What snobberies do you have that you cant vanquish even if you try?

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Anonymous wrote:I try hard too, but tattoos and certain accents. I’m from Baltimore so I’m thinking the accent people have in Dundalk or Glen burnie, etc.

I’m also from Baltimore and work with people with the accent. It still hurts my ears every time.

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Anonymous wrote:People who don’t pronounce (swallow) T’s in words like ManhaTTan and imporTant.

I was raised by a snobby professor who enthusiastically corrected my enunciation growing up. Not once did he correct me for not emphasizing the Ts in words like this.

When someone pronounces hard Ts in the word important, I feel like they’re trying to hide a poor or lower class upbringing, and they think this is one of the things they should do to fit into their new SES.

There is a difference between not pronouncing the t at all versus emphasizing it. I also can’t stand the making it a swallowed or guttural sound, like compu’er rather than computer (by which I don’t mean compuTer). Ugh.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm snobby about people who are snobs and look down at others for random things. Sure, I hate face tattoos but wasn't it Post Malone who said he got tattoos on his face in an effort to cover up his ugliness? Meanwhile, despite the tattoos he has a reputation of being incredibly kind and respectful towards everyone.

He would still be kind and respectful without the face tattoos. Face tattoos mean you've given up on ever fitting in as a normal person, or you have been raped in jail.

Man life is too short to worry about “fitting in”. Make choices that please you. You get one life, how sad to spend it trying to fit in.

I don't want to fit in with people who have been raped in jail. No.

Sorry, you lost me. Who was raped in jail?

That's the origin of face tattoos. Jail.

HAHAHAHAHA You're even dumber than I thought. The Māori of New Zealand, various Indigenous peoples of North America like the Inuitri of New Zealand, various Indigenous peoples of North America like the Inuit would like to have a say.

NP. Americans with face tattoos are not indigenous Māori. It is outside the bounds of normal societal standards to tattoo one’s face. I agree with PP that it is a sign of time spent in prison. (I disagree with the whole prison rape tangent but absolutely time in prison.) Face tattoos are antisocial… and yes even for Post Malone.

I’ll say it again, face tattoos did not originate in prison.

No one is arguing the origins of face tattoos. They are saying they associate face tattoos with prison because those are the folks with face tattoos in the U.S. I have never encountered Māori with a face tattoos. You are being annoying PP.

[Anonymous]

Visible tattoos while wearing everyday work clothing. It's something I find really off-putting unless the tattoo is especially artistic and excellent, and those are few and fae between.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm snobby about people who are snobs and look down at others for random things. Sure, I hate face tattoos but wasn't it Post Malone who said he got tattoos on his face in an effort to cover up his ugliness? Meanwhile, despite the tattoos he has a reputation of being incredibly kind and respectful towards everyone.

He would still be kind and respectful without the face tattoos. Face tattoos mean you've given up on ever fitting in as a normal person, or you have been raped in jail.

Man life is too short to worry about “fitting in”. Make choices that please you. You get one life, how sad to spend it trying to fit in.

I don't want to fit in with people who have been raped in jail. No.

Sorry, you lost me. Who was raped in jail?

That's the origin of face tattoos. Jail.

HAHAHAHAHA You're even dumber than I thought. The Māori of New Zealand, various Indigenous peoples of North America like the Inuitri of New Zealand, various Indigenous peoples of North America like the Inuit would like to have a say.

NP. Americans with face tattoos are not indigenous Māori. It is outside the bounds of normal societal standards to tattoo one’s face. I agree with PP that it is a sign of time spent in prison. (I disagree with the whole prison rape tangent but absolutely time in prison.) Face tattoos are antisocial… and yes even for Post Malone.

I’ll say it again, face tattoos did not originate in prison.

No one is arguing the origins of face tattoos. They are saying they associate face tattoos with prison because those are the folks with face tattoos in the U.S. I have never encountered Māori with a face tattoos. You are being annoying PP.

Perhaps read before calling people annoying:roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

I responded to this comment: "That's the origin of face tattoos. Jail."

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Anonymous wrote:People who spank their kids. Barbaric. Terrible lazy parenting.

I can always tell who parents like you. Your kids are menaces to society.

No, my kids aren’t a menace. You haven’t met them but go ahead and attack my kids because you spank yours (?). There is 50 years of research supporting bad outcomes for spanking.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm snobby about people who are snobs and look down at others for random things. Sure, I hate face tattoos but wasn't it Post Malone who said he got tattoos on his face in an effort to cover up his ugliness? Meanwhile, despite the tattoos he has a reputation of being incredibly kind and respectful towards everyone.

He would still be kind and respectful without the face tattoos. Face tattoos mean you've given up on ever fitting in as a normal person, or you have been raped in jail.

Man life is too short to worry about “fitting in”. Make choices that please you. You get one life, how sad to spend it trying to fit in.

I don't want to fit in with people who have been raped in jail. No.

Sorry, you lost me. Who was raped in jail?

That's the origin of face tattoos. Jail.

HAHAHAHAHA You're even dumber than I thought. The Māori of New Zealand, various Indigenous peoples of North America like the Inuitri of New Zealand, various Indigenous peoples of North America like the Inuit would like to have a say.

NP. Americans with face tattoos are not indigenous Māori. It is outside the bounds of normal societal standards to tattoo one’s face. I agree with PP that it is a sign of time spent in prison. (I disagree with the whole prison rape tangent but absolutely time in prison.) Face tattoos are antisocial… and yes even for Post Malone.

I’ll say it again, face tattoos did not originate in prison.

No one is arguing the origins of face tattoos. They are saying they associate face tattoos with prison because those are the folks with face tattoos in the U.S. I have never encountered Māori with a face tattoos. You are being annoying PP.

Perhaps read before calling people annoying:roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

I responded to this comment: "That's the origin of face tattoos. Jail."

In the U.S., it is.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm snobby about people who are snobs and look down at others for random things. Sure, I hate face tattoos but wasn't it Post Malone who said he got tattoos on his face in an effort to cover up his ugliness? Meanwhile, despite the tattoos he has a reputation of being incredibly kind and respectful towards everyone.

He would still be kind and respectful without the face tattoos. Face tattoos mean you've given up on ever fitting in as a normal person, or you have been raped in jail.

Man life is too short to worry about “fitting in”. Make choices that please you. You get one life, how sad to spend it trying to fit in.

I don't want to fit in with people who have been raped in jail. No.

Sorry, you lost me. Who was raped in jail?

That's the origin of face tattoos. Jail.

HAHAHAHAHA You're even dumber than I thought. The Māori of New Zealand, various Indigenous peoples of North America like the Inuitri of New Zealand, various Indigenous peoples of North America like the Inuit would like to have a say.

NP. Americans with face tattoos are not indigenous Māori. It is outside the bounds of normal societal standards to tattoo one’s face. I agree with PP that it is a sign of time spent in prison. (I disagree with the whole prison rape tangent but absolutely time in prison.) Face tattoos are antisocial… and yes even for Post Malone.

I’ll say it again, face tattoos did not originate in prison.

No one is arguing the origins of face tattoos. They are saying they associate face tattoos with prison because those are the folks with face tattoos in the U.S. I have never encountered Māori with a face tattoos. You are being annoying PP.

Perhaps read before calling people annoying:roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

I responded to this comment: "That's the origin of face tattoos. Jail."

In the U.S., it is.

You're so ignorant. No, it is not. They may have been coopted in the 80s by various gangs, but they most certainly did not originate in prison, even in the US.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm snobby about people who are snobs and look down at others for random things. Sure, I hate face tattoos but wasn't it Post Malone who said he got tattoos on his face in an effort to cover up his ugliness? Meanwhile, despite the tattoos he has a reputation of being incredibly kind and respectful towards everyone.

He would still be kind and respectful without the face tattoos. Face tattoos mean you've given up on ever fitting in as a normal person, or you have been raped in jail.

Man life is too short to worry about “fitting in”. Make choices that please you. You get one life, how sad to spend it trying to fit in.

I don't want to fit in with people who have been raped in jail. No.

Sorry, you lost me. Who was raped in jail?

That's the origin of face tattoos. Jail.

HAHAHAHAHA You're even dumber than I thought. The Māori of New Zealand, various Indigenous peoples of North America like the Inuitri of New Zealand, various Indigenous peoples of North America like the Inuit would like to have a say.

NP. Americans with face tattoos are not indigenous Māori. It is outside the bounds of normal societal standards to tattoo one’s face. I agree with PP that it is a sign of time spent in prison. (I disagree with the whole prison rape tangent but absolutely time in prison.) Face tattoos are antisocial… and yes even for Post Malone.

I’ll say it again, face tattoos did not originate in prison.

No one is arguing the origins of face tattoos. They are saying they associate face tattoos with prison because those are the folks with face tattoos in the U.S. I have never encountered Māori with a face tattoos. You are being annoying PP.

Perhaps read before calling people annoying:roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

I responded to this comment: "That's the origin of face tattoos. Jail."

In the U.S., it is.

You're so ignorant. No, it is not. They may have been coopted in the 80s by various gangs, but they most certainly did not originate in prison, even in the US.

Nobody but prisoners have their face tattooed in the U.S. There are no Māori here. If you tattoo your face, you are removing the ability to be hired for many jobs. It isn’t socially acceptable.

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He would still be kind and respectful without the face tattoos. Face tattoos mean you've given up on ever fitting in as a normal person, or you have been raped in jail.

Man life is too short to worry about “fitting in”. Make choices that please you. You get one life, how sad to spend it trying to fit in.

I don't want to fit in with people who have been raped in jail. No.

Sorry, you lost me. Who was raped in jail?

That's the origin of face tattoos. Jail.

HAHAHAHAHA You're even dumber than I thought. The Māori of New Zealand, various Indigenous peoples of North America like the Inuitri of New Zealand, various Indigenous peoples of North America like the Inuit would like to have a say.

NP. Americans with face tattoos are not indigenous Māori. It is outside the bounds of normal societal standards to tattoo one’s face. I agree with PP that it is a sign of time spent in prison. (I disagree with the whole prison rape tangent but absolutely time in prison.) Face tattoos are antisocial… and yes even for Post Malone.

I’ll say it again, face tattoos did not originate in prison.

No one is arguing the origins of face tattoos. They are saying they associate face tattoos with prison because those are the folks with face tattoos in the U.S. I have never encountered Māori with a face tattoos. You are being annoying PP.

Perhaps read before calling people annoying:roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

I responded to this comment: "That's the origin of face tattoos. Jail."

In the U.S., it is.

You're so ignorant. No, it is not. They may have been coopted in the 80s by various gangs, but they most certainly did not originate in prison, even in the US.

Nobody but prisoners have their face tattooed in the U.S. There are no Māori here. If you tattoo your face, you are removing the ability to be hired for many jobs. It isn’t socially acceptable.

Well, I'm glad you finally gave up on one lie, but you had to take on another one, I see. No, it is not true that they are socially unacceptable. Maybe among boomers like you. Plenty of young people who have never seen the inside of a prison have face and neck tattoos. Get out of your bubble, Grandma.

And no, I don't have a single tattoo anywhere on my body.

[Anonymous]

Women who use cutesy phrases or voices, act a little ditsy on purpose, almost to appear child like well into middle age. You're a grown woman! Speak and act like it.

[Anonymous]

If you use the "live" feature on your iPhone photos, I will forever and always think you're dim.

[Anonymous]

Visible tattoos, especially on women. There’s nothing that brings down beautiful wedding pictures than bridesmaids and brides with lots of visible tattoos showing while they’re wearing beautiful gowns

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Anonymous wrote:If you use the "live" feature on your iPhone photos, I will forever and always think you're dim.

I don’t select it or work to deselect it. Not sure when/why/if it comes on.

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Anonymous wrote:If you use the "live" feature on your iPhone photos, I will forever and always think you're dim.

I don’t select it or work to deselect it. Not sure when/why/if it comes on.

Hence, being dim.