car snob - but it is specific era & country. And if you drive a european car don't even bother

*stands up*

My name is Slim & I am a 2nd hand snob...I don't do jumble sales, charity shops or bloody car boot sales 

The artists we love, they put their fingerprint on your imagination, and on your heart and your soul. ~ Bruce Springsteen

I'm a thorough bred snob, I'm snobby on everything....

I'm not a snob and can understand everyone's tastes..........*kills the fred* 

You fecker..I really thought that was my own typo's then....

now now the British have had some pretty awesome cars in their time. Pre 80's Landrover, MG, Mini, Rover (I know) Cortina, Jag, Escort, Triumph

What about sauces?....

*chuckles*

Still not a snob...........I just happen to think Tommy ato sauce is better on bacon sarnies than others do 

I even taken my own linen & blankets

Hell yeah  

People who think they can do the arithmetic...

I could be a snob, but I don't believe in being one, so I'm not.

Hmmmm, maybe I haven't had the full 'go' but is that not a bit extreme?

I am a snob...

I am the only person I know who is pleased that I am moving to an area and have gone up a council tax band Means more money of course and twit here is happy

no I'm just particular (& Fern if change my letters I'll stalk you on FB ). It's like if the washing is on the line & it gets a little rain on it, it has to be re-rinsed with fabric softner

LOL Issy......I'm all for people bettering theirselves....but there's snobbery and 'snobbery' isn't there? 

Good post Summer 

 *ponders*

That's not being a snob - that's just weird !

I know...

and it gets worse.. I hate Tescos with a passion.... when I was growing up they were like Lidl so I have always associated them with cheap and nasty food.

I thought all council estate properties were banded the same....

Am with you on that for def - Tesco with a passion - Asda with a vengeance 

I reckon not...depends on whether a two bedroom or a three bedroom I reckon  but I may be proved wrong 

I hate Asda..only cos I know what I want and can't get there for those that don't!!. Morrisons.....made me redundant after 30 years service not so long ago so I have a grudge against them.......allthough I've just started to shop back there (in the absence of some other decent supermarket) Tesco............ well.......have yet to be convinced.......only supermarkets in vicinity 

Nope - not at all. I fully accept that people have differing opinions.

I know others will jump on my back and say I can be argumentative but honestly and truly I only ever fight my own corner when others disagree.

I am a book snob. I try not to be ... when mother asks me if I have any books for her to read I show willing. I skim the contents of my bookcases but frankly even the trash I read (and I do read some) isn't her cuppa. Her genre is frankly my idea of hell in print. Poor working class Derbyshire girl meets hot young squire in 1913 and ... well I can only guess as I've now lost interest. Oh - and those books involving mistreated children (my father locked me in an attic and forced me to breastfeed hedgehogs until I was 23) and my particular bete noire Dan Fecking Brown. It's part envy - would love to make millions writing complete crap - but mostly snobbery at the poor shoddy quality of his books.

and it gets worse.. I hate Tescos with a passion.... when I was growing up they were like Lidl so I have always associated them with cheap and nasty food.

 

But didn't you know Lidl and Aldi are the new cool? 

Originally Posted by Issy:

and it gets worse.. I hate Tescos with a passion.... when I was growing up they were like Lidl so I have always associated them with cheap and nasty food.

 

But didn't you know Lidl and Aldi are the new cool? 

I tried to like Lidl.... really I did...

What books/authors do you like Cariad? I'm going through a phase of reading books where I know the ending is going to be an absolute cop-out. It seems to be something that has crept into fiction in the last decade.