I see Sir C is being pilloried from all directions for being a food snob. I think it

[Burney]

You're the one who called c a music snob b

He’s actually a vehement opponent of snobbery, h. Always having a pop at my literary snobbery, he is.

Like most of us, he’s only a ‘snob’ when it comes to things he actually knows or cares about and not so much about things that are more peripheral to him.

[Herbert Augustus Chapman]

He’s actually a vehement opponent of snobbery, h. Always having a pop at my literary snobbery, he is.

Like most of us, he’s only a ‘snob’ when it comes to things he actually knows or cares about and not so much about things that are more peripheral to him.

Oh I see. We can add duplicity to his disagreeable traits then?

[Peter]

He’s actually a vehement opponent of snobbery, h. Always having a pop at my literary snobbery, he is.

Like most of us, he’s only a ‘snob’ when it comes to things he actually knows or cares about and not so much about things that are more peripheral to him.

He says things about the Stones. Really bad things.

It isnt acceptable, b.

[Burney]

He says things about the Stones. Really bad things.

It isnt acceptable, b.

I can see his point about them, but he can be intemperate in his utterances. It’s his Irish blood.