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On 2004-07-21 13:44, Velvet Ruby wrote:
On 2004-07-21 11:01, Tiki_Bong wrote:
On 2004-07-20 13:16, Velvet Ruby wrote:
but when khaki sporting, sneaker wearing usually SOBER yuppies come to rockabilly
If the meaning of the 'yuppie' acronym is 'young, urban, professional', is it safe to assume you're the antithesis of one, and hence an old, rural, union-laborer?
(hey, a new acronym - orulie!)
[ Edited by: Tiki_Bong on 2004-07-21 11:02 ]
HOLY CR*P!
People can bash hippies here but yuppies are off limits! What's the world coming to! hahaha!
But seriously folks, While I am young, I did grow up rural, I am about to be rural again, and I am certainly not a 'professional'.. very unprofessional I am.. ha ha
Whatever the 'group label' of these people, my point was they're inconsiderate. The fact that they're usually yuppies is just an amusing coincidence.
Just asking a question ma'am. But down here in the So Cal, where trends start and migrate in all directions, we haven't used the term 'yuppie' since the late '80's.
Hey! Be a trend setter in your province and stop now, way ahead of the trend curve!
And by the way, we now use a term called "whizzeldoink" to refer to people we used to call "yuppies"; give it a try at your next concert outing.
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