a bit council

[nicanary]

I'm watching Dragons' Den and it's reminded me - caricatures of their kids done on the seafront of Benidorm in charcoal.

[CC07 PEU]

At least one old mattress lying out in the front garden accompanied by a broken mirror and/or television set.

[northwest monkey]

Morningside said:

Stars up the neck or behind the ear.

Definitely this.

[Biker's Nemesis]

I love crisp sandwiches, are they council?

[KFC]

I just ate a pot noodle, thats got to be on the list.

[geeks]

KFC said:

I just ate a pot noodle, thats got to be on the list.

I have one paccked for my lunch today, I love the feeling of being a bit council sometimes

I did have a thought last night about this thread.

Is eating a bag of Wotsits without your hands (i.e tipping the packet straight into your mouth) a bit council? Or would that only apply if one was eating a generic supermarket brand of "Cheese Curls"?

[55palfers]

geeks said:

eating a generic supermarket brand

nuff said

[wildcat45]

How about living in a house or flat that you rent from the local authority? Can't get more council than that.

[evenflow]

iPhones.

[e21Mark]

The "Are you brave enough to post this" comments on Facebook, usually attached to something ignorant and racist, under guise of patriotism.

[Colonial]

e21Mark said:

The "Are you brave enough to post this" comments on Facebook, usually attached to something ignorant and racist, under guise of patriotism.

So the News and Politics forum on here then.

[geeks]

Colonial said:

e21Mark said:

The "Are you brave enough to post this" comments on Facebook, usually attached to something ignorant and racist, under guise of patriotism.

So the News and Politics forum on here then.

[soad]

Biker's Nemesis said:

I love crisp sandwiches, are they council?

Yes, along with the ketchup sarnies.

[Vaud]

Beans on toast with grated cheese and Worcestershire sauce? (maybe some tabasco as well)

[soad]

Vaud said:

Beans on toast with grated cheese and Worcestershire sauce? (maybe some tabasco as well)

Nothing wrong with that.

[AlasdairMc]

The need to use table sauces with every meal, no matter the meal, and especially without tasting the food first.

Referring to coffee made from ground beans as "real coffee".

[Tom_C76]

Morningside said:

Matt_N said:

Probably been posted but:

B&M shop
Asda

Both these shops are on a complex near my work and some of the creatures these places bring out of hiding is unreal.

Just where did they shop before?

Tesco
QD



Rothman Cigarettes.
Special Brew.
Having any Stig merchandise.

Controversial, but smoking in general, particularly at home.

[AlasdairMc]

Tom_C76 said:

Controversial, but smoking in general, particularly at home.

Unless a pipe or cigar.

[Biker's Nemesis]

soad said:

Yes, along with the ketchup sarnies.

Ketchup sarnies, I have not seen or heard of anyone doing that. (Yuk)

The previous place I worked thee was a lad who would eat a steak and kidney/mince pie between 2 slices if buttered bread.

When I was still at school a friends father would dip slices of bread into his cup if tea.

[northwest monkey]

AlasdairMc said:

Unless a pipe or cigar.

At what age does smoking a pipe (not crack) become acceptable?

For some reason, I've got the urge to get a pipe so when my son asks me a question, I can get out my pipe and ponder while I puff away while gazing into the distance before answering him.

Would it be acceptable to smoke a pipe while wearing tracksuit bottoms and a t-shirt?