The loathsome are not racist, papas pawnshop still stinks. The most loathesome are SNOBS

[Her soul slides away, but don't look back in anger, I heard you say!]

They ARE THE REAL ENEMY

I LOATHE AND DETEST PEOPLE WHO LOOK DOWN THEIR NOSE ON OTHERS
You know why?

Well, here is a general lesson in the art of snobbery.

First off, most of these morons can't spell.

The excuses range from being over-educated to the lowest example "dyslexia", another snobby moronic disease.

You see the thing is, they have to excuse their lack of intelligence, i.e, unable to comprehend the basic values of English language, by taking an opt out clause. Nowadays it is termed "dyslexia".

In my school days it was termed something else, but then again.
The snobs that attended my school,were few and far between.
If they were that thick, I'm sure Daddy would have shipped them off to the nether nether regions.

Anyway, that is the dyslexia argument done and dusted.

Next?

As you can see.

I will argue with anyone.

I'll beat the whole box and dice though.

I'm going to bed now, however, my argument still stands.

You didn't make it to Grammar School because you were dyslexic?

Yes, maybe you were.

However, dyslexia can also be defined as?????????????

You see class divisions are ever so important.

"Oh no my son/daughter didn't make the grade because she/he is dyslexic you see"

SNOBS OF THE WORLD UNITE AND JUST PRETEND YOU ARE DYSLEXIC

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> They ARE THE REAL ENEMY

> I LOATHE AND DETEST PEOPLE WHO LOOK DOWN THEIR NOSE ON OTHERS
> You know why?

> Well, here is a general lesson in the art of snobbery.

> First off, most of these morons can't spell.

> The excuses range from being over-educated to the lowest example
> "dyslexia", another snobby moronic disease.

> You see the thing is, they have to excuse their lack of intelligence, i.e,
> unable to comprehend the basic values of English language, by taking an
> opt out clause. Nowadays it is termed "dyslexia".

> In my school days it was termed something else, but then again.
> The snobs that attended my school,were few and far between.
> If they were that thick, I'm sure Daddy would have shipped them off to the
> nether nether regions.

> Anyway, that is the dyslexia argument done and dusted.

> Next?

> As you can see.

> I will argue with anyone.

> I'll beat the whole box and dice though.

> I'm going to bed now, however, my argument still stands.

> You didn't make it to Grammar School because you were dyslexic?

> Yes, maybe you were.

> However, dyslexia can also be defined as?????????????

> You see class divisions are ever so important.

> "Oh no my son/daughter didn't make the grade because she/he is
> dyslexic you see"

> SNOBS OF THE WORLD UNITE AND JUST PRETEND YOU ARE DYSLEXIC

Fair enough, i agree in most respects. Although that might also be slightly snob-esque. I did mention in an earlier thread (if this thread is aimed at the likes of me) that i was labelled dyslexic at school by teachers who felt they had to justify my stupidity. Labelling someone as dyslexic is obviously the easy way out, as are most labels given to people. I did'nt make it to grammar school (note i have learnt how to spell grammar, thanks for that) because they closed them all down. Some would argue that grammar schools are snobbish, not me, i would say the very notion of school is in a way snobbery of a sort.

[Her soul slides away, but don't look back in anger, I heard you say!]

> Fair enough, i agree in most respects. Although that might also be
> slightly snob-esque. I did mention in an earlier thread (if this thread is
> aimed at the likes of me) that i was labelled dyslexic at school by
> teachers who felt they had to justify my stupidity. Labelling someone as
> dyslexic is obviously the easy way out, as are most labels given to
> people. I did'nt make it to grammar school (note i have learnt how to
> spell grammar, thanks for that) because they closed them all down. Some
> would argue that grammar schools are snobbish, not me, i would say the
> very notion of school is in a way snobbery of a sort.

Believe me or believe me not.
I never meant to castigate you for the mis-spelling of the word grammar.
I think my whole argument has been mis-interpreted here.
You see, I loathe and detest snobs.
Those who feel they are on a higher pedestal, sicken me beyond belief.
My argument was, those who aspire to aspirations beyond their limit, are more than likely incapable of spelling "incapable"
I never ever ever meant to insult you, honest to God.
I was TRYING to make a point (shallow, admittedly) against up their own arses snobs, who are the lowest of the low who dare cast a downward glance upon those who would buy and sell them in intelligence and the meaning of life in general.

Forgive me wholeheartedly if you took any personal offence.
Believe me, it was never ever intended.
I know you and you are nice.

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> Believe me or believe me not.
> I never meant to castigate you for the mis-spelling of the word grammar.
> I think my whole argument has been mis-interpreted here.
> You see, I loathe and detest snobs.
> Those who feel they are on a higher pedestal, sicken me beyond belief.
> My argument was, those who aspire to aspirations beyond their limit, are
> more than likely incapable of spelling "incapable"
> I never ever ever meant to insult you, honest to God.
> I was TRYING to make a point (shallow, admittedly) against up their own
> arses snobs, who are the lowest of the low who dare cast a downward glance
> upon those who would buy and sell them in intelligence and the meaning of
> life in general.

> Forgive me wholeheartedly if you took any personal offence.
> Believe me, it was never ever intended.
> I know you and you are nice.

No, i knew that you never meant to offend me, and no offence was taken. I agree that snobs are not nice people, and many have spoken down too me. I don't think it is the 'dyslexic' that is guilty of the snobery but the person who labels them so. If anything most people who are labelled dyslexic at school are shouted down by the teachers or made to look like idiots so don't even have the guts to be snobs.

I hate snobs mainly because they walk around with blinkers on, with very little conception of reality. Haussmann was a snob, Napoleon the 3rd was a snob, and the front man from bucks fizz and dollar would love to be a snob.

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On the subject of SNOBS do you think people have become more or less snobish in recent years?

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Whats the most snob like act you have ever acted out?

I boasted to someone that i owned a yellow piece of vinyl. I'm quite ashamed now, my taste in music let me down.

[Her soul slides away, but don't look back in anger, I heard you say!]

> No, i knew that you never meant to offend me, and no offence was taken. I
> agree that snobs are not nice people, and many have spoken down too me. I
> don't think it is the 'dyslexic' that is guilty of the snobery but the
> person who labels them so. If anything most people who are labelled
> dyslexic at school are shouted down by the teachers or made to look like
> idiots so don't even have the guts to be snobs.

> I hate snobs mainly because they walk around with blinkers on, with very
> little conception of reality. Haussmann was a snob, Napoleon the 3rd was a
> snob, and the front man from bucks fizz and dollar would love to be a
> snob.

Absolutely.
You see I am just bitter because I really should have been a snob, but missed my alarm call on the day the back stage passes were given out.

Maybe in the next world "please" to God NEVER!

Stay as you are.

You are so much more loveable!
Honest.

The main motto in life
"Never aspire to be anything below yourself, you are far too worthy of that"

Snobbism has to be down on the lowest pedestal known to man.

Let them play the one-upmanship amongst the hoooray henry brigade.

See how far that takes them.

Happy hunting, losers.