Willy Wonka

saw this phrase the other day "chav"

I guess it refers to a unsavoury person, what does it mean and where has it come from..

cheers


PS- I always used the phrase scroat...

woodsey

www.chavscum.co.uk will explain everything..

Luke I Amyofath

buggered if I know and Im too lazy to do a google. did hear though that its made the oxford dictionary (along with bouncebackability) as if we dont have enough words in the english language already

Willy Wonka

yes indeed,

that is the UK, from top to toe.......


I am even sure there are some family members there.

woodsey

by brother in law is actually chav king of Holmfirth..

Luke I Amyofath

a distinction to be proud of ?

meelie

I've got a fake Burberry bag, does that make me a chav???

Luke I Amyofath

dunno but youd have to go back to blighty to try it out :scared:

Willy Wonka

unfortunately some would argue yes...
fake burberry hats, bags, scarfs,socks reebooks, tucking jeans into burberry socks,

my brother is a chav, although he says he isnt,

nothing to be proud of, maybe my sister is going the same way in Liverpool,

infact half the english nation are chavs with no moral values, the last generation has a lot to answer for.

meelie

Nah I fink oil giv that a miss.

Luke I Amyofath

Gawd.... and to think many of them will want to come to oz to spoil all the fun

meelie

I dont possess anything else that even remotely resembles burberry so perhaps I'm borderline. Nah I'm me and thats all there is to it. I bought the bag fro practicality not the fact that it was fake burberry, got it from Lancing Market on a bank holiday. Oh how I miss those markets, dogfood burgers, shoving and jostling past crowds of people, rain pouring down.
Oh and thankyou but I don't fall into the category of having no moral values despite possessing a chav lookalike bag.

meelie

Oi how come you've copied Hels avatar? You copycat you!

Willy Wonka

ok your not a chavette, take your point.

Being from Manchester- I would consider this the chav capital of the world.


anyone agree,

meelie

Well I'm from the lovely exciting seaside town of Shoreham by sea, much classier than Manchester!