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Miss Manners: University president was a condescending snob
A letter writer was invited to attend a college football game at a VIP box where the university’s president kept making condescending remarks towards them.
Miss Manners: Being a snob is a bad look
For people, such an occasion might be a ladies’ spa day, where the husband would not be invited. In the case of flatware, the analogous dish might be ice cream alone, where the fork would be superfluous. (Miss Manners will refrain from the case of ice cream forks, because she hasn’t seen a lot of them around lately.)
Miss Manners: How should I have replied to a bigwig’s condescending comment?
The guest at a college football game was insulted by a bigwig’s snobby comments; a reader is annoyed when she’s served a slice of pie on a plate, not a bowl.
Miss Manners: What should I have said to the snobby bigwig?
At the game, the president asked me what college I had attended, then gave me a condescending stare when I named the school (which I attended over 50 years ago). My alma mater is a state university, not unlike his institution,
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Miss Manners: The host denied food to the kids who were late to the birthday party
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I attended a children’s birthday party at a well-known pizza place where tables are reserved for a few ...
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Year in Review: The top 10 Miss Manners columns from 2024
Advice columnist Judith Martin, with her tireless efforts to expand the understanding and exercise of etiquette, always has ...
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Miss Manners: University president’s rude comments ruin the football game
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I was invited by a friend who works in our state’s governor’s office to attend a college football game in ...
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Miss Manners: These friends were rude about my restaurant choice
GENTLE READER: That you are tempted to add such a disclaimer suggests to Miss Manners that you already know something about ...
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Miss Manners: Given her history, is the bride allowed to wear white?
GENTLE READER: Far in the past. Big white dresses have been the uniform for all brides for decades now. Whether previously ...
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