Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The waspiest people I know are catholic.
But that does not make sense.
You can’t be a WASP unless you are Protestant.
Well, the point is that they've taken on the characteristics. I think that was obvious. It's true, too.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The waspiest people I know are catholic.
But that does not make sense.
You can’t be a WASP unless you are Protestant.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I live in New England and it is very much alive here.
+1
Certain kinds of WASPS in NE, different than Southern cultures, often confused - unless you pay careful attention.
+2. I work with a Boston Brahmin, and while he doesn’t bring it up, others at the office do.
+1
Boston Brahmin would NEVER bring such a thing up!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This thread is crazy town.
There's a certain subset of posters on DCUM who aspire to be considered WASPs.
It's really bizarre, considering how boring and lame WASPs are, generally speaking.
They are! Some of the dullest people. They talk about dogs, gardening, sailing, etc. Before you say, we'll I do too, activitues are ALL they talk about. No ideas, not a bit intellectual. They overestimate their talents and those of their friends. A lot of alcoholism and family secrets. They repeat cliches and like cliches.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The waspiest people I know are catholic.
But that does not make sense.
You can’t be a WASP unless you are Protestant.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The waspiest people I know are catholic.
But that does not make sense.
You can’t be a WASP unless you are Protestant.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This thread is crazy town.
There's a certain subset of posters on DCUM who aspire to be considered WASPs.
It's really bizarre, considering how boring and lame WASPs are, generally speaking.
Anonymous wrote:The waspiest people I know are catholic.