My sister thought it was a name for years, emphasising the second 'e'!
My sister's old neighbours named their house Seventy.
My sister thought it was a name for years, emphasising the second 'e'!
My sister thought it was a name for years, emphasising the second 'e'!
quote:Originally posted by Blizzie:quote:Originally posted by The Secretary:
You're cruisin' fera bruisin', Geejay
No class!
They're not against class, though - they're against anyone who's more educated/cultured than they are. I don't know what the word to describe this phenomenon is, though. 
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.
quote:Originally posted by fabienne:
They're not against class, though - they're against anyone who's more educated/cultured than they are. I don't know what the word to describe this phenomenon is, though.
I'm sure that on opening night they showed a big house, a very big house, in the country.
(see what I did there?) :smug:
quote:Originally posted by fabienne:
They're not against class, though - they're against anyone who's more educated/cultured than they are. I don't know what the word to describe this phenomenon is, though.
socialist, but they just wrap it up in class terms
the latin term is:
idiotus giganticus desperato to slapus freddus
idiotus giganticus desperato to slapus freddus
Envy?
quote:Originally posted by Big Brothers Big Scam:quote:Originally posted by fabienne:
They're not against class, though - they're against anyone who's more educated/cultured than they are. I don't know what the word to describe this phenomenon is, though.
socialist, but they just wrap it up in class terms
Nah Khmer Rouge is more fitting.