a bit council

[kowalski655]

MajorProblem said:

Putting your new born in the football kit of your favourite team then spending the next few years brainwashing them to support and follow said team.

Not as bad as brainwashing them to follow your particular brand of sky fairy....but that stupidity isnt just limited to the council types

[ukbabz]

Feeling the need to abuse cyclists..

[austinsmirk]

A horse in a back garden isn't even that unusual.

A fanatism for exotic pets is very common. Yet yr kids are filthy and need clothes and a meal.

Anyway horses? Try finding one in a flat, 12 stories up.

[Snozzwangler]

Starting a conversion with 'What it is is...'




Very council.

[Saddle bum]

ukbabz said:

Feeling the need to abuse cyclists..

That's not restricted to council types...........

[CharlesdeGaulle]

Snozzwangler said:

Starting a conversion with 'What it is is...'




Very council.

Whilst I agree with you, starting a sentence with 'So...' is rather worse.

Not so much Council I suppose, but definitely buttock-clenchingly awful and irritating.

[-crookedtail-]

Snozzwangler said:

Starting a conversion with 'What it is is...'




Very council.

Naaaaa that is Jethro

[Jaroon]

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[Snozzwangler]

How about compensashun?

[Megaflow]

austinsmirk said:

A horse in a back garden isn't even that unusual.

A fanatism for exotic pets is very common. Yet yr kids are filthy and need clothes and a meal.

Anyway horses? Try finding one in a flat, 12 stories up.

I read that and assumed it was a joke. Then I looked at the username...

We *need* the story behind that!

[ukbabz]

Saddle bum said:

That's not restricted to council types...........

Not strictly, but it's a bloody council attitude and predominately them.

[V8mate]

ukbabz said:

Saddle bum said:

That's not restricted to council types...........

Not strictly, but it's a bloody council attitude and predominately them.

I think you misunderstand. Something isn't council simply because you don't like it or disagree with it.

[Electronicpants]

Megaflow said:

austinsmirk said:

A horse in a back garden isn't even that unusual.

A fanatism for exotic pets is very common. Yet yr kids are filthy and need clothes and a meal.

Anyway horses? Try finding one in a flat, 12 stories up.

I read that and assumed it was a joke. Then I looked at the username...

We *need* the story behind that!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iUu2Ij-Ax3I

[austinsmirk]

It came to light as the communal passenger lifts must have been broken in one of our tower blocks.

thus it was taking the tnt ages to get his horse up and down the staircase.

[ukbabz]

V8mate said:

I think you misunderstand. Something isn't council simply because you don't like it or disagree with it.

That's the thread closed then..

It's more the attitude to shout abuse at people in public for no real reason other than to make yourself feel "da man".. utter council.

[55palfers]

austinsmirk said:

It came to light as the communal passenger lifts must have been broken in one of our tower blocks.

thus it was taking the tnt ages to get his horse up and down the staircase.

Was he riding it?

[austinsmirk]

of course not. that would be ridiculous

joking aside the mistreatment of horses on housing estates is a problem. lots of green open spaces and gypsy families living now in normal houses. they seem to need to have them, but have no ability to house and care for them properly. they are to some degree the equine equivalent of the quad/crosser motorbike.

i.e knackered, stolen, untraceable, but have a £ value so worth hanging onto.

[Skii]

if it hasn't already been mentioned

"Ninja Warrior"

[anonymous-user]

Skii said:

if it hasn't already been mentioned

"Ninja Warrior"

It's great Japanory TV.

But if watching it on sky at 11am on a weekday,

[Hooli]

austinsmirk said:

of course not. that would be ridiculous

joking aside the mistreatment of horses on housing estates is a problem. lots of green open spaces and gypsy families living now in normal houses. they seem to need to have them, but have no ability to house and care for them properly. they are to some degree the equine equivalent of the quad/crosser motorbike.

i.e knackered, stolen, untraceable, but have a £ value so worth hanging onto.

Isn't a gypo thing that you have to own horses to be successful?