Cereal traditionalists may balk at the idea, but a new Melbourne café is pushing the revolutionary concept of shovelling down your Frosties or Cheerios in a public setting at all times of the day, even when at the cinema.
Traditionalists argue that just as rent is due to the landlord, "due to" should only be used when it is the complement of the verb "to be"; otherwise, use "owing to" or "because of": The train's late arrival was due to [caused by] leaves on the line; the train was late owing to [because of] leaves on the line.
In conversation, the traditionalists appear to be hoping for a divine and dramatic intervention.
Alex Salmond, the Scottish first minister, highlighted the significance of the monarchy when he moved on Sunday to reassure traditionalists when he said the "Queen and her successors" would remain as head of state in an independent Scotland.
Traditionalists are citing Thatcher's vote in favour of Leo Abse's landmark sexual offences bill when it was presented to MPs in July 1966.
Amid fears in No 10 that David Cameron may struggle to win the support of a majority of his MPs, reformers are pointing out that Thatcher set herself apart from Tory traditionalists who described the bill legalising homosexuality as a "dirty measure".
"The resistance of traditionalists owes much to the culture of entitlement that has grown up within a very small but highly active proportion of the membership," he says.
After Baria's photographs, an agitated section of Parsis themselves demanded a municipal inspection, an idea abhorrent to traditionalists since non-Parsis are allowed only in the peripheral areas of Doongerwadi.
Whisky traditionalists will be in for a shock when they visit the Highlander Inn at Craigellachie.
While the prime minister is struggling to control his backbenchers, there are signs that cabinet traditionalists are keen not to undermine him.
But the Farage team is wary of Carswell, who has made clear he will have no truck with Ukip traditionalists hoping to hark back to 1950s Britain.
