A Dangerous Method

[manker]

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?

She does have a particularly capricious vernacular

[mjmacky]

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.

A manual laborer is a blue collar worker in U.S. vernacular. In fact, if Richard Dawson posed blue collar to you, manual laborer would probably get a ding in the first three.

[mjmacky]

Then he'd give you a little kiss.

[Squeamous]

Hang on, blue collar workers are office workers or something else aren't they?

[Squeamous]

Also my vernacular isn't capricious at all, how dare you

[mjmacky]

Hang on, blue collar workers are office workers or something else aren't they?

That would be white collar.

[Squeamous]

Right, well that's what I meant Class is mostly about what job you do these days. In the UK if you don't have a job you're working class. In your country I think people pretty much have to have jobs or they get operated on with rusty fish hooks and axes and die of obesity.

[mjmacky]

Working welfare? They're currently called Obama bucks.

[manker]

I can't tell whether that was a ditzy blonde parody in two out of her last three posts, or whether she's just been hiding it well all this time

[mjmacky]

I can't tell whether that was a ditzy blonde parody in two out of her last three posts, or whether she's just been hiding it well all this time

I think she's just part of the privileged class sufficiently removed from the plebeians. She's starting to take an interest, though, so according to an earlier set theme it's internet progression.