[quote=AK]I always figured it was a word play on “landed gentry”[/quote]
I figure it was a joke about how expensive San Diego real estate is and perhaps about how most are mortgaged pretty heavily for it too.
[quote=AK]I always figured it was a word play on “landed gentry”[/quote]
I figure it was a joke about how expensive San Diego real estate is and perhaps about how most are mortgaged pretty heavily for it too.
[quote=AK]I always figured it was a word play on “landed gentry”[/quote]
I figure it was a joke about how expensive San Diego real estate is and perhaps about how most are mortgaged pretty heavily for it too.
[quote=AK]I always figured it was a word play on “landed gentry”[/quote]
I figure it was a joke about how expensive San Diego real estate is and perhaps about how most are mortgaged pretty heavily for it too.
[quote=AK]I always figured it was a word play on “landed gentry”[/quote]
I figure it was a joke about how expensive San Diego real estate is and perhaps about how most are mortgaged pretty heavily for it too.
[quote=scaredycat]Not sure. I ran it through google but it’s not a commonly used term….[/quote]
It was less about being particularly meaningful than fitting in well with the antiquated faux-Victorian language I employed a lot when I started the site (per the faq: http://piggington.com/frequently_asked_questions) IE, if it were commonly used in the modern era I wouldn’t have used it myself. As for the definition, it’s pretty much what it sounds like.
[quote=scaredycat]Not sure. I ran it through google but it’s not a commonly used term….[/quote]
It was less about being particularly meaningful than fitting in well with the antiquated faux-Victorian language I employed a lot when I started the site (per the faq: http://piggington.com/frequently_asked_questions) IE, if it were commonly used in the modern era I wouldn’t have used it myself. As for the definition, it’s pretty much what it sounds like.
[quote=scaredycat]Not sure. I ran it through google but it’s not a commonly used term….[/quote]
It was less about being particularly meaningful than fitting in well with the antiquated faux-Victorian language I employed a lot when I started the site (per the faq: http://piggington.com/frequently_asked_questions) IE, if it were commonly used in the modern era I wouldn’t have used it myself. As for the definition, it’s pretty much what it sounds like.
[quote=scaredycat]Not sure. I ran it through google but it’s not a commonly used term….[/quote]
It was less about being particularly meaningful than fitting in well with the antiquated faux-Victorian language I employed a lot when I started the site (per the faq: http://piggington.com/frequently_asked_questions) IE, if it were commonly used in the modern era I wouldn’t have used it myself. As for the definition, it’s pretty much what it sounds like.
