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Me and a couple of my friends were being driven home from the 'learnin' cage' yesterday, at about 12, the beginning of Easter and that, and the trip. The conversation had a slight air of 'non-existence', so we were all looking out of the windows, bored and hot. We stopped at a busy set of traffic lights.
And what did I spy? I bloke on the side of the road, in a car with the bonnet up, he looked like your stereotypical 'chav lad' - Upturned cap, Burberry scarf (I kid you not - on a warm day, a scarf) and Nike branded 'threads'. The situation was really quite funny, their he was, in the drivers seat, with his head slumped against the window - doing absolutely nothing to restart the car and making no attempt to move it to a more 'secure' off road position.
As he was a Chav and looked like a total pillock I started laughing and pointed him out to the other two peeps in the car, they also started laughing and he noticed. "What the F are you looking at?" he roared at us, which we found even funnier. "What the 'F'in' H are you laughing at?". Resisting the temptation to say 'a complete pillock' we turned away and 'sniggered' silently.
The lights changed a minute later and we were through, the breeze hitting us again. We all burst out laughing and looked back at the Chav - in his broken down banger-Volvo - who was still wearing his 'constipated chimp' expression of confused anger.
Yep. That was one fun trip. Highlight of my life in fact. I'm not really sure why I told you all that - it's just another amusing story of 'Chav's behaving badly'...man, that would make a great show!
And what did I spy? I bloke on the side of the road, in a car with the bonnet up, he looked like your stereotypical 'chav lad' - Upturned cap, Burberry scarf (I kid you not - on a warm day, a scarf) and Nike branded 'threads'. The situation was really quite funny, their he was, in the drivers seat, with his head slumped against the window - doing absolutely nothing to restart the car and making no attempt to move it to a more 'secure' off road position.
As he was a Chav and looked like a total pillock I started laughing and pointed him out to the other two peeps in the car, they also started laughing and he noticed. "What the F are you looking at?" he roared at us, which we found even funnier. "What the 'F'in' H are you laughing at?". Resisting the temptation to say 'a complete pillock' we turned away and 'sniggered' silently.
The lights changed a minute later and we were through, the breeze hitting us again. We all burst out laughing and looked back at the Chav - in his broken down banger-Volvo - who was still wearing his 'constipated chimp' expression of confused anger.
Yep. That was one fun trip. Highlight of my life in fact. I'm not really sure why I told you all that - it's just another amusing story of 'Chav's behaving badly'...man, that would make a great show!
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cANDY APPLe wrote:
> He gave us a funny look and started giving us evils.
because you were pointing, staring and laughing at him....?
> My reaction
> wouldn't be to start bawling across the street. I wouldn't be
> bothered. That type of behaviour is never 'perfectly justified'.
Fine then, would you like to be pointed and laughed at?
I hear it's great fun.
> Oh
> yeah...one more thing, stop trying to copy other people on this site
> and act all 'high and mighty'. It doesn't earn you respect.
Yeah, whatever you say mister. I'm not acting high and mighty, I'm telling you that the only pillocks in the situation you described are you and your 'peeps'.
> He gave us a funny look and started giving us evils.
because you were pointing, staring and laughing at him....?
> My reaction
> wouldn't be to start bawling across the street. I wouldn't be
> bothered. That type of behaviour is never 'perfectly justified'.
Fine then, would you like to be pointed and laughed at?
I hear it's great fun.
> Oh
> yeah...one more thing, stop trying to copy other people on this site
> and act all 'high and mighty'. It doesn't earn you respect.
Yeah, whatever you say mister. I'm not acting high and mighty, I'm telling you that the only pillocks in the situation you described are you and your 'peeps'.
FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> I'd theorise that he had, in fact, tried many many times to restart
> the car, and failed. Having no mechanical knowledge, he could do no
> more.
>
> Furthermore, being on his own, moving the car would have been very
> difficult.
The traffic was help up while he moved his car in the first place
> Furthermore, he may have lost his mobile, or be it out of battery -
> rendering him stranded, helpless, miles from home.
He was right next to a massive shopping centre (on the main road outside) - that included a garage and always has many visitors.
> His only choice being to sit tight for hours on end and hope for
> someone nice to give him a hand. And then rolls up this car, and some
> fool starts laughing at him?
'This car rolls up'. He could have got out of the car, onto the pavement next to it and then asked for help from the many people wandering by the car - his inability to do this was half the reason we were laughing.
Beat That
> I'd theorise that he had, in fact, tried many many times to restart
> the car, and failed. Having no mechanical knowledge, he could do no
> more.
>
> Furthermore, being on his own, moving the car would have been very
> difficult.
The traffic was help up while he moved his car in the first place
> Furthermore, he may have lost his mobile, or be it out of battery -
> rendering him stranded, helpless, miles from home.
He was right next to a massive shopping centre (on the main road outside) - that included a garage and always has many visitors.
> His only choice being to sit tight for hours on end and hope for
> someone nice to give him a hand. And then rolls up this car, and some
> fool starts laughing at him?
'This car rolls up'. He could have got out of the car, onto the pavement next to it and then asked for help from the many people wandering by the car - his inability to do this was half the reason we were laughing.
Beat That
cANDY APPLe wrote:
> yeah...one more thing, stop trying to copy other people on this site
> and act all 'high and mighty'. It doesn't earn you respect.
yeah because leaving someone stranded at the side of the road just because he dresses a certian way that earnsloads of respect doesnt it.
> yeah...one more thing, stop trying to copy other people on this site
> and act all 'high and mighty'. It doesn't earn you respect.
yeah because leaving someone stranded at the side of the road just because he dresses a certian way that earnsloads of respect doesnt it.
cANDY APPLe wrote:
> Oh yeah...one more thing, stop trying to copy other people on this site
> and act all 'high and mighty'. It doesn't earn you respect.
hahahaha you loser
I agree with Merm and FFF, you've started a thread titled 'And that's why Chavs have a bad reputation..' and yet all you have posted is that you and your friends couldn't be bothered to help someone out, and insted just laughed.
Where is the part about the Chavs earning their reputation?
> Oh yeah...one more thing, stop trying to copy other people on this site
> and act all 'high and mighty'. It doesn't earn you respect.
hahahaha you loser
I agree with Merm and FFF, you've started a thread titled 'And that's why Chavs have a bad reputation..' and yet all you have posted is that you and your friends couldn't be bothered to help someone out, and insted just laughed.
Where is the part about the Chavs earning their reputation?
Memorandum! wrote:
> cANDY APPLe wrote:
> He gave us a funny look and started giving us evils.
>
> because you were pointing, staring and laughing at him....?
That was before hand
> My reaction
> wouldn't be to start bawling across the street. I wouldn't be
> bothered. That type of behaviour is never 'perfectly justified'.
>
> Fine then, would you like to be pointed and laughed at?
> I hear it's great fun.
There was no 'pointing'. That's no reason to bawl across the street. Who cares if some unknown people are laughing at me, behind their hands, in a car on the other side of the road. I wouldn't.
> Oh
> yeah...one more thing, stop trying to copy other people on this site
> and act all 'high and mighty'. It doesn't earn you respect.
>
> Yeah, whatever you say mister. I'm not acting high and mighty, I'm
> telling you that the only pillocks in the situation you described are
> you and your 'peeps'.
That last sentence is acting high and mighty.
Smooth argument there
> cANDY APPLe wrote:
> He gave us a funny look and started giving us evils.
>
> because you were pointing, staring and laughing at him....?
That was before hand
> My reaction
> wouldn't be to start bawling across the street. I wouldn't be
> bothered. That type of behaviour is never 'perfectly justified'.
>
> Fine then, would you like to be pointed and laughed at?
> I hear it's great fun.
There was no 'pointing'. That's no reason to bawl across the street. Who cares if some unknown people are laughing at me, behind their hands, in a car on the other side of the road. I wouldn't.
> Oh
> yeah...one more thing, stop trying to copy other people on this site
> and act all 'high and mighty'. It doesn't earn you respect.
>
> Yeah, whatever you say mister. I'm not acting high and mighty, I'm
> telling you that the only pillocks in the situation you described are
> you and your 'peeps'.
That last sentence is acting high and mighty.
Smooth argument there
cANDY APPLe wrote:
> FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> I'd theorise that he had, in fact, tried many many times to restart
> the car, and failed. Having no mechanical knowledge, he could do no
> more.
>
> Furthermore, being on his own, moving the car would have been very
> difficult.
>
> The traffic was help up while he moved his car in the first place
>
> Furthermore, he may have lost his mobile, or be it out of battery -
> rendering him stranded, helpless, miles from home.
>
> He was right next to a massive shopping centre (on the main road
> outside) - that included a garage and always has many visitors.
>
> His only choice being to sit tight for hours on end and hope for
> someone nice to give him a hand. And then rolls up this car, and
> some
> fool starts laughing at him?
>
> 'This car rolls up'. He could have got out of the car, onto the
> pavement next to it and then asked for help from the many people
> wandering by the car - his inability to do this was half the reason
> we were laughing.
>
> Beat That
maybe he doesnt want to run out into a busy junction or is shy.
> FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> I'd theorise that he had, in fact, tried many many times to restart
> the car, and failed. Having no mechanical knowledge, he could do no
> more.
>
> Furthermore, being on his own, moving the car would have been very
> difficult.
>
> The traffic was help up while he moved his car in the first place
>
> Furthermore, he may have lost his mobile, or be it out of battery -
> rendering him stranded, helpless, miles from home.
>
> He was right next to a massive shopping centre (on the main road
> outside) - that included a garage and always has many visitors.
>
> His only choice being to sit tight for hours on end and hope for
> someone nice to give him a hand. And then rolls up this car, and
> some
> fool starts laughing at him?
>
> 'This car rolls up'. He could have got out of the car, onto the
> pavement next to it and then asked for help from the many people
> wandering by the car - his inability to do this was half the reason
> we were laughing.
>
> Beat That
maybe he doesnt want to run out into a busy junction or is shy.
I wear chav clothes, yes I may look like a spack but around here we're a village full of spackers so that's how it is. That's about as far as it goes so if I were on the side of the road you wouldn't help me just because of my clothes?
Chippxero wrote:
> cANDY APPLe wrote:
> Oh yeah...one more thing, stop trying to copy other people on this
> site
> and act all 'high and mighty'. It doesn't earn you respect.
>
> hahahaha you loser
>
> I agree with Merm and FFF, you've started a thread titled 'And that's
> why Chavs have a bad reputation..' and yet all you have posted is
> that you and your friends couldn't be bothered to help someone out,
> and insted just laughed.
>
> Where is the part about the Chavs earning their reputation?
he and his friends are Chavs
> cANDY APPLe wrote:
> Oh yeah...one more thing, stop trying to copy other people on this
> site
> and act all 'high and mighty'. It doesn't earn you respect.
>
> hahahaha you loser
>
> I agree with Merm and FFF, you've started a thread titled 'And that's
> why Chavs have a bad reputation..' and yet all you have posted is
> that you and your friends couldn't be bothered to help someone out,
> and insted just laughed.
>
> Where is the part about the Chavs earning their reputation?
he and his friends are Chavs
cANDY APPLe wrote:
> That last sentence is acting high and mighty.
>
> Smooth argument there
So, basically, your argument is that if someone thinks that it wasn't very nice to laugh at someone because they were having car trouble, they're 'high and mighty'. And besides, if I don't have respect after 3 years, there isn't much point in trying to get it now, is there?
> That last sentence is acting high and mighty.
>
> Smooth argument there
So, basically, your argument is that if someone thinks that it wasn't very nice to laugh at someone because they were having car trouble, they're 'high and mighty'. And besides, if I don't have respect after 3 years, there isn't much point in trying to get it now, is there?
It's funny how most of you are so retarded that you immeadiately stereotype anyone who has any connections with a chav.
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