a bit council

[0a]

Shorts in the UK, aside from when worn in seaside towns.

Seaside towns in the UK.

[SirSquidalot]

Went to Scarborough with the mrs today, Jesus! This nice seaside town has become the definition of council...

[Truckosaurus]

0a said:

Seaside towns in the UK.

Bloody Grockles!

[jbudgie]

0a said:

Shorts in the UK, aside from when worn in seaside towns.

Seaside towns in the UK.

Shorts !! never.

Shorts and football shirt ---yes.

[Fleckers]

jbudgie said:

0a said:

Shorts in the UK, aside from when worn in seaside towns.

Seaside towns in the UK.

Shorts !! never.

Shorts and football shirt ---yes.

agree nothing wrong with shorts, I wear a suit to work all week and at night / weekends I wear shorts as much as possible with the appropriate top coverage

except on a sunday morning when in fully rugby kit

[Issi]

Are you one of the rugby types, who were shorts and flip flops in the middle of winter, topped off with a thick jumper, a body warmer and a bobble hat?

[groundcontrol]

Issi said:

Are you one of the rugby types, who were shorts and flip flops in the middle of winter, topped off with a thick jumper, a body warmer and a bobble hat?

Nothing wrong with this, unsure why it comes up so often as something so ridiculous. Legs are much less sensitive to heat, I've never had 'hot legs' for instance.

Wearing the same kind of trousers year round is stranger.

[Axionknight]

groundcontrol said:

Nothing wrong with this, unsure why it comes up so often as something so ridiculous. Legs are much less sensitive to heat, I've never had 'hot legs' for instance.

Wearing the same kind of trousers year round is stranger.

Well, for a starters, you look like a total knobber dressed like that.

[Patch1875]

Artificial lawns

[Mike22233]

Axionknight said:

Well, for a starters, you look like a total knobber dressed like that.

That would be an issue if one cares what people think of you

[BrabusMog]

Tell that to at least half the people living in Wimbledon, I'm sure they'd disagree

[austinsmirk]

Anyway back to " council"

Been advising on a case where the mother and daughter have gone blind due to toxoplasmosis

That's right the transfer of varying nasties from the vast amounts of cat faeces.

How the other half live eh ?


Oh the filthy daughter actually has a live in boyfriend.

Can you imagine getting yr rocks off in that house ? Casting yr shredies on the excrement laiden floor whilst you straddle the blind mucky house owner.

[Dave.]

^ Niiiiice!!

Sauntering across the road while purposefully not looking at the car that's heading towards you, most council!

[BrabusMog]

austinsmirk said:

Anyway back to " council"

Been advising on a case where the mother and daughter have gone blind due to toxoplasmosis

That's right the transfer of varying nasties from the vast amounts of cat faeces.

How the other half live eh ?


Oh the filthy daughter actually has a live in boyfriend.

Can you imagine getting yr rocks off in that house ? Casting yr shredies on the excrem.ent laiden floor whilst you straddle the blind mucky house owner.

Whilst that does sound quite council, I find it extremely distasteful and unprofessional the way you relay these tales with such glee.

[Willy Nilly]

Axionknight said:

groundcontrol said:

Nothing wrong with this, unsure why it comes up so often as something so ridiculous. Legs are much less sensitive to heat, I've never had 'hot legs' for instance.

Wearing the same kind of trousers year round is stranger.

Well, for a starters, you look like a total knobber dressed like that.

Looking like a knobber and playing rugby is the sure sign of a knobber.

[BigBen]

Willy Nilly said:

Looking like a knobber and playing rugby is the sure sign of a knobber.

I wouldn't say that Rugby was a particularly council sport.

[Willy Nilly]

BigBen said:

Willy Nilly said:

Looking like a knobber and playing rugby is the sure sign of a knobber.

I wouldn't say that Rugby was a particularly council sport.

I wouldn't call rugby a sport, it's more of a pass time, a hobby if you will.

[BigBen]

Willy Nilly said:

BigBen said:

Willy Nilly said:

Looking like a knobber and playing rugby is the sure sign of a knobber.

I wouldn't say that Rugby was a particularly council sport.

I wouldn't call rugby a sport, it's more of a pass time, a hobby if you will.

Then you would either be wrong or have watched my team play.

[ezi]

BrabusMog said:

austinsmirk said:

Anyway back to " council"

Been advising on a case where the mother and daughter have gone blind due to toxoplasmosis

That's right the transfer of varying nasties from the vast amounts of cat faeces.

How the other half live eh ?


Oh the filthy daughter actually has a live in boyfriend.

Can you imagine getting yr rocks off in that house ? Casting yr shredies on the excrem.ent laiden floor whilst you straddle the blind mucky house owner.

Whilst that does sound quite council, I find it extremely distasteful and unprofessional the way you relay these tales with such glee.

[anonymous-user]

ezi said:

BrabusMog said:

austinsmirk said:

Anyway back to " council"

Been advising on a case where the mother and daughter have gone blind due to toxoplasmosis

That's right the transfer of varying nasties from the vast amounts of cat faeces.

How the other half live eh ?


Oh the filthy daughter actually has a live in boyfriend.

Can you imagine getting yr rocks off in that house ? Casting yr shredies on the excrement laden floor whilst you straddle the blind mucky house owner.

Whilst that does sound quite council, I find it extremely distasteful and unprofessional the way you relay these tales with such glee.

Unprofessional? So we aren't allowed to mention (unidentifiable) people we come across in our daily work, in a bad taste thread in The Lounge? Tell that to half the people relating any sort of anecdote on here.

Austin, some advice if I may. Don't answer back or you'll end up with PMs telling you they know where you work due to a little (in my experience, incorrect) sleuthing and that they'll be emailing your boss to tell them to sack you.

I've had it before with PHers who think that as I worked for a local authority, and I have my shall we say strong opinions about a certain portion of society (fking idiot commuter cyclists), that I deserve to be sacked. I had an email sent to me (via PH) telling the name of my boss (they were wrong) and the office I worked in (again, whilst I knew the people they were talking about, they again were wrong). It stank of "I pay your wages" and made me furious, and then sympathetic that they were that sad they felt they had to email me directly to try and intimidate me.

What you write on an anonymous Internet forum is up to you. Unprofessional or not, your job is not to placate these people. They don't find it that distasteful really, or they'd be reporting every other post in the lounge.

I like hearing about the underclasses. Crack on, old boy, crack on.