UK now has 7 social classes - old model of working/middle/upper class is obsolete, according to huge - Polidicks

This is just elitism. Apparently by knowing an accountant I am technical middle class.

[QUOTE=Cabbage;40142789]where's the 'chav' class[/QUOTE] Chavs don't know what social classes are.

Apparantly having a government position makes me established middle class/elite. Uh, yeah, this feels a little inaccurate.

Huh... Apparently I am 'Established Middle Class'.

You know this class calculator is an extremely simplified version of the survey designed to be a fun 2-minute fuckabout right? [url=https://ssl.bbc.co.uk/labuk/experiments/class/]The actual survey[/url] was much longer and the results were analysed by sociologists rather than just lole click this button and ur 20% more middle class

Threw in what I'll be making post University, things are looking up!

[QUOTE=eddy-tt-;40142602]What a load of bullshit, the selections on Cultural and Social are like hipster heaven.[/QUOTE] if enjoying lots of different forms of culture means i'm a hipster then i'm happy to be a hipster

God damnit I'm a precariat.

I'm Established Middle Class, because I enjoy a diverse range of cultural activities, went to university and am comfortably off, secure and established. I already knew this anyway. The clever portmanteau of proletariat and precarious made me giggle.

version 2 will feature privilege points for daily privilege checking

ITT kids still living with their parents without a full time job run the test to find out they are precariat. edit: or would be if their parents didn't pay for everything.

[QUOTE=Falchion;40143040]ITT kids still living with their parents without a full time job run the test to find out they are precariat. edit: or would be if their parents didn't pay for everything.[/QUOTE] Well it is described as household income, not individual.

Having a melting pot of vibrant and diverse cultures is important to me, as it allows for a wide selection of themed casual dining restaurants.

[QUOTE=eddy-tt-;40142756]The selections are very small and focus completely at the classical, indie and typical elitist stuff related to hipster stereotype. It's biased to fuck.[/QUOTE] the 'hipsters' you're referring to are probably way more cultured than you are anyway so i wouldn't worry

Nothing for me above elite? psh

This is kinda ridiculous, figuring out your social class based on whether you listen to Jazz or pop? videogames are "emerging" while listening to classical music is "highbrow"

[QUOTE=latin_geek;40143275]This is kinda ridiculous, figuring out your social class based on whether you listen to Jazz or pop? videogames are "emerging" while listening to classical music is "highbrow"[/QUOTE] videogames [I]are [/I]emerging, and classical music [I]is [/I]highbrow.

Can I use this to offset my privilege checker? Being poor and unemployed should balance it out right?

[QUOTE=Livewire2440;40142850]This is just elitism.[/QUOTE] Welcome to the United Kingdom, may I take your opera cloak?

This research was done at my uni, neat.

I dont own/rent my house, i have no idea what my family earns. How the hell do I answer the first page.

Traditional middle class I'm not British, but it's good to know, I guess

even im 16, i belong to traditional working class

Precariat. I'm fucking poor.

[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/VMVjso6.png[/IMG] [editline]3rd April 2013[/editline] What a shitty 3000th post.

Does this really matter???

Took it for shits and giggles as an American. Technical Middle Class.

Traditional working class, bit bizarre seeing I'm not older.

Hm I am a new affluent worker. Not that means anything nor will it have any change on my current state of affairs.

[QUOTE=eddy-tt-;40142602]What a load of bullshit, the selections on Cultural and Social are like hipster heaven.[/QUOTE] is hipster just a slur for not nerd or something im having a hard time