About what are you a snob?

bookstores, candles, apple juice

 

A friend reminded me, I'm also a Mac/Apple/iPod/iPhone snob.

 

I'd like to agree, but nearest Publix is 25 minutes away.
Cheese, meat, gourmet sausage... clothes, tho I dress like a slob when I work from home, my closet is well stocked...

 

Shoes, cats (must be rescued kitties), beer and art.

 

Favorite SportsJournalists.com posters.

 

Sandlot baseball.

Obscure high school football stadiums.

And rain.

 

Probably just beer.

Reading these threads the past couple days, I think I need to up my standards about things.

 

When I think about it, I'm a snob about quite a few things. Some of it random, like refusing to take a blow dryer to my hair. Some of it common, like laughing at women with horrific hair dye jobs (yes, you, Rachel Nichols).

But I don't think that makes me a snob, in the overall sense of the word. Maybe it does, I don't know.

 

I think there is a sliding scale of snobbery. Me, I'm English, so obviously I'm a snob about pretty much everything.

 

Everything but beer.

I'll gladly throw down a Miller High Life while watching The Passion Of Joan Of Arc.

 

Light and/or lite beer. Almost beer but not quite. Should not be imbibed by fully-actualized humans.

 

Well, I'm pretty liberal. Generally, with the girl, she's pretty good. We went on a long road trip a couple weeks ago, and she asked me on the first load, "Is there anything you want to hear?" I own the music, so whatever the guest wants to play, goes. If I'm in the mood for something, I'll request it. But I'm pretty lenient on that, so long as I like the music.