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The anti chav movement
- Thread starter scottish_carson
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Deutschland
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Where did that come from? 
anyway gettin back to chavs i also hate them, they are always in there stupid clothes with football socs or sumink and there rude boy trainers, i hate it wen they ask for money for like 10p there such little pikeys, me and my m8s were chased by about 20 f them and we were only 4! if they caught us we wud have been in hospital
Often have a good laugh at those Chavs, dont really feel threatened by them, i find that a lot of them hang in Mcdonalds, either on dates with their low maintanance bitches, or in groups of 10 to 15
Chavs... they do the funniest things
once i saw 5 chavs outside tesco ( supermarket) All drinking from milk cartens
LOL
Chavs... they do the funniest things
once i saw 5 chavs outside tesco ( supermarket) All drinking from milk cartens
LOL
Deutschland
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LOL! Drinking plain milk? From the carton?Originally posted by ogsimon
Often have a good laugh at those Chavs, dont really feel threatened by them, i find that a lot of them hang in Mcdonalds, either on dates with their low maintanance bitches, or in groups of 10 to 15
Chavs... they do the funniest things
once i saw 5 chavs outside tesco ( supermarket) All drinking from milk cartens
LOL
They could've at least bought a carton of Big M or something mufc_daddy
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Chav named buzzword of the year
They are young louts who wear cheap gold jewellery and baseball caps and hang around in shopping centres all over Britain.
And now the meteoric rise of the Chav has been marked by a book on English language.
Chav is named buzzword of the year by writer on language Susie Dent in her new book Larpers and Shroomers: The Language Report.
The book includes a list of buzzwords of the year from the start of the 20th century. Each one is meant say something about the preoccupations of the time.
Demob was the word in 1920, racism in 1935, big brother in 1949, beatnik in 1958, miniskirt in 1965, toyboy in 1981, having it large in 1993, and sexing up in 2003.
Ms Dent's book also predicts a backlash against the suave metrosexual man in the form of the scruffy retrosexual, who is defined as spending as little time and money as possible on his appearance.
However, retrosexual along with other such words of the moment as freeganism (a philosophy which promotes getting as much of one's food as possible from free sources) and movieoke (a film variation of karaoke) has yet to claim its place in the Oxford English Dictionary.
Colourful business talk is also chronicled in the book. For example, dropping your pants means lowering the price of a product to close a sale, moose on the table is an issue no-one wants to address in a meeting, and a prawn-sandwich man is a corporate freeloader.
The word Chav is thought to have come from the mid-19th Century Romany word Chavi, meaning child.
Ms Dent said: "I think it's a really horrible word but it's quite a good example of a word that has burst out on to the scene.
"It is quite surprising in a way. It is one of quite a few social class labels that have emerged."
While Chav may have acquired a derogatory meaning during its recent revival, Ms Dent said it may yet evolve into something more positive.
She said: "I think we may find that because a lot of people have been quite outraged by it, it starts to transform itself into something quite positive.
"Chav fashion may become something quite cool."
The aim of the book was to provide a "snapshot" of today's language and included words which may not stand the test of time.
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HAHAHAHAHAH
They are young louts who wear cheap gold jewellery and baseball caps and hang around in shopping centres all over Britain.
And now the meteoric rise of the Chav has been marked by a book on English language.
Chav is named buzzword of the year by writer on language Susie Dent in her new book Larpers and Shroomers: The Language Report.
The book includes a list of buzzwords of the year from the start of the 20th century. Each one is meant say something about the preoccupations of the time.
Demob was the word in 1920, racism in 1935, big brother in 1949, beatnik in 1958, miniskirt in 1965, toyboy in 1981, having it large in 1993, and sexing up in 2003.
Ms Dent's book also predicts a backlash against the suave metrosexual man in the form of the scruffy retrosexual, who is defined as spending as little time and money as possible on his appearance.
However, retrosexual along with other such words of the moment as freeganism (a philosophy which promotes getting as much of one's food as possible from free sources) and movieoke (a film variation of karaoke) has yet to claim its place in the Oxford English Dictionary.
Colourful business talk is also chronicled in the book. For example, dropping your pants means lowering the price of a product to close a sale, moose on the table is an issue no-one wants to address in a meeting, and a prawn-sandwich man is a corporate freeloader.
The word Chav is thought to have come from the mid-19th Century Romany word Chavi, meaning child.
Ms Dent said: "I think it's a really horrible word but it's quite a good example of a word that has burst out on to the scene.
"It is quite surprising in a way. It is one of quite a few social class labels that have emerged."
While Chav may have acquired a derogatory meaning during its recent revival, Ms Dent said it may yet evolve into something more positive.
She said: "I think we may find that because a lot of people have been quite outraged by it, it starts to transform itself into something quite positive.
"Chav fashion may become something quite cool."
The aim of the book was to provide a "snapshot" of today's language and included words which may not stand the test of time.
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HAHAHAHAHAH
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Sir Calumn
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Name: Sir_Didier_Drogba
Reason for hating chavs: They're poorer than me.
How strong ya hate em: Almost as much as I hate the Welsh. I hear some of them can only afford smoked salmon and caviar two times a week, and that some may even be what is known as 'working class'. *shudders*.
Reason for hating chavs: They're poorer than me.
How strong ya hate em: Almost as much as I hate the Welsh. I hear some of them can only afford smoked salmon and caviar two times a week, and that some may even be what is known as 'working class'. *shudders*.
AberdeenFC
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loads of neds hang outside my work in sainsburys, there amazing. they all have the the full on tracksuit and caps at the correct angle and all hang out on there bikes. there was a few strollin about last week shoutin J SAINSBURY SELLS CRACK!!! and they shouted i like 4 times until i did the LOUDEST and most sarcastic laugh the world has ever heard right in there face then they went away 
then they went away mhflierman
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I wanted to bring this one back as well. There's an article in today's sun taht's nothing short of brilliant. Watch, and learn .
http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,5-2004482535,00.html
.http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,5-2004482535,00.html
scottish_carson
Senior Squad
and is founder of the movement i welcome this thread with open arms!
Gerrard 17
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fokin ell but im a chav