Are you an English gent or an American slob?

Question

u dnt have to be american or english
just wich 1 would u describe your self as

Answer 1

English lady and just a little bit of a slob

Answer 2

Gent, but neither American nor English. I am not as polished as a true English gent, am certainly not an American slob. I'm Russian originally, living in U.S. since 1994, and as most Russian people like to refer to themselves, I consider myself "European." I would say casual European gent. I like very low-key styling, off-set and darker-shade colors for clothing, not too loose or too sharp of a look, one that conveys casualness spiked with elegance.

Actually, I think this question is unfairly worded. No one will call themselves an "American slob", and those that do will debate that only stuck up "Europeans" would even care about such a term. On the other hand, English "gent" sounds very nice, it is not nearly as extreme as "American slob." Why not say "English clean-cut" or something? Because that sounds a little more elitist or something? Well, that's my point, add "gent" and it sounds nice on anything. I am an American gent. I am an Indian gent. I am a French gent. I am an Iranian gent. I am a Canadian gent. All sound nice, more or less. Or use "American carefree" instead of "American slob", because I think "American carefree" is actually a better description of the majority of young Americans' styling.

Answer 3

I've seen many American gents and a lot of English slobs/drunks........

Answer 4

An American woman

Answer 5

Haha, English slob.

Answer 6

Or how about an American Gent or an English slob ?......

Neither - - -I'm female.

Answer 7

American gent.

Answer 8

English Gent.

Lets face it anyone can be self important but only a gent can have self respect.

Answer 9

english gent but with a tiny bit of american slob
i'm a girl by the way.

Answer 10

Canadian lady with a hint of American slob lol