"London used to be decent!" I reply.
In 1994, seven years after her death, Frank Darabont filmed Stephen King's novella Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption, in which another Hayworth poster is used to cover the entrance to a prison escape; the convicts watch Gilda and cheer when, to her ageing husband's question, 'Gilda, are you decent?', Hayworth replies: 'Me?
He replied: "Perfectly decent, ordinary".
While Iqbal and Al Hasan collected their runs at a decent rate in Bangladesh's reply, their momentum was checked by some laboured batting at the other end.
"I'd say 70%, you've always got to be wary, because there are some that are not who they say they are, but in general most of them are a decent bunch of lads," he replied.
My mom replied indignantly, "I'm decent and I won't do that to people.
Replying to a review entitled "Decent Hotel", the management could barely contain their delight: "Thank you for submitting such a kind and honest review… we have recently refurbished and we are happy that our guests are now reaping the rewards".
"Maybe he will," the cop replies, which seems like a decent response if Trump becomes president, anything could happen, including the repeal of maximum occupancy laws.
Mr Fallon also argued that Mr Miliband could not be trusted to defend the country, but the Labour leader replied that the Defence Secretary was a "decent man" who had nevertheless "demeaned his office" through the attack.
(The most recent viral sensation came earlier this month when the New York City Transit Twitter handle earnestly replied to a rider offering fellatio in exchange for decent service).
