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**GaryBulguihb** · 11-08-2005, 05:24 PM

89% Snobbish. Bow down peasants. Hark me.
Wait, I've got an avatar inspired by "Total Eclipse of the Heart" How can I be snobbish?

Your Snob-O-Meter score is 89%. Very snobby. You've got a superiority complex! You tend to judge others on a criteria you've developed over the years, and there aren't too many people who make the cut! There's just no subtle way to say this - you are a superficial, stuck-up, pompous snob. And you probably already know this, and don't really care. If the most important thing to you is someone's outer shell, then you'll never get below the surface to find their real worth. On the other hand, I'll bet you go far in this world and amass a lot of material wealth which ain't so bad. They say money doesn't buy happiness but it does buy freedom. And which would you rather be? A happy loser trapped in the daily grind or a miserable big-spender who must decide between a round of golf or a day on board a yacht sipping Dom Perignon?

11-08-2005, 05:24 PM	#12
GaryBulguihb Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 402 Senior Member	89% Snobbish. Bow down peasants. Hark me. Wait, I've got an avatar inspired by "Total Eclipse of the Heart" How can I be snobbish? Your Snob-O-Meter score is 89%. Very snobby. You've got a superiority complex! You tend to judge others on a criteria you've developed over the years, and there aren't too many people who make the cut! There's just no subtle way to say this - you are a superficial, stuck-up, pompous snob. And you probably already know this, and don't really care. If the most important thing to you is someone's outer shell, then you'll never get below the surface to find their real worth. On the other hand, I'll bet you go far in this world and amass a lot of material wealth which ain't so bad. They say money doesn't buy happiness but it does buy freedom. And which would you rather be? A happy loser trapped in the daily grind or a miserable big-spender who must decide between a round of golf or a day on board a yacht sipping Dom Perignon?
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