Australians Chavs
Jun 18th 2005, 10:57 am
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Australians Chavs
Jun 18th 2005, 10:59 am
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Re: Australians Chavs
Originally Posted by Grayling
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Jun 18th 2005, 11:02 am
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Re: Australians Chavs
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Oh, my daughter will be pleased (not). Don't know why but she doesn't seem to be a big fan of chavs.
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Jun 18th 2005, 11:30 am
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Re: Australians Chavs
Originally Posted by Grayling
Jun 18th 2005, 11:40 am
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Re: Australians Chavs
Originally Posted by Grayling
Don't worry...read the article
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Jun 18th 2005, 3:53 pm
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Re: Australians Chavs
Originally Posted by Grayling
Don't worry...read the article
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Be very worried :scared: I got on the train at Circular Quay around 9.30 Fri night after work. There was a group of young people very selfconsciously glancing up to see who was noticing them. Four or five males and two females. All wore a uniform of jeans and white "puffy" jackets, some with hoods. Most had a white scarf looped at the neck as is the fashion.One of the girls had gold hoop earrings my cats could leap through. The were making a fair bit of noise, the boys talking in dat Ali G fashun innit. All the boys had identical haircuts, sort of shaved in a U shape above their ears and round the back so their cropped dark hair looked like a helmet. One of the boys had a thick gold neckchain he kept fingering and holding up to be sure we all could see.Thankfully they got off at Central. I wonder if I've just seen my first chavs, I said to myself, and will I remember exactly when and where it was in years to come? 
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Re: Australians Chavs
Originally Posted by Grayling
Jun 18th 2005, 8:33 pm
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Re: Australians Chavs
Originally Posted by TopCat3
Well, actually, be worried. Be very worried :scared: I got on the train at Circular Quay around 9.30 Fri night after work. There was a group of young people very selfconsciously glancing up to see who was noticing them. Four or five males and two females. All wore a uniform of jeans and white "puffy" jackets, some with hoods. Most had a white scarf looped at the neck as is the fashion.One of the girls had gold hoop earrings my cats could leap through. The were making a fair bit of noise, the boys talking in dat Ali G fashun innit. All the boys had identical haircuts, sort of shaved in a U shape above their ears and round the back so their cropped dark hair looked like a helmet. One of the boys had a thick gold neckchain he kept fingering and holding up to be sure we all could see.Thankfully they got off at Central. I wonder if I've just seen my first chavs, I said to myself, and will I remember exactly when and where it was in years to come?
Be very worried :scared: I got on the train at Circular Quay around 9.30 Fri night after work. There was a group of young people very selfconsciously glancing up to see who was noticing them. Four or five males and two females. All wore a uniform of jeans and white "puffy" jackets, some with hoods. Most had a white scarf looped at the neck as is the fashion.One of the girls had gold hoop earrings my cats could leap through. The were making a fair bit of noise, the boys talking in dat Ali G fashun innit. All the boys had identical haircuts, sort of shaved in a U shape above their ears and round the back so their cropped dark hair looked like a helmet. One of the boys had a thick gold neckchain he kept fingering and holding up to be sure we all could see.Thankfully they got off at Central. I wonder if I've just seen my first chavs, I said to myself, and will I remember exactly when and where it was in years to come? God i hope australian law deals with them a lot differently than the english law does.
