How does the class system work. As in working, middle, upper. It's not purely financial is it? What is an easy way of defining what class someone belongs to?
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By asking the question you are obviously an oik.Originally posted by XTCHow does the class system work. As in working, middle, upper. It's not purely financial is it? What is an easy way of defining what class someone belongs to?Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
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I hate you. I'm an Aussie and I don't understand a lot of things. We don't have a clearly defined class system really.Originally posted by threadedBy asking the question you are obviously an oik.Comment
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middle class is funniest, anyone with a mortgage, therefore a 'home owner' is middle class, but what these idiot's don't understand is that anybody not able to live off a private income is still poor !
in my book, doesn't matter if you earn 200k per year or 20k per year, you're still poor, the rich are really rich
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I think you're born into the upper class, the rest are navigatable if you have a brain. I would class someone who has a degree and earns over £50k gross as middle class. I've met rich working class people who worked they're ass off to get where they are (in retail say), with not much education but they remain working class.Last edited by Diestl; 16 May 2007, 09:56.Comment
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All Aussies are Oiks. So that's two pointers so far.Originally posted by XTCI hate you. I'm an Aussie and I don't understand a lot of things. We don't have a clearly defined class system really.Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
threadeds website, and here's my blog.
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Originally posted by XTCI hate you. I'm an Aussie and I don't understand a lot of things. We don't have a clearly defined class system really.
That's because you all descend from theives, cads, dolts and other sneaky rotters who were shipped out by us.Comment
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And animals.Originally posted by KyajaeThat's because you all descend from theives, cads, dolts and other sneaky rotters who were shipped out by us.Comment
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Hey just because you live in Loughborough, you think you're better than everyone else!Originally posted by KyajaeThat's because you all descend from theives, cads, dolts and other sneaky rotters who were shipped out by us.Comment
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Living in Loughborough is not a reason to think you're better than everybody else. Have you ever ever been to Loughborough? Do you pronounce the name like one Assie I met some years ago who called it Looga Barooga?Originally posted by XTCHey just because you live in Loughborough, you think you're better than everyone else!
Nothing personal, XTC, but nearly every Aussie bloke I've ever met seems to have an inbuilt sense of self arrogance and borish outlook on life. I think I'd find more culture in a pot of yogurt.
When you've met enough who all seem the same, it's not hard to beleive you're all like it.Comment
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