stroppy

• “And getting stroppy is not going to work. on January 16, 2008 at 10: 10 am | Reply plod999”

  Cross and Rude. « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG

• “When I mentioned it, Cheryl got kind of stroppy, and moved us to another room which was like a coffee room or a public library - people everywhere!!!”

  sheepdip Diary Entry

• “Personally I would rather be termed offensive, rude or crass than "stroppy".”

  Cactus Kate

• “She also argued that descriptions of her as "stroppy" reflected a double standard in the treatment of male and female politicians.”

  New Statesman

• “Ms Smith did say, however, that she had been annoyed by being described as "stroppy" on the BBC Radio 4 Today programme, adding she had never heard a man described as that.”

  icCoventry

• “Talking to the Evening Standard, Sally Bercow, 40, admitted drinking to excess most evenings, engaging in one-night stands and being "stroppy".”

  The Latest From www.politics.co.uk

• “perhaps they should have sister establishment in Edinburgh called 'stroppy'!”

  Sunny train trip

• “The only course of action that I can see is for the parent to be able to impose their will on the stroppy teenager without fear of prosecution.”

  Purple Pain « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG

• “Incidentally the next time you have a stroppy patient who tries to stab you with your own scissors just get on with it, remember your softly, softly approach would apply to the police who would attend to resolve your problems in A+E.”

  London G20 Police outnumbered and attacked « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG

• “A stroppy and stupid client, of whom the translation business has no shortage, might complain not only that it was inaccurate but that the translator had misread the ‘decenas’ as ‘docenas’.”

  12 posts from February 2010

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