Parent advisory: non-PC bad word to follow

Posted by ESC on December 13, 2004

In Reply to: Parent advisory: non-PC bad word to follow posted by platypus on December 13, 2004

: There is a phrase in my mind that I can never use: [word removed in order to comply with Google's Publisher Policy] rich. It means having superficial wealth: car, clothes, etc., but not house, investments, savings. Does anyone have a similar phrase which would be more suitable for gentile society?
: Sorry if anyone is offended. I hope this will be looked on as academic and not vulgar.

Well, I'm stumped. I recall reading or hearing something about back in the bad old segregation days, black people in American who succeeded couldn't move on up to a better neighborhood. So instead of investing in a home, they might get a better car.

• Better word DH 13/December/04
  • A suggestion Bob 13/December/04
    • Bling? Lewis 13/December/04
      • A thought Word Camel 13/December/04
        • A thought al 13/December/04
          • Yes indeed DH 13/December/04