a bit council

[V8mate]

joe_90 said:

Its hair moose..

You're a bloody hair moose!

[BorkFactor]

I give you, courtesy of GumTree, this monstrosity:

https://www.gumtree.com/p/bmw/bmw-323i/1158504850

[Cliftonite]

Football (I think) once more :

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-derbyshire-35...

[anonymous-user]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-35761281

Twins. Different fathers. The absolute definition of "Stirring the porridge".

Were it here, it would be a KyleFile in ten years time, so I think it counts as council.

[dazwalsh]

OpulentBob said:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-35761281

Twins. Different fathers. The absolute definition of "Stirring the porridge".

Were it here, it would be a KyleFile in ten years time, so I think it counts as council.

Well fk me sideways....that is council on a whole new level!

[Bluedot]

Cliftonite said:

Football (I think) once more :

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-derbyshire-35...

Or maybe he just hates trees ?

[Howard-]

OpulentBob said:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-35761281

Twins. Different fathers. The absolute definition of "Stirring the porridge".

Were it here, it would be a KyleFile in ten years time, so I think it counts as council.

heteropaternal superfecundation

What

[Martin350]

Miniature boxing gloves hanging from the rear view mirror.

[rovermorris999]

Unless you are a miniature boxer and don't want to lose them.

[WD39]

Parked up yesterday and witnessed a big argument in progress between two neighbours.(not my road) There was lots of shouting, effing and blinding.

One of the neighbours then brought the row to a close with the words. 'End of'.

I thought then that the short phrase uttered truly epitomised council, especially when shouted with such venom.

It usually indicates that the arguee has run out of logic and fact and wishes to end the 'discussion'.

If we, on this thread, ever compile a 'Council Greatest Hits', I'm sure that 'End Of' will be close to the top.

[anonymous-user]

WD39 said:

Parked up yesterday and witnessed a big argument in progress between two neighbours.(not my road) There was lots of shouting, effing and blinding.

One of the neighbours then brought the row to a close with the words. 'End of'.

I thought then that the short phrase uttered truly epitomised council, especially when shouted with such venom.

It usually indicates that the arguee has run out of logic and fact and wishes to end the 'discussion'.

If we, on this thread, ever compile a 'Council Greatest Hits', I'm sure that 'End Of' will be close to the top.

I love it on PH posts when people end a post with "end of", as if their statement is the absolute definitive logical closing statement.

I don't think I've ever seen it actually end a discussion though - it's up there in Councility stakes with "turned raand and said to him..." or "somethink" - both widely accepted as Council.

Which makes me wonder - as it's not a verb as such, and it is the name of a style, should it be capitalised? "Council", or "council"?

[Spare tyre]

End of

N wot

[CorbynForTheBin]

I can't quite pin the reason on why but...


Fat people on crutches.

[austinsmirk]

Martin350 said:

Miniature boxing gloves hanging from the rear view mirror.

forgot about that- a perfect example of council.


along with the already mentioned weird, ghey man bags that chaves seem to wear- presumably because their tracksuits have no pockets.

[Devil2575]

OpulentBob said:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-35761281

Twins. Different fathers. The absolute definition of "Stirring the porridge".

Or a woman who was raped?

[schmunk]

CorbynForTheBin said:

I can't quite pin the reason on why but...


Fat people on crutches.

I raise you:

Slightly overweight, single crutch, walking normally.

(Extra points for crutch being rested on the wrist so the hand can hold a can of cooking lager).

[AAGR]

Not with two different men, I didn't ....

[bomma220]

AAGR said:

Not with two different men, I didn't ....

[berlintaxi]

austinsmirk said:

Martin350 said:

Miniature boxing gloves hanging from the rear view mirror.

forgot about that- a perfect example of council.

Also baby size trainers or shoes hanging from the mirror.

[WD39]

OpulentBob said:

WD39 said:

Parked up yesterday and witnessed a big argument in progress between two neighbours.(not my road) There was lots of shouting, effing and blinding.

One of the neighbours then brought the row to a close with the words. 'End of'.

I thought then that the short phrase uttered truly epitomised council, especially when shouted with such venom.

It usually indicates that the arguee has run out of logic and fact and wishes to end the 'discussion'.

If we, on this thread, ever compile a 'Council Greatest Hits', I'm sure that 'End Of' will be close to the top.

I love it on PH posts when people end a post with "end of", as if their statement is the absolute definitive logical closing statement.

I don't think I've ever seen it actually end a discussion though - it's up there in Councility stakes with "turned raand and said to him..." or "somethink" - both widely accepted as Council.

Which makes me wonder - as it's not a verb as such, and it is the name of a style, should it be capitalised? "Council", or "council"?

When we are commenting on the subject of this thread, either will do.