#157

Sony Xperia, bro.

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#158

To be honest I can’t really think of anything I’m snobby about (judgemental, maybe but not really snobby). Think this fits in nicely with me being at the least typical disser end of the DiS spectrum.

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#159

I like IKEAs glass ones
Transported many a soup with that and trust it. Wouldn’t trust this sistema bullshit. IT DOESNT EVEN CLIP ALL THE WAY ROUND. IT HAS NO AIR TIGHT SEAL

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#160

Add antpoc to the list.

#161

Pardon?

#162

I’m a snob about football fans.

Like… I know most people can’t afford to go and see a premiership team every week. But when people bang on about what a huge Liverpool fan they are when they’ve been to Anfield once and just watch their games on the telly sometimes and occaisonally make some weak rivalry bants with Everton fans at work, I can’t help but feel snobby because you are NOT a huge fan. It’s impossible to compare that to going to games regularly and regularly putting £££ into a club that isn’t bankrolled by an oligarch and volunteering to raise the club’s profile. Come at me, football thread bros x

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#163

I think I do the same as you iPerv, I support Chelsea and Cork City. Always go to a good few Cork City games every year, am only going to see my first Chelsea match in December though.

#164

Tbh in the last few years I’ve totally stopped following Chelsea and the Premiership/Champs League generally… I get no enjoyment out of it except for Thibaut Courtois’ face and, post-Leicester, find it all a bit hollow and soulless. No idea who a lot of major players in the PL are and am a bit baffled that Spurs are consistently good now. You should come to the Dulwich/Tonbridge game instead :sweat_smile:

#165

Ah, that’s something I can completely understand. I’m still interested out of habit but most Chelsea fans I know have taken a step back from supporting the club. If the ticket hadn’t been bought for me I’d consider going to the Dulwich/Tonbridge game instead!

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#166

I love waitrose and I love lidl and aldi, but I couldn’t go to any one of these shops and get everything I need for the week right there, in that one shop. To me they are top-up shops, once you’ve been to Tesco or morrison’s for the main stuff.

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#167

You, and @saps and Sistema up a tree.

K I S S I N G

http://drownedinsound.com/community/boards/social/4473256#r8875460

#168

Oh I see. For the sake of clarity and full-disclosure. I have no need to use the myriad of Systema products that litter up our kitchen and am frankly mildly irked at my partner’s inability to not buy a Systema thing if she sees one.

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#169

I’d have gone with Alan Partridge, but whatever.

#170

They are not, obviously.

#172

My taste in [x] is far superior to the average person.

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#174

Come at me. :grinning:

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#175

that is neater than i ever imagined a tupperware cupboard could be. also, you’ve got room in there for a soup mug with a handle

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#176

A souperb idea!

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#177

When people show an interest in the Royal Family.

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#178

Haha!!! I just throw things in my cupboards and when they look like they’re about to come tumbling out I slam the door shut.

Got the same Cath Kidston boxes! Really like them.

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