Gilly wrote:
I keep hearing about this, but have never actually seen it with my own eyes. The town down the road could be considered somewhat rough and ready, and I don't even see PJ clad shoppers there. But, yes, I might have to hoist my bosom! I know people who stay in their PJ's when they take the kids to school. But they just open the car door, chuck the kids out and quickly drive off. Nobody really sees them, so it's not the same.

I'll keep an eye out for PJ shoppers, because my local town should be a prime location, in theory. Although, my partner's sister went to Tesco in her PJ's by accident just after she had a baby.

pheony wrote:
That statement goes well with your avatar.

LesleyPumpshaft wrote:
No offence taken here, though I will deny the accusation.

I'm from the Britwell estate in Slough - spit and sawdust tenements, lots of urchins and shops with the words 'pound & bargain' in the title. We were there for people to be snobby about.

What is the exact definition of a snob or snobbery? I am struggling to find one on the internet.

I guess it's quite difficult to define really,It's all down to an individuals interpretation.Being snobby for oneself is better than being snobby towards another person or people?
Example someone is offered various types of food by someone else and they turn it down and are considered a snob by the person offering the food.The person turning the food down might have educated themselves to understand what a good diet is ect (not me by the way lol.)

Not wanting to buy cheap clothes as you know they will not last as long as more expensive clothes (price range within reason) is that snobbery?

Judging another person when the persons actions or life style might not be their choice and does not impact on anybody else is just being a twat.

Anybody fancy a bag of space raiders?