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> I was forced to listen to some Chav on my bus home from work the other
> day, trying to impress some chavette with stories of how many cars
> he's stolen and how he back-chatted the judge.
>
> It's not big, it's not clever and it impresses NO-ONE!. FFS.
Seconded.
By the way at what point was chav officially the word for them, i still maintain pikey as the best word and will not let it go!
It's not big, it's not clever and it impresses NO-ONE!. FFS.
CHAVS SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED TO LIVE!
i know people will probably hate me for saying it but that is just what i think!
> Actually, there were *some* chavs I know that are alright. They wear
> chav like clothes, act, speak like the others in the area, even hang
> out in gangs... but they're not immediately hostile. Hell, even a few
> went to college.
Yeah ditto.
I think to be a chav or whatever, it means acting like a hostile, retarded, low life, and the budget tracksuits compliment that nicely.
Sometimes (like on that 'how far is too far' thread) I might say chav just because I can't think of a better word to describe certain t*****s around the area.
> Incorrect.
Correct.
The other week there was about 20 of them at the bus stop. The bus came and they decided they wasn't going to get on it and told the bus to go. But then they saw me and stopped the bus for me.
Bless 'em.