Chav???
Apr 13th 2006, 6:04 pm
#76
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Re: Chav???
Originally Posted by Joey-SO
That's what I'm beginning to think, I guess it's good if I learn more about what to expect there, it definately sounds a lot more crazy than Britain.
Sure is :scared:
Though I was actually referring to BE...
Apr 13th 2006, 6:10 pm
#77
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Re: Chav???
Originally Posted by nethead
Hmm that's probably true, it seems Jenny/Jennifer is a really popular US name for women in there mid-late 20's and early-mid 30's, there must be 10 in my neighbourhood at least.
First my brother and SIL were going to call a hypothetical daughter Katherine, and had a cow when I used that name. Then they liked Madison (trendy!).
When the real thing arrived she was called ..... India.
Apr 13th 2006, 6:13 pm
#78
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Re: Chav???
Originally Posted by Kate2112
even Ray got 56%
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Apr 13th 2006, 6:16 pm
#79
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Re: Chav???
Originally Posted by Ray
You lying trollop .. I got 5%
Oooops slip of a finger....allegedly
Apr 13th 2006, 6:27 pm
#80
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Re: Chav???
Originally Posted by cutina
no, i just remember the qestions and I don't know anyone normal 
that would at least answer one the 'wrong'way.
I think they're all bollox. Anyway, maybe you can think about doing some of that stuff before you more to the US?
eat a pot noodle! (i thought that was for students, not chavs?)
that would at least answer one the 'wrong'way.I think they're all bollox. Anyway, maybe you can think about doing some of that stuff before you more to the US?
eat a pot noodle! (i thought that was for students, not chavs?)
Apr 13th 2006, 6:28 pm
#81
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Re: Chav???
Originally Posted by Joey-SO
Pot noodle is very chavy, lol. But that may just be my opinion. Shared with many other people lol. Maybe I'm not normal then lol.
Apr 13th 2006, 6:30 pm
#82
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Re: Chav???
Originally Posted by Joey-SO
Pot noodle is very chavy, lol. But that may just be my opinion. Shared with many other people lol. Maybe I'm not normal then lol.
you must be far superior to me since i have eaten many a pot noodle in my day
I must be a chav.
as i said... bollox
Apr 13th 2006, 6:30 pm
#83
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Re: Chav???
Originally Posted by cutina
well it exsisted long before the term chav...
Apr 13th 2006, 6:33 pm
#84
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Re: Chav???
Originally Posted by cutina
ps. 'lol' used with reckless abandon is much worse in my book
you must be far superior to me since i have eaten many a pot noodle in my day
I must be a chav.
as i said... bollox
you must be far superior to me since i have eaten many a pot noodle in my day
I must be a chav.
as i said... bollox
Apr 13th 2006, 6:35 pm
#85
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Re: Chav???
Originally Posted by Ray
Are you in a bad mood today.. o' tall slinky one ....
....especially now you're here. I'm usually defending newbies, as you know, but I just don't understand the fascination we have these days with judging people who may have been brought up working class as a 'chav'why do people have so much hatred? 'chavscum'? i can understand 'racistscum' but not sure why someone who eats pot noodle and calls their grandmother Nan should be disliked for no reason
Apr 13th 2006, 6:37 pm
#86
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Re: Chav???
Originally Posted by Joey-SO
I just prefer real food.
Apr 13th 2006, 6:40 pm
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Re: Chav???
Originally Posted by cutina
I'm in a great mood as ever ....especially now you're here. I'm usually defending newbies, as you know, but I just don't understand the fascination we have these days with judging people who may have been brought up working class as a 'chav'
why do people have so much hatred? 'chavscum'? i can understand 'racistscum' but not sure why someone who eats pot noodle and calls their grandmother Nan should be disliked for no reason
....especially now you're here. I'm usually defending newbies, as you know, but I just don't understand the fascination we have these days with judging people who may have been brought up working class as a 'chav'why do people have so much hatred? 'chavscum'? i can understand 'racistscum' but not sure why someone who eats pot noodle and calls their grandmother Nan should be disliked for no reason
Apr 13th 2006, 6:40 pm
#88
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Re: Chav???
Originally Posted by cutina
I'm in a great mood as ever ....especially now you're here. I'm usually defending newbies, as you know, but I just don't understand the fascination we have these days with judging people who may have been brought up working class as a 'chav'
why do people have so much hatred? 'chavscum'? i can understand 'racistscum' but not sure why someone who eats pot noodle and calls their grandmother Nan should be disliked for no reason
....especially now you're here. I'm usually defending newbies, as you know, but I just don't understand the fascination we have these days with judging people who may have been brought up working class as a 'chav'why do people have so much hatred? 'chavscum'? i can understand 'racistscum' but not sure why someone who eats pot noodle and calls their grandmother Nan should be disliked for no reason
Apr 13th 2006, 6:42 pm
#89
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Re: Chav???
Originally Posted by Joey-SO
I don't have hatred for anyone that was just a reference site, I've never called my grandmother nan, but there is nothign wrong with that, and I don't see what's "chavy" about that. Apologies for coming across in the wrong way.
i have to admit, it was the website that set me off.
Apr 13th 2006, 7:08 pm
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Re: Chav???
Originally Posted by nethead
Hmm that's probably true, it seems Jenny/Jennifer is a really popular US name for women in there mid-late 20's and early-mid 30's, there must be 10 in my neighbourhood at least.
Like Snowbunny and her name (Amy), my parents claimed ignorance about the popularity of the name Jennifer. They said they somehow "came across it" and decided it was pretty -- but they had to check three times before putting it on my birth certificate to make sure they were spelling it correctly.
Subsequently I usually had 7-8 classmates named Jenny/Jennie/Jennifer every year in school, in every class. That's why, in 7th grade when I was 12, I decided to add the "e" to Jenny and become Jenney, to help set me apart just a little bit. It stuck.
~ Jenney