A Dangerous Method

[Proper Bo]

Hoi.
Just because I sleep in a chrome encrusted house and drive girly cars, it doesn't mean I'm middle class now.

She forgot about your common as fuck gold daps, didn't she?

[manker]

Glad you got my back, Boseph

[mjmacky]

You guys still have a middle class over there?

[manker]

Yeah, of course.
How else would we know which kids to pick on in school.

[mjmacky]

Yeah, of course.
How else would we know which kids to pick on in school.

oic, they're minorities.

[manker]

Yeah, of course.
How else would we know which kids to pick on in school.

oic, they're minorities.

Well they are around where I'm from. Where Bo is from too, but where Squeamy lives, I imagine that they outweigh the working class.
She's probably middle class. Hence a female getting education opportunities.

They'd still get picked on in school, though, because they're soft and have sticky out teeth and awkward laughs.

[Squeamous]

Hoi.
Just because I sleep in a chrome encrusted house and drive girly cars, it doesn't mean I'm middle class now.

Well they are around where I'm from. Where Bo is from too, but where Squeamy lives, I imagine that they outweigh the working class.
She's probably middle class. Hence a female getting education opportunities.

They'd still get picked on in school, though, because they're soft and have sticky out teeth and awkward laughs.

Well actually having a degree pretty much instantly elevates you to the middle classes. I am middle class because my parents had already elevated themselves to that level before I was born. However, I can only afford a flat in a working class area and while I lived in a middle class area as a child I was schooled in a working class one, since my parents believed I was smart enough not to need them to jump through the hoops they did to get my sister into good schools. So I have quite a good footing in both environments really, and my friends living in various ghettos means I keep my hand in and my athletic abilities bang up to date.

[mjmacky]

Enough with these vagaries, everyone with a job is working class I say. That's still a vast majority of households I think.

[Squeamous]

Enough with these vagaries, everyone with a job is working class I say. That's still a vast majority of households I think.

It doesn't mean that. It basically is the difference between a blue collar worker and a manual labourer in your vernacular.

[Barbarossa]

Enough with these vagaries, everyone with a job is working class I say. That's still a vast majority of households I think.

It doesn't mean that. It basically is the difference between a blue collar worker and a manual labourer in your vernacular.

Have you had many manual labourers in your vernacular?