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Studio117 said:
Cheap Porsche boxters.
The only person I know who has one is my younger sister. She is the least council person one could wish to meet. Works as a project manager for an ecommerce company and lives in a 16th century cottage. So totally council.At this point I should extract the urine regarding your spelling and make a spelling mistake
jas xjr said:
Studio117 said:
Cheap Porsche boxters.
The only person I know who has one is my younger sister. She is the least council person one could wish to meet. Works as a project manager for an ecommerce company and lives in a 16th century cottage. So totally council.At this point I should extract the urine regarding your spelling and make a spelling mistake
king miserly.
g3org3y said:
Walking around town with no top on.
I understand it's hot but that kind of behavior should be reserved for one's home, the beach or the council estate.
People with tattoos love the hot weather. Top off, or sleveless vest etc. They think they are the DB's, but all other citizens are thinking ****.I understand it's hot but that kind of behavior should be reserved for one's home, the beach or the council estate.
Just re a post further back : I've witnessed parents teaching true children how to swear and being proud.
Anyway: we did this perhaps 100 pages back but quad bikes
Now tis the weather for the helmet free, shirtless or vest adorned to be travelling in packs of 10-20 , whipping in and out of traffic , popping wheelies et al.
Of course when Kyle Zak Jayden Logan Mckenzie or Ahmed kills himself, he'll turn out to be a yoof with a bright future , was looking forward to getting an "f" in GCSE tracksuit wearing and general thuggery and leaves a daughter called chanterelle bobbie sharmarley behind.
Then queue the roadside shrine of dead flowers.
Anyway: we did this perhaps 100 pages back but quad bikes
Now tis the weather for the helmet free, shirtless or vest adorned to be travelling in packs of 10-20 , whipping in and out of traffic , popping wheelies et al.
Of course when Kyle Zak Jayden Logan Mckenzie or Ahmed kills himself, he'll turn out to be a yoof with a bright future , was looking forward to getting an "f" in GCSE tracksuit wearing and general thuggery and leaves a daughter called chanterelle bobbie sharmarley behind.
Then queue the roadside shrine of dead flowers.
Justayellowbadge said:
I don't think I have ever worked anywhere where the vast majority of people haven't got a charger at their desk.
The idea of it not happening is just bizarre. I would find it 'council' of an employer who prevented it.
I think the original post on that topic was more to do with people who deliberately don't charge their phones etc at home and take them to work every day to charge them.The idea of it not happening is just bizarre. I would find it 'council' of an employer who prevented it.
Not everyone works at a desk anyway.
Council or not is purely down to the attitude involved. Making the assumption and taking something which doesn't belong to you without asking is just bad manners at the very least, no matter what the monetary value. Aside from all the fun nonsense stuff in this thread, modern erosion of common decency is the essence of Council in my eyes.
BrabusMog said:
Justayellowbadge said:
Loaghtan Target said:
Work phone, used for work, charged at work is fine. You are free to go...
Even borrowing a bit of charge I don't have a problem with, because my understanding of 'borrow' means you ask. As others have highlighted it's the attitude associated with just taking stuff which makes it council.
I don't think I have ever worked anywhere where the vast majority of people haven't got a charger at their desk. Even borrowing a bit of charge I don't have a problem with, because my understanding of 'borrow' means you ask. As others have highlighted it's the attitude associated with just taking stuff which makes it council.
The idea of it not happening is just bizarre. I would find it 'council' of an employer who prevented it.
Agree that cleaners turning up / people plugging in in the pub is of the people.
austinsmirk said:
Just re a post further back : I've witnessed parents teaching true children how to swear and being proud.
Anyway: we did this perhaps 100 pages back but quad bikes
Now tis the weather for the helmet free, shirtless or vest adorned to be travelling in packs of 10-20 , whipping in and out of traffic , popping wheelies et al.
Of course when Kyle Zak Jayden Logan Mckenzie or Ahmed kills himself, he'll turn out to be a yoof with a bright future , was looking forward to getting an "f" in GCSE tracksuit wearing and general thuggery and leaves a daughter called chanterelle bobbie sharmarley behind.
Then queue the roadside shrine of dead flowers.
Ha ha, I saw one of these shirtless quadbike yoofs stuck in traffic (obviously) in Reading tonight.Anyway: we did this perhaps 100 pages back but quad bikes
Now tis the weather for the helmet free, shirtless or vest adorned to be travelling in packs of 10-20 , whipping in and out of traffic , popping wheelies et al.
Of course when Kyle Zak Jayden Logan Mckenzie or Ahmed kills himself, he'll turn out to be a yoof with a bright future , was looking forward to getting an "f" in GCSE tracksuit wearing and general thuggery and leaves a daughter called chanterelle bobbie sharmarley behind.
Then queue the roadside shrine of dead flowers.
Never understood the appeal of the urban quad bike. All of the weather-related drawbacks of a proper motorbike and none of the advantages to cut through gaps. Council in the extreme.
I spent many years working in a city centre. Honestly the Asian lads used to literally hunt in packs around the city centre. They'd spend hours lapping the city. Quite often in full face balaclavas. Very intimidating. At least theirs tend to be brand new and serious bits of kit. The white lads however seem to run around on stuff that looks stolen and fit for the scrap yard. I just don't get it one bit.
Apols for poor spelling and grammar on posts, typing on a mobile !
Anyway perhaps I'm jealous that whilst I can ride a motorbike and have a licence, my ability to pop shirtless wheelies is simply zero.
Apols for poor spelling and grammar on posts, typing on a mobile !
Anyway perhaps I'm jealous that whilst I can ride a motorbike and have a licence, my ability to pop shirtless wheelies is simply zero.
M400 NBL said:
Baby scans plastered all over social media.
Takeaways 3 or more times per week.
40+ year olds that have both grandparents alive and grandchildren of their own.
I had a conversation with a woman I worked with about this last year.Takeaways 3 or more times per week.
40+ year olds that have both grandparents alive and grandchildren of their own.
We are both in our 40s. She said being I your 40s with living grandparents, unless they are in their late 90s is very lower class.....or very high class.
Council and County sometimes are not that far apart.
The Crack Fox said:
Dr Murdoch said:
Probably all ready mentioned
And it bugs me to say this but...
The St Georges flag and the Union Jack
both cry out Council to me, particularly when hung in a house window or even worse, on a flag pole outside the house. I associate both with a bit of council / chav
Union flag, on a flagpole, that's not council at all. An England flag, perhaps with an Umbro logo on it, hung from a fishing pole that has been cable tied to a wheely bin. That's council. And it bugs me to say this but...
The St Georges flag and the Union Jack
both cry out Council to me, particularly when hung in a house window or even worse, on a flag pole outside the house. I associate both with a bit of council / chav
Uncle John said:
Agreed, I see lots of very nice houses with a flag and pole outside, I imagine the owner to be a retired Major or something similar.
I agree with that, the setting is the key. It all depends on the house / area.But still, I have a nano second thought of council when I see the flag, its been (unwittingly) hijacked by council types.
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