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Posted: Sat Jun 11, 2005 10:53 am
Cleocatra Osiris Furora Celtica wodewose chavs? build a bloody great wickerman! That's the kind of thinking I could get used to After a quick bit of googling I agree with that statement.
But wouldn't the smell be bad? They would go up quickly though with all that polyester. And some petrol from their crappy Fords
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Posted: Sat Jun 11, 2005 2:37 pm
Zoutout Well, yes, Chavs do do that. Also, too poor to wear cheap knock-off faux Burberry? Surely that means they don't have enough money to eat! They can eat. They just have to do a bit of shoplifting. I think the Burberry might just be not their fashion. Its probably not so readily available but that could be because Ive never looked. I dont really know but it could be too english. I heard ned has went into the new collins dictionary. A couple of neds phoned into the radio station (they never used to, standards must be slipping) and they said they were proud to be neds. Chib has went in too.
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Shadow of an Illusion Crew
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Posted: Sat Jun 11, 2005 5:09 pm
ice_illusion Zoutout Well, yes, Chavs do do that. Also, too poor to wear cheap knock-off faux Burberry? Surely that means they don't have enough money to eat! They can eat. They just have to do a bit of shoplifting. I think the Burberry might just be not their fashion. Its probably not so readily available but that could be because Ive never looked. I dont really know but it could be too english. I heard ned has went into the new collins dictionary. A couple of neds phoned into the radio station (they never used to, standards must be slipping) and they said they were proud to be neds. Chib has went in too. It was immensely helpful for the word "blogs" with the varation of "blogging" to be in the dictionary as well. as well as "Poom" Those helped substantially in a certain word game >_>; sweatdrop
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Posted: Sat Jun 11, 2005 5:36 pm
I was having a conversation about chaavspeak this morning. We were wondering how you spell "laow". It could be that, or "low", or "law", or "lao", or even "lough". What does it mean exactly. A context would be "So we were going to go round there, but the we thought laow it." I think the nearest transaltion is probably something like "******** that", but I could be wrong. And the word "blexed". Apparently it can either mean very drunk, or punched, or beaten up, or any number of other things.
Favourite chav quote ever: [about moon landing conspiracies] "Nah, laow man, trust, bare man been on moon." Translation: "No, that's wrong. Lots of people have been on the moon." EDIT: I really can't be arsed to go back and correct all those typos. It's 01:40 and I'm going to go to bed. Now.
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Posted: Sun Jun 12, 2005 1:03 am
whapcapn Favourite chav quote ever: [about moon landing conspiracies] "Nah, laow man, trust, bare man been on moon." Translation: "No, that's wrong. Lots of people have been on the moon." EDIT: I really can't be arsed to go back and correct all those typos. It's 01:40 and I'm going to go to bed. Now. People really talk like that? eek Wow, even more unintelligable than the chavs where I live!
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Posted: Sun Jun 12, 2005 1:07 am
Ho ho! Never come to Essex. Ever. sweatdrop
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Posted: Sun Jun 12, 2005 4:44 am
I think that the chav girls should go around with a bucket of greese with them so that they can make sure that their hair's "perfectly in place" hah! yeah right! It just looks seriously greesy! And the boys, well, a comb in their pocket and a picture of their "special darling" of a car should make them survive... I despise them...
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Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2005 10:51 am
I hate the fact that when i tell people i like hip hop and r'n'b, uk garage etc, people automatically assume I'm a chav. And apparently I'm not allowed to wear tracksuits... I grew up in a very chavvy area...
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Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2005 11:15 am
miss_flow I hate the fact that when i tell people i like hip hop and r'n'b, uk garage etc, people automatically assume I'm a chav. And apparently I'm not allowed to wear tracksuits... I grew up in a very chavvy area... Just wondering, what is the attraction wearing tracksuits? Im glad you are using proper words. Other wise I might have got a bit worried about who was being let into the guild. (Added for clairity:The proper words thing is just meaning that you dont type like a chav and so probably arent.)
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Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2005 11:17 am
ice_illusion miss_flow I hate the fact that when i tell people i like hip hop and r'n'b, uk garage etc, people automatically assume I'm a chav. And apparently I'm not allowed to wear tracksuits... I grew up in a very chavvy area... Just wondering, what is the attraction wearing tracksuits? Im glad you are using proper words. Other wise I might have got a bit worried about who was being let into the guild. (Added for clairity:The proper words thing is just meaning that you dont type like a chav and so probably arent.) I think that the fact she can operate a computer proves that she is not a chav
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Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2005 12:06 pm
and_solo_said ice_illusion miss_flow I hate the fact that when i tell people i like hip hop and r'n'b, uk garage etc, people automatically assume I'm a chav. And apparently I'm not allowed to wear tracksuits... I grew up in a very chavvy area... Just wondering, what is the attraction wearing tracksuits? Im glad you are using proper words. Other wise I might have got a bit worried about who was being let into the guild. (Added for clairity:The proper words thing is just meaning that you dont type like a chav and so probably arent.) I think that the fact she can operate a computer proves that she is not a chavFair point. Although the chavs at my school (note Im using chavs not neds) have been swapping msn addresses. I doubt they are capable of righting a sentance such as above, especially at her age.
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Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2005 12:40 pm
ice_illusion and_solo_said ice_illusion miss_flow I hate the fact that when i tell people i like hip hop and r'n'b, uk garage etc, people automatically assume I'm a chav. And apparently I'm not allowed to wear tracksuits... I grew up in a very chavvy area... Just wondering, what is the attraction wearing tracksuits? Im glad you are using proper words. Other wise I might have got a bit worried about who was being let into the guild. (Added for clairity:The proper words thing is just meaning that you dont type like a chav and so probably arent.) I think that the fact she can operate a computer proves that she is not a chavFair point. Although the chavs at my school (note Im using chavs not neds) have been swapping msn addresses. I doubt they are capable of righting a sentance such as above, especially at her age. Chaves on MSN are incredibly easy to spot, they have names that make me want to claw my eyes out. "LoLz GeMz I lOvE Ya BaBeZ jAmIe + HaYlEy 4EvA" followed by millions of MSN emoticons...*Shudder.*
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Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2005 3:38 pm
dreaming_mouse ice_illusion and_solo_said ice_illusion miss_flow I hate the fact that when i tell people i like hip hop and r'n'b, uk garage etc, people automatically assume I'm a chav. And apparently I'm not allowed to wear tracksuits... I grew up in a very chavvy area... Just wondering, what is the attraction wearing tracksuits? Im glad you are using proper words. Other wise I might have got a bit worried about who was being let into the guild. (Added for clairity:The proper words thing is just meaning that you dont type like a chav and so probably arent.) I think that the fact she can operate a computer proves that she is not a chavFair point. Although the chavs at my school (note Im using chavs not neds) have been swapping msn addresses. I doubt they are capable of righting a sentance such as above, especially at her age. Chaves on MSN are incredibly easy to spot, they have names that make me want to claw my eyes out. "LoLz GeMz I lOvE Ya BaBeZ jAmIe + HaYlEy 4EvA" followed by millions of MSN emoticons...*Shudder.* Sorry, but you forgot the Faux 1337 speak. Such as doing the weird thing that goes up and down ,.:'^':.,. or summat. Repeatedly. For all the space they have to waste.
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Posted: Tue Jun 14, 2005 9:26 am
I am not a chav in the least, but I say bare as lots and 'low and things like that.....
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Posted: Tue Jun 14, 2005 11:43 am
dreaming_mouse ice_illusion and_solo_said ice_illusion miss_flow I hate the fact that when i tell people i like hip hop and r'n'b, uk garage etc, people automatically assume I'm a chav. And apparently I'm not allowed to wear tracksuits... I grew up in a very chavvy area... Just wondering, what is the attraction wearing tracksuits? Im glad you are using proper words. Other wise I might have got a bit worried about who was being let into the guild. (Added for clairity:The proper words thing is just meaning that you dont type like a chav and so probably arent.) I think that the fact she can operate a computer proves that she is not a chavFair point. Although the chavs at my school (note Im using chavs not neds) have been swapping msn addresses. I doubt they are capable of righting a sentance such as above, especially at her age. Chaves on MSN are incredibly easy to spot, they have names that make me want to claw my eyes out. "LoLz GeMz I lOvE Ya BaBeZ jAmIe + HaYlEy 4EvA" followed by millions of MSN emoticons...*Shudder.* Oh dear, the thing with capitals and lower case in the same word- it annoys me so much! The faux l33t is pretty annoying too, but if I ever hear a chav say "owned" then Ill just explode!
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