just wondered as lisa kriss sophie roders sree and carly all seem to show it against freddie
is their a word i would guess at toffism just wondered
is their a word i would guess at toffism just wondered
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Classism isn't it?
snobbery, or inverted snobbery.
Inverted snobbery
quote:Originally posted by jonono:
snobbery, or inverted snobbery.
Classism.
1. a biased or discriminatory attitude based on distinctions made between social or economic classes.
2. the viewing of society as being composed of distinct classes.
3. Secretaries showing off about shopping in Sainsburys.
1. a biased or discriminatory attitude based on distinctions made between social or economic classes.
2. the viewing of society as being composed of distinct classes.
3. Secretaries showing off about shopping in Sainsburys.
Classiness. 
quote:Originally posted by mandala:
just wondered as lisa kriss sophie roders sree and carly all seem to show it against freddie
is their a word i would guess at toffism just wondered
Ignorant?
quote:Originally posted by Garage Joe:
Classism.
3. Secretaries showing off about shopping in Sainsburys.
Thick? 
quote:Originally posted by Garage Joe:
Classism.
1. a biased or discriminatory attitude based on distinctions made between social or economic classes.
2. the viewing of society as being composed of distinct classes.
3. Secretaries showing off about shopping in Sainsburys.
You're cruisin' fera bruisin', Geejay
Ignorance 
quote:Originally posted by The Secretary:
You're cruisin' fera bruisin', Geejay
No class! 
Sec, I guess you used to shop at the former Sainsburys in Walsall then which is now the Asda 
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Snobbery
In their case, classlessness!
bullehing? *insert word 'vile' before if you have been hanging about forums for too long*
Kyleism.
quote:Originally posted by jonono:
bullehing? *insert word 'vile' before if you have been hanging about forums for too long*
wharrabout jellus?
quote:Originally posted by darloboy07:
Sec, I guess you used to shop at the former Sainsburys in Walsall then which is now the Asda
I live in Aldridge, Darling, travel to Reedswood
quote:Originally posted by Garage Joe:quote:Originally posted by jonono:
bullehing? *insert word 'vile' before if you have been hanging about forums for too long*
wharrabout jellus?
yeah get it right
I always thought inverted snobbery was more to do with revelling in being vulgar rather than just sneering at the upper classes.
I have a streak of that. I'm inclined to show up at a black tie event in a donkey jacket, for effect. Or deliberately call can-a-pays can-apes at a cocktail party.
I have a streak of that. I'm inclined to show up at a black tie event in a donkey jacket, for effect. Or deliberately call can-a-pays can-apes at a cocktail party.
quote:Originally posted by The Secretary:quote:Originally posted by darloboy07:
Sec, I guess you used to shop at the former Sainsburys in Walsall then which is now the Asda
I live in Aldridge, Darling, travel to Reedswood
, not far from the Beechdale then lol.quote:Originally posted by Daniel J*:
I always thought inverted snobbery was more to do with revelling in being vulgar rather than just sneering at the upper classes.
I have a streak of that. I'm inclined to show up at a black tie event in a donkey jacket, for effect. Or deliberately call can-a-pays can-apes at a cocktail party. :ninjua:
I see your :ninjua: and raise you a :ninaj:
quote:Originally posted by The Secretary:
I see your :ninjua: and raise you a :ninaj:
Meanie.
Can I borrow your tippex?
quote:Originally posted by darloboy07:quote:Originally posted by The Secretary:quote:Originally posted by darloboy07:
Sec, I guess you used to shop at the former Sainsburys in Walsall then which is now the Asda
I live in Aldridge, Darling, travel to Reedswood
Nooo! Beechdale is the Bentley end :shudder:
I've been known to go the long way round to avoid Leamore an all
quote:Originally posted by Daniel J*:quote:Originally posted by The Secretary:
I see your :ninjua: and raise you a :ninaj:
Meanie.
Can I borrow your tippex?
I'm sniffing it at the moment
quote:Originally posted by The Secretary:quote:Originally posted by darloboy07:quote:Originally posted by The Secretary:quote:Originally posted by darloboy07:
Sec, I guess you used to shop at the former Sainsburys in Walsall then which is now the Asda
I live in Aldridge, Darling, travel to Reedswood
Nooo! Beechdale is the Bentley end :shudder:
I've been known to go the long way round to avoid Leamore an all
Beechdale is full of chavs
, I know Beechdale is near there. Oh right Leamore isn't that bad, it's Birchills you got to watch out for .
nobbery
quote:Originally posted by darloboy07:quote:Originally posted by The Secretary:quote:Originally posted by darloboy07:quote:Originally posted by The Secretary:quote:Originally posted by darloboy07:
Sec, I guess you used to shop at the former Sainsburys in Walsall then which is now the Asda
I live in Aldridge, Darling, travel to Reedswood
Nooo! Beechdale is the Bentley end :shudder:
I've been known to go the long way round to avoid Leamore an all
Beechdale is full of chavs
Where's Birchills?
quote:Originally posted by Daniel J*:
I always thought inverted snobbery was more to do with revelling in being vulgar rather than just sneering at the upper classes.
I have a streak of that. I'm inclined to show up at a black tie event in a donkey jacket, for effect. Or deliberately call can-a-pays can-apes at a cocktail party.
We do that
Whore der vers etc.
Near Walsall it's a resdiental area, by Reedswood Park it's also a rough area too .
.quote:Originally posted by electric6:quote:Originally posted by Daniel J*:
I always thought inverted snobbery was more to do with revelling in being vulgar rather than just sneering at the upper classes.
I have a streak of that. I'm inclined to show up at a black tie event in a donkey jacket, for effect. Or deliberately call can-a-pays can-apes at a cocktail party.
We do that
and drinking shampoo that one tickles me mum
Positive Intimidation.
quote:Originally posted by electric6:quote:Originally posted by Daniel J*:
I always thought inverted snobbery was more to do with revelling in being vulgar rather than just sneering at the upper classes.
I have a streak of that. I'm inclined to show up at a black tie event in a donkey jacket, for effect. Or deliberately call can-a-pays can-apes at a cocktail party.
We do that
Horses doofers and shit ache mushrooms
quote:Originally posted by electric6:quote:Originally posted by Daniel J*:
I always thought inverted snobbery was more to do with revelling in being vulgar rather than just sneering at the upper classes.
I have a streak of that. I'm inclined to show up at a black tie event in a donkey jacket, for effect. Or deliberately call can-a-pays can-apes at a cocktail party.
We do that
My mate's younger sister was trying to be 'up-market' at an event once and was boasting about her Ver-sace (ver-say-ce) handbag, without a hint of irony. It was a Donington market special anyway.
quote:Originally posted by electric6:quote:Originally posted by Daniel J*:
I always thought inverted snobbery was more to do with revelling in being vulgar rather than just sneering at the upper classes.
I have a streak of that. I'm inclined to show up at a black tie event in a donkey jacket, for effect. Or deliberately call can-a-pays can-apes at a cocktail party.
We do that
I get an irresistable urge to ask for patÃĐ in restaurants and pronounce in 'pait'
Inverted snobbery, in action.
quote:Originally posted by Daniel J*:
I have a streak of that. I'm inclined to show up at a black tie event in a donkey jacket, for effect. Or deliberately call can-a-pays can-apes at a cocktail party.
Ooh my mate Jan does that too - and her house is called the Archives, which she deliberately mispronounces as the arch ives