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"Haha... Townies are so funny..."

Townie 1: You should a watched yourself, I would a beaten you to a pulp
Townie2: What's a pulp?
Townie 1: I dunno


And these two townies actually had this conversation while i was walking past them to get to English. hehehe

DreamWarBird wrote:
> English_Bloke wrote:
> Anyone remeber those snack things, Toonies I think they were.
>
> Yer i do! :D

LOONIE TOONS...they were crisps that had pics of the loony toons on them!

Belldandy wrote:
> *raises hand*
>
> What on earth is "a townie" ? No one around where I live
> uses the expression, in fact this forum is the only place I've heard
> it used.

Look in my Nedrothology topic and visit the site for the best description of a townie/ned/radgie and the various categories.

maddmun wrote:
> Up in Scotland, they're known as Neds - Non Educated Delinquents

That's what that bloody stands for.

EL ® ö B ì Ñ wrote:
> And they walk around and say "It's bloody bling innit my
> son"

:cD Haha.

A townie to me is

One who wears blue jeans...white trainers...or rockports...striped top and base ball caps

Belldandy wrote:
> *raises hand*
>
> What on earth is "a townie" ? No one around where I live
> uses the expression, in fact this forum is the only place I've heard
> it used.

Up in Scotland, they're known as Neds - Non Educated Delinquents

Well if they are in a large group then they are sometimes called a "Posse"

Ah, we just group them in with the catch all term "morons" around here I guess.

Belldandy wrote:
> *raises hand*
>
> What on earth is "a townie" ?

Well my description of a townie is, short hair (maybe hat on backwards), rings, chains, short trouser, a tight fit T-shirt.
And they walk around and say "It's bloody bling innit my son"

*raises hand*

What on earth is "a townie" ? No one around where I live uses the expression, in fact this forum is the only place I've heard it used.