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 Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2008 5:48 pm
You Are Upper Class Class isn't always about money, and you've at least got the brains, manners, and interests of an upper class person. You don't have a trashy bone in your body, and you don't pretend to be someone you're not. You're comfortable with your station in life, and class issues don't really bother you. The finest things in life are within your reach, and you're comfortable enjoying them. You may end up: A business leader, corporate lawyer, or philanthropist Other people who share your class: Bill Gates, Oprah, former world leaders like Bill Clinton, and those reclusive billionaires no one ever talks about. What Class Are You?I'm certainly not upper class, but I do agree with what this says. I guess I just act it without being a prude...? rofl
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Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2008 10:40 pm
You Are Middle Class
You work hard for the money you earn, and you usually live a comfortable (although never extravagant) lifestyle.
You are dedicated to making ends meet. Even if it means taking on a second job.
You have the skills and education to earn decent money, but it never seems like enough.
There's a whole lifestyle and culture that seems out of reach to you.
You may end up: A real estate agent, counselor, or dental hygienist.
Other people who share your class: Working professionals who've excelled in their career fields
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Posted: Tue Dec 09, 2008 2:44 pm
You Are Upper Middle ClassYou're stuck in an interesting middle area between upper and middle class. You're wealthy enough for most people to call you rich (or at least comfortable), but you don't feel rich! Climbing your way to the top is hard work. And you've often feel stretched for time and resources. If only you had a little more money! You can't help but wish you had the lifestyle of the upper class. You may end up: A manager, high school teacher, or accountant. Other people who share your class: "White collar" professionals and business people
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Posted: Fri Dec 12, 2008 9:52 am
You Are Middle ClassYou work hard for the money you earn, and you usually live a comfortable (although never extravagant) lifestyle. You are dedicated to making ends meet. Even if it means taking on a second job. You have the skills and education to earn decent money, but it never seems like enough. There's a whole lifestyle and culture that seems out of reach to you. You may end up: A real estate agent, counselor, or dental hygienist. Other people who share your class: Working professionals who've excelled in their career fields What Class Are You?
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Posted: Fri Dec 12, 2008 12:30 pm
Class isn't always about money, and you've at least got the brains, manners, and interests of an upper class person.
You don't have a trashy bone in your body, and you don't pretend to be someone you're not.
You're comfortable with your station in life, and class issues don't really bother you.
The finest things in life are within your reach, and you're comfortable enjoying them.
You may end up: A business leader, corporate lawyer, or philanthropist
Other people who share your class: Bill Gates, Oprah, former world leaders like Bill Clinton, and those reclusive billionaires no one ever talks about.
This is what I got though, I hope I don't seem like a snob.
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Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2008 7:08 pm
You Are Upper ClassClass isn't always about money, and you've at least got the brains, manners, and interests of an upper class person. You don't have a trashy bone in your body, and you don't pretend to be someone you're not. You're comfortable with your station in life, and class issues don't really bother you. The finest things in life are within your reach, and you're comfortable enjoying them. You may end up: A business leader, corporate lawyer, or philanthropist Other people who share your class: Bill Gates, Oprah, former world leaders like Bill Clinton, and those reclusive billionaires no one ever talks about. What Class Are You?This btw is so not true.
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Posted: Mon Dec 22, 2008 1:25 am
You Are Upper Middle ClassYou're stuck in an interesting middle area between upper and middle class. You're wealthy enough for most people to call you rich (or at least comfortable), but you don't feel rich! Climbing your way to the top is hard work. And you've often feel stretched for time and resources. If only you had a little more money! You can't help but wish you had the lifestyle of the upper class. You may end up: A manager, high school teacher, or accountant. Other people who share your class: "White collar" professionals and business people What Class Are You?Yeah, I act upper class, but not too snobby, and probably am middle class.
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Posted: Mon Dec 22, 2008 1:32 pm
You Are Upper ClassClass isn't always about money, and you've at least got the brains, manners, and interests of an upper class person. You don't have a trashy bone in your body, and you don't pretend to be someone you're not. You're comfortable with your station in life, and class issues don't really bother you. The finest things in life are within your reach, and you're comfortable enjoying them. You may end up: A business leader, corporate lawyer, or philanthropist Other people who share your class: Bill Gates, Oprah, former world leaders like Bill Clinton, and those reclusive billionaires no one ever talks about. What Class Are You?
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Posted: Tue Dec 23, 2008 2:13 am
You Are Upper ClassClass isn't always about money, and you've at least got the brains, manners, and interests of an upper class person. You don't have a trashy bone in your body, and you don't pretend to be someone you're not. You're comfortable with your station in life, and class issues don't really bother you. The finest things in life are within your reach, and you're comfortable enjoying them. You may end up: A business leader, corporate lawyer, or philanthropist Other people who share your class: Bill Gates, Oprah, former world leaders like Bill Clinton, and those reclusive billionaires no one ever talks about. __ the accent bit irked me stare
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Posted: Tue Dec 23, 2008 5:54 pm
You Are Middle Class You work hard for the money you earn, and you usually live a comfortable (although never extravagant) lifestyle. You are dedicated to making ends meet. Even if it means taking on a second job. You have the skills and education to earn decent money, but it never seems like enough. There's a whole lifestyle and culture that seems out of reach to you. You may end up: A real estate agent, counselor, or dental hygienist. Other people who share your class: Working professionals who've excelled in their career fields
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Posted: Thu Jan 01, 2009 4:09 am
You Are Upper Middle ClassYou're stuck in an interesting middle area between upper and middle class. You're wealthy enough for most people to call you rich (or at least comfortable), but you don't feel rich! Climbing your way to the top is hard work. And you've often feel stretched for time and resources. If only you had a little more money! You can't help but wish you had the lifestyle of the upper class. You may end up: A manager, high school teacher, or accountant. Other people who share your class: "White collar" professionals and business people What Class Are You?
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