Was Mr. Big Upper Class or New Money?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are gradations...lol good lord. If there's any group of people more insufferable than aristocratic types it's the people who like to seem cool by trying to portray some knowledge of them like groupies.

Did it ever occur to you that now that DCUM has expanded its reach that some of us are those people, and not groupies? Get over yourself.

Aw look at your furiously typing away in your Toll Brothers SFH, pretending to be old money.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Came from money. The funeral scene and Carrie's meeting with his brother about the family tomb in CT...

He was Old New York, not old money.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are gradations...lol good lord. If there's any group of people more insufferable than aristocratic types it's the people who like to seem cool by trying to portray some knowledge of them like groupies.

Did it ever occur to you that now that DCUM has expanded its reach that some of us are those people, and not groupies? Get over yourself.

Aw look at your furiously typing away in your Toll Brothers SFH, pretending to be old money.

Lol, it's you -- clearly one of the groupies -- furiously typing away, desperate to believe someone else is pretending. DP

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trey was old money. Big was new money.

This extreme DCUM fascination with this stuff is really inane. None of you would even begin to recognize someone who qualifies as "old money" as such, yet you babble on about tv show characters like this.

Maybe this isn’t the thread for you. I was simply answering the OP’s question. Maybe go for a walk to calm down.

[Anonymous]

He was not old money at all. He didn’t even have a community or friends. He also didn’t socialize with people. He was a loner finance guy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Came from money. The funeral scene and Carrie's meeting with his brother about the family tomb in CT...

He was Old New York, not old money.

His name comes from the insinuation he had a very large penis.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trey was old money. Big was new money.

This extreme DCUM fascination with this stuff is really inane. None of you would even begin to recognize someone who qualifies as "old money" as such, yet you babble on about tv show characters like this.

Maybe this isn’t the thread for you. I was simply answering the OP’s question. Maybe go for a walk to calm down.

lol. So defensive.