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I'm a G29, how about you?
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B06 - Yesterday's captains etc etc
I feel the crying baby and noisy boy in my house may count against that description, definitely feel more like a G320 -
noodle_doodle wrote: »B06 - Yesterday's captains etc etc
I feel the crying baby and noisy boy in my house may count against that description, definitely feel more like a G32
Haha. Me too!
Type B05: Mid-Career Climbers
Families enjoying the fruits of career success in pleasant detached houses.
Not a million miles away I guess, except that I'm 15 years younger than they think I should be (the missus is over 20 years younger) and they think the kids should approaching 18 years old and ours isn't even 18 months yet!
They also think I'm competitive. LOL, Nope!
Personally I think I'm more of a G31.• The rich buy assets.
• The poor only have expenses.
• The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.0 -
Erm it's not me, but they do essentially have a picture of me and my name!
I didn't choose the house though and can't wait to get out of it;)0 -
061 'Convivial Homeowners....choosing to live in diverse urban areas rather than the suburbs.'
Well Educated : Suppose so, both to degree level, although we were both in our 30s when we did our degrees
Professionals: Before Retirement, Teacher and Local Government Officer
Creative jobs: See above, althlough my husband does paint and sells his artwork
Comfortable Incomes: Suppose so, when we were working, and now we are retired we don't qualify for means-tested Benefits
Early 30s/late 40s : No we are in our 60s!
Young families: One son in his 30s
Period features : Yes,
Close to city : Walking distance
Nearby shops : Even closer walking distance
Books, magazines : Yes
So I suppose apart from our age and not having young children (because of our age), we do fit the profile.(AKA HRH_MUngo)
Member #10 of £2 savers club
Imagine someone holding forth on biology whose only knowledge of the subject is the Book of British Birds, and you have a rough idea of what it feels like to read Richard Dawkins on theology: Terry Eagleton0 -
Type O66: University Fringe
A mix of students living alongside graduates who are starting out on careers whilst still enjoying the city student lifestyle.
Not totally accurate as I am in my mid-thirties, but where I live is on the fringe of a student area, and I do enjoy the city lifestyle.0 -
F24, and my father is a B10 apparently. Quite amusing really, but not particularly accurate! Our Adult child is due to be born in Jan!0
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vivatifosi wrote: »
So over to you, what are your results and do they ring true? NB: limits to five look ups per day...
What a load of boll0cks!
I was a: -
Type G31: Domestic Comfort Families with high incomes derived from managerial positions and considerable property wealth in their suburban detached houses
I'm now renting as a: -
Type C11: Squires Among Locals Affluent families bringing city wealth into a countryside setting in order to enjoy quality of life
I'm building a home in : -
Type B08: Dormitory Villagers Comfortably off families in spacious homes in pleasant settings but within easy reach of jobs
I'm not a firm believer that your postcode defines you.:wall:
What we've got here is....... failure to communicate.
Some men you just can't reach.
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lol...
I'm I41- Stressed Borrower
Middle aged people renting or owning in council areas, many of whom are over-stretched with debt.
Well, council area yes, but everything else is "off"... not middle-aged, not a borrower (other than the mortgage, but that's easily manageable) and not stressed! 0 -
Type: C14 - Farming Today - Older couples in more remote areas, earning a reasonable income from the land.
LoL - no.Thinking critically since 1996....0 -
B07 Distinctive Success
Successful business people, often self-made, living in large detached houses in semi-rural locations.
Married couples with children - married no kids which is why we can afford to live here, hardly any kids where we live
Pleasant semi rural settings
Urban style living - don't think so
Reliant on cars - it's semi-rural so d'oh !
Some very expensive housing well the house across the rode sold for £3.5m but our row of bungalows isn't in the same league
Company directors - was one a few years ago, wife is one but is the only employee as well...
Business owners - wife is self employed
Established careers - guess so
Expensive foreign holidays - sometimes
Distinctive taste - !!!!!! is distinctive taste ! :rotfl:0
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