Are you modern or old-school?

Do you consider yourself traditional or modern? Well, the answer I suspect for most of us is that we’re a mixture of both. For example, I’m well into my gadgets, however would probably shy away from some of the trends I’ve noticed people go for (just watch Little Britain). I suppose the older you get, the more set you get in your ways, but I like to think I’m pretty open minded. For example, for me mens wedding bands should always be gold, no silver, or stones in there, just a plain gold band. Or for example, I’ll always like cheese on my pasta, regardless of what some famous chef might say. Some things I like modern though, give me digital signage over traditional signs any day (though I do like a wooden sign)

Here’s a great quiz about modern manners. I scored 6 on 10. How high do you score?

  • Dated: November 25, 2008

2 Responses to “Are you modern or old-school?”

  1. Paul says:

    It’s not being modern or old school any more, it’s either being a new up-taker or being classically grounded! That’s my excuse that gets more vehement as I get older and I’m sticking by it!

  2. Andy P says:

    According to the answers, I’m not allowed to ask people to stop smoking in my own home. If thats the case I’d rather be rude.

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