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Nah…our aristocratic connections ended during the French revolution….. :roll: :lol:
A = upper middle class e.g. doctor, solicitor, barrister, accountant, company director
B = middle class e.g. teacher, nurse, police officer, probation officer, middle manager
C1 = lower middle class e.g. junior manager, student, clerical/office workers, supervisors
C2 = skilled working class e.g. foreman, agricultural worker, plumber, bricklayer
D = working class e.g. manual workers, shop worker, fisherman, apprentices
E = underclass e.g. casual labourers, state pensioners
The grades are often grouped into ABC1 and C2DE and these are taken to equate to middle class and working class respectively.
Well, according to your list Obs, I guess OH is C2 and just moving into C1…
I’m just tagged onto him :lol:
@The Observer wrote:
In my day I looked up to him, but down on him :lol:
John Cleese and the 2 Ronnies…. :lol: :lol: :lol:
Didn’t realise ther was an ‘underclass’…how mean :? :shock:
@sunny wrote:
I will be cheering them on me work station at work is all done up with flags teddys bunting you name it lol
Well, that’s a good enough reason for me to want them to win. :wink: :D [/color]
^^Miss Popular :lol: :lol:
:lol: Lol @ condoms and ewww at the stray tampons!! :shock:
Stockings
tired
@The Observer wrote:
at times I may get the urge to shout out ‘Sian, Sian, Sian’, so I am undecided which to chose! :)
Three Sians…how would we cope!! :shock: :wink: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Ps – I thought ‘working class’ was skilled workers, not unskilled ones?? :?
Feel free to correct me – I don’t pay much attention to class levels tbh… :D
