Motorhome Snobbery

Oh yes we at Maisonette Shifty have a strict dress code, no onsies, no England rugby shirts ( all others welcome) ,open toe trainers. Toupees, any visible tattoos or those in receipt of winter fuel allowances. We don't allow cheap plonk, or any beer in bottles or prawn cocktail crisps. Tizer and that awful thing that those jocks drink, the wino juice. A no no.

Ah you must bring your own fire bucket and toilet paper, donations will be expected and a 38% service charge WILL BE ADDED, that is not negotiable.
 
I'll remember that next time you beg me to save you a pitch at Peterborough. You should enjoy rallying with Club Brownhills :LOL::LOL:
I will have my border terrier /rottweiler cross by then, I /we shall park wherever we wish.

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Who cares? Talk to me, and I'll talk to you, ignore me? who gives a rats! not me!
I'll smile and say Giday, (I've even been known to say Giday to @Shifftzz @GJH)

But I do have trouble, and I'll be the first to admit it, just talking to people, starting a conversation, Maureen is exactly the opposite, with me however, I've got to feel comfortable talking to a person before I open up. Sometimes, I suppose, that in itself can be misconstrude as snobbery,

yeh Right! on the Forum I'M stirring here, stirring there, Carrots Pasties and the All Blacks.
 
My philosophy on site is smile and say hello and take the chance for a chat if they respond. If they don't, never mind, there are plenty of fellow campers who will, and in the motorhome community, and amongst caravanners too, there are lots of friendly people. Gary

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Where are you just now Allan???


Just so we can pull up beside you in our big f*** off German van!!!

If this was the forties we'd have been a King Tiger...
Germans....... Never forgiven them for bombing our chip shop.....
 
My philosophy on site is smile and say hello and take the chance for a chat if they respond. If they don't, never mind, there are plenty of fellow campers who will, and in the motorhome community, and amongst caravanners too, there are lots of friendly people. Gary
We do the same, but last time up in Yorkshire it was mistaken for a touch of wind...............

..... always found most people friendly. Even Dawn B when she was shooting me - well she was smiling anyway, but maybe that was a touch of wind as well.
 
There is obviously a pecking order on camp site rather like the old sketch with John Cleese, and the 2 ronnies. M/H's look down on caravanner's, who look down on trailer tents, who look down on campers simples.....
 
There is obviously a pecking order on camp site rather like the old sketch with John Cleese, and the 2 ronnies. M/H's look down on caravanner's, who look down on trailer tents, who look down on campers simples.....
......VW campervan people look down on everybody, especially if they have a very old split windscreen one, but even tent campers look down on Burstner owners.........:imoutahere:

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......VW campervan people look down on everybody, especially if they have a very old split windscreen one, but even tent campers look down on Burstner owners.........:imoutahere:
That is assuming that the split window VW managed to make it to the site rather than breaking down on the side of the motorway.

If they do arrive, the occupants won't be ignoring you, they will just be deafened from the infernal racket experienced while travelling in the van.
 
That is assuming that the split window VW managed to make it to the site rather than breaking down on the side of the motorway.

If they do arrive, the occupants won't be ignoring you, they will just be deafened from the infernal racket experienced while travelling in the van.
Didn't know that Burstners were on a VW base......... ;)

Reminds me of a traffic jam last year on M25. Guy in the next lane was a real surfer dude, tatty wife beater, mystic tattoos, boards strapped to the top and of course in an old splittie and looking down his nose at the A class next to him. Well after about ten minutes of very slow stop start and he is waving frantically to get across to the hard shoulder, with a nice blue haze coming from the back of his van.............
 
Not aware that snobbery exists on here, and nor have I come across it, but then I spend most of my time in my gin palace.
I've heard more about snobbery since spending so much on my new MoHo, but I don't find any less visits from the Hoi Palloi or gathered masses. I know that @Wyaye wires finds the same I even have the evidence......

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What the hell is going on there?

Soup kitchen or brothel?
 
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I often stop over in WATFORD it is a pretty little village off the A5 enough people to fill a bus, not to be mistaken for the Dump in London.
 
I've heard more about snobbery since spending so much on my new MoHo, but I don't find any less visits from the Hoi Palloi or gathered masses. I know that @Wyaye wires finds the same I even have the evidence......

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:rofl::rofl::rofl: Love it that Stuart has bought his own bog roll!
 
Where are you just now Allan???


Just so we can pull up beside you in our big f*** off German van!!!

If this was the forties we'd have been a King Tiger...

Why do you think we parked right at the other end of the site to you at Parc Verger........:whistle:

Oh, and we are just driving back from Germany.........too many Hymers......
 
I'm sure snobbery does exist within the MH circle and I'm sure it's not just the folk with posh vans, I tend to talk to most folk and say good morning and if I get no reply I will continue to say good morning or hi until I break them, once they speak first I just ignore them lol
 
one thing we cant be snobs we call our van the cave and it's on the back in 4" letters
biill

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I haven't read through this whole thread, so forgive me if this has been said before.
We haven't found any real open snobbery but my first wife and I, used to sometimes, in our early adventures in the UK, amuse our selfs guessing who would wave as they approached and as a rough calculation it was about 70%.
What was and still is strange is that when arriving on a site we found that only about 30% made any kind of attempt at contact!
Spud.
 
I don't mind talking to lesser plebs, they just aint drug up proper, like what I am!.
 

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