Are the posters on the Sports forum snobs?

[Imran Siddiqui]

Batali was born in the Italian town of Seattle, Washington

[snoopy369]

Honestly I find people in other countries are often more expert at cooking the cuisine of the country of interest, if you're looking for 'high quality', because they don't have any of the bad habits of the natives. It won't be "like mother's", just like a trained english speaker won't use "ain't" and "y'all". So it depends on what you're looking for.

This is not true for Chinese cooking, in my experience, however.

[MRT144]

Batali was born in the Italian town of Seattle, Washington

I pushed my gondola to work today.

[-Jrabbit]

I'm no snob, but I would never, ever post on a topic I had precious little knowledge of.

[Ben Kenobi]

I'm no snob, but I would never, ever post on a topic I had precious little knowledge of

Am I on Apolyton? I must be in Mirror-Poly where posters are kind, thoughtful, intelligent, and most of all, modest.

[Spaced Cowboy]

I posted a legitimate topic, but got no replies so far.

Is the Australian cricket team beyond help or is it they just don't like us Oter's visiting?

Seems like a oneway street cos they are welcome here.

Any history I should know about?

Yes we are so stop talking about us.

[MrFun]

Sometimes I think the posters hanging on the walls in the break room at work are snobbish because they never say anything to me.

[Alexander's Horse]

I'm no snob, but I would never, ever post on a topic I had precious little knowledge of.

for a moment there I thought you wrote you would never ever post on-topic