"Reality Show People"
That's today's linguistic find.
Used as new phrase to deride people one doesn't care for; perfect for ascribing someone to a Lower Class.
When "Trailer Trash" is too low a blow and one needs a synonym for "Low Class Trash".
Some attributes of the ilk: (It's a work in progress, but here we go)
-If you have a colored laptop, and you are over the age of 16...(especially, if out in public)
-If you are a woman over the age of 25 and still trying to talk in that cute "little girl's voice"...(plus it's just sad)
-If you walk the walk and talk the talk, but never pick up the tab for lunch or dinner out with freinds...(as outings on reality shows are paid for by producers)
-If you use multisyllable words you think mean what you are trying to say, but create a gaffe for lack of a good education...
-If you think you're beautiful and have "attitude", but still have buck teeth, a bad nose or sun wrinkled skin...
-If you use the speaker on your cell phone while with others...
As for the phrase "Trailer Trash", it's in no danger of becoming archaic. There's still a place for it. Let's say when a little girl goes missing in Florida or the local authorities bust a Meth Lab. What?; the truth will stand.
To see what they watch, catch Joel, Fridays at 10P on "E":
The Soup with Joel McHale...
-If you walk the walk and talk the talk, but never pick up the tab for lunch or dinner out with freinds...(as outings on reality shows are paid for by producers)
-If you use multisyllable words you think mean what you are trying to say, but create a gaffe for lack of a good education...
-If you think you're beautiful and have "attitude", but still have buck teeth, a bad nose or sun wrinkled skin...
-If you use the speaker on your cell phone while with others...
As for the phrase "Trailer Trash", it's in no danger of becoming archaic. There's still a place for it. Let's say when a little girl goes missing in Florida or the local authorities bust a Meth Lab. What?; the truth will stand.
To see what they watch, catch Joel, Fridays at 10P on "E":
The Soup with Joel McHale...
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