like a cookie (biscuit) to me. I am glad I clicked on the thread otherwise next time I was in GF I may have strolled up to the bar and asked if I can please have a pouffe.