where did the word 'chav' come from?
sad pics - and some of them actually look like they're happy to be chavs....
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sad pics - and some of them actually look like they're happy to be chavs....
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They LOVE itMr. Anderson said:sad pics - and some of them actually look like they're happy to be chavs....
Not by me, brooaklandbum said:OK. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't being interpreted wrong.
wowser said:according to the guardian, it is this year's 'buzz word'. it looks into the word 'chav'?
evil_santa said:
evil_santa said:
wowser said:I think i may leave the country ... seriously
wowser said:exactly, Mr Vega, exactly. I''m thinking more California than Oz, though. I was thinking Denmark or Norway or somewhere would be nice, though (would need to learn the language)
wowser said:Nice sunlight and countryside / liberal towns you have in the north - that would be my reason![]()
Damn, dude, Hockley has Revolution, Ice Nine (which is so totally Chav - they sell bongs for crying out loud!), Indigo bar, and the ultimate in Nu-Chav, The Old Angel... I suppose they do get "freaked out" by the "weirdo" Void. Meh, I've not been there in the past 2 years and not seen scabby-ass Townies/Chavs on the benches opposite, though.iJoe said:I live in Nottingham and am being suffocated by chav's!
Luckily, some parts scare them off, namely Hockley Village. I believe they cull them in that area. Whatever they do, it's nice and chav-free!
Sadly though, my favourite Apple reseller is right at the heart of Chav-city. Ugh.
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oaklandbum said:is that in response to me? I wasn't trying to say it's only white people, just that edesignuk's description sounds like the typical white suburban teenager.
wowser said:I was getting a bit bogged down with the way chav culture seems to be running amok in England. Which is the least chavvy large town / city in the UK? I was hoping it would be somewhere like Bath or York. Cambridge was relatively chav free, too. Any suggestions?