A bit council Vol 2

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CaptainSlow

13,179 posts

212 months

Wednesday 31st August 2016
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Whistle said:
Kids running wild, parents p!ssed up fighting in the hotel bare back at night.
Bare chested or bare knuckle, I believe bare back relates to something else.

Whistle

1,404 posts

133 months

Wednesday 31st August 2016
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CaptainSlow said:
Bare chested or bare knuckle, I believe bare back relates to something else.
Looking at the state of them and how many kids they had i suspect all 3

anonymous-user

54 months

Wednesday 31st August 2016
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ArsE92 said:
Taking sugar in tea/coffee.
What?

You mean putting sugar in it? Oh dear. I can't stand the taste of plain tea.

northwest monkey

6,370 posts

189 months

Thursday 1st September 2016
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Gravy Wrestling.



Like a lot of council things though, good fun and an excellent (if noisy) way to spend a Bank Holiday afternoon.

jimmy156

3,691 posts

187 months

Thursday 1st September 2016
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mattyn1 said:
All Inclusive holiday makers in Majorca, visiting the same attraction as me who then berate me about the cost of the food at said attraction, and why have they not got a discount as they are fking all inclusive. Also what a rip off it is for the cost of allowing a child to get up close and personal with the Dolphins and things like that should be included in the entrance fee!!

All inclusive in Alcudia? Jesus!! One particular charming lady said they couldn't be fked with Puerto de Pollensa as the discos finished early and the kids would have nothing to do! Her kids were smaller than mine, who is nine!! They should keep the feral rodents in the all inclusive compound!

I will never get a bus on holiday again!!

The Dolphins were great by the way .... Expensive but great!!
I holiday'd in puerto pollensa a few times a number of years ago, i wouldn't have said that it was "Council" When we visited Alcudia it seemed alright too. Although the Bus trip to Palma Nova was eye opening!

And what the fk is wrong with a washing up bowl hehe

Johnnytheboy

24,498 posts

186 months

Thursday 1st September 2016
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northwest monkey said:
Gravy Wrestling.
You're telling me gravy wrestling isn't a euphemism of some kind then?

mattyn1

5,755 posts

155 months

Thursday 1st September 2016
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jimmy156 said:
I holiday'd in puerto pollensa a few times a number of years ago, i wouldn't have said that it was "Council" When we visited Alcudia it seemed alright too. Although the Bus trip to Palma Nova was eye opening!
Exactly. We stayed in Pollensa and no it is not council ... Well the harbour end anyway. Alcudia next door and any Thomson bus that collects from Alcudia most definitely is!

steveo3002

10,525 posts

174 months

Thursday 1st September 2016
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cjs racing. said:
This thread has made me realize I may be council.

One of my daughters has a double barrel 1st name.

I like speedway, banger racing, and other forms of oval racing.

I like greyhound racing.

We have a trampoline.

We live on benefits.

We live in a council house.

However...

We keep a clean house.

My kids respect there elders, and know there manors.

All pets receive vets treatment when needed.

The benefits are DLA for 2 specials needs children, and carers allowance.

So am I council, or just a bloke struggling to keep his head above water?
how many dogs and what breed ?

i suspect you may have to develop a bad back as time goes on and you need a bigger telly , start looking for a dole pole and walk with a limp when folk are watching

williamp

19,256 posts

273 months

Thursday 1st September 2016
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cjs racing. said:
This thread has made me realize I may be council.

One of my daughters has a double barrel 1st name.

I like speedway, banger racing, and other forms of oval racing.

I like greyhound racing.

We have a trampoline.

We live on benefits.

We live in a council house.

However...

We keep a clean house.

My kids respect there elders, and know there manors.

All pets receive vets treatment when needed.

The benefits are DLA for 2 specials needs children, and carers allowance.

So am I council, or just a bloke struggling to keep his head above water?
Yep. Deffo cahncil. Straight to the 20 Mayfair...

...Kids need to know whose manor they're on. My manor, my rules etc etc... paperbagbiggrin


austinsmirk

5,597 posts

123 months

Thursday 1st September 2016
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As far as I'm concerned, CJS, you get council exemption for using the phrase "love all forms of oval racing".

utterly brilliant smile

cjs racing.

2,467 posts

129 months

Thursday 1st September 2016
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williamp said:
Yep. Deffo cahncil. Straight to the 20 Mayfair...

...Kids need to know whose manor they're on. My manor, my rules etc etc... paperbagbiggrin
Bugger, knew I would get something wrong.

WinstonWolf

72,857 posts

239 months

Thursday 1st September 2016
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cjs racing. said:
williamp said:
Yep. Deffo cahncil. Straight to the 20 Mayfair...

...Kids need to know whose manor they're on. My manor, my rules etc etc... paperbagbiggrin
Bugger, knew I would get something wrong.
Does your missus wear rigger boots when you go racing? That's the clincher for me...

Goaty Bill 2

3,407 posts

119 months

Thursday 1st September 2016
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cjs racing. said:
0a said:
"Upper council", perhaps? smile

I do think this thread is about piss taking and fun. I like half the stuff mentioned in it (not washing up bowls though).

DLA is neither council or non council.
I have fun reading this thread.

I'm just trying to show the few that take it a little to serious that they are there but for the grace of god.

And to lighten up.
Going back into the deep dark past to the very beginnings of this thread, the overriding principal of the OP (as I understood it) was not so much about actually being council, (i.e. living in a council house etc), but about the horrible, entitled, benefits grabbing trash that has no desire or intent to "do for themselves", and the generally appalling way in which such people often live, and the appalling way in which they often treat others.
This attitude and way of life, as we are all aware, extends to other sections of the population who perhaps have some inner drive to do a little for themselves (usually just for the sake of acquiring their next iPhone or 60inch plasma tv), making them and their behaviour fair game.
Of course, the original intent gets lost at times along the way, and many simply present examples of "things I don't like".
It doesn't (mostly) make it any less fun to read though smile

The original post;
Road2Ruin said:
What things or items nowadays are starting to look 'a bit council'? Now before anyone jumps on me for being derogatory to council house tenants, I was raised in one.

The reason I raise this is I see a lot of people with overtly sized televisions in disproportionately small houses. So when I hear people saying "I need a 65"-70" tv" I immediately think 'council'.

Also bmws with poor after market mods....

Any more I am missing. ..just in case I am a bit ' council' myself.

Dog Star

16,132 posts

168 months

Thursday 1st September 2016
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Tailgater said:
On tripadvisor there is a guy who said literally the same thing (about the kids) as the opening sentences in your post. Then went on to describe the st in the pool etc

However he went recently only just noticed you went 12 yrs ago.
Just been reading some of those reviews. Jesus! I've no problem at all with "basic" or "cheap" hotels but what is it with the British "chav" classes - I'm not sure what goes on in their heads that makes them go to places like these ghastly hellholes and sit around pools. One theme that repeats again and again in the negative reviews is tattoos. Hmmm...

It all sounds so bloody awful. I'd rather go to work than go on such a "holiday". They just sound like a flat roof pub with more people and sun.

And as for this...

Tripadvisor said:
However the pools get closed a lot as kids end up pooing in the pool
Serious - wtf? At what age did fellow PHers stop involuntarily stting themselves? Or is this yet another thing that feral scrote kids cannot do anymore, along with cutting their own food etc. Appalling.

I said this before on this thread, and I don't give a monkeys if it sounds elitist: air travel needs to be made hugely expensive.

Road2Ruin

5,210 posts

216 months

Thursday 1st September 2016
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Goaty Bill 2 said:
cjs racing. said:
0a said:
"Upper council", perhaps? smile

I do think this thread is about piss taking and fun. I like half the stuff mentioned in it (not washing up bowls though).

DLA is neither council or non council.
I have fun reading this thread.

I'm just trying to show the few that take it a little to serious that they are there but for the grace of god.

And to lighten up.
Going back into the deep dark past to the very beginnings of this thread, the overriding principal of the OP (as I understood it) was not so much about actually being council, (i.e. living in a council house etc), but about the horrible, entitled, benefits grabbing trash that has no desire or intent to "do for themselves", and the generally appalling way in which such people often live, and the appalling way in which they often treat others.
This attitude and way of life, as we are all aware, extends to other sections of the population who perhaps have some inner drive to do a little for themselves (usually just for the sake of acquiring their next iPhone or 60inch plasma tv), making them and their behaviour fair game.
Of course, the original intent gets lost at times along the way, and many simply present examples of "things I don't like".
It doesn't (mostly) make it any less fun to read though smile

The original post;
Road2Ruin said:
What things or items nowadays are starting to look 'a bit council'? Now before anyone jumps on me for being derogatory to council house tenants, I was raised in one.

The reason I raise this is I see a lot of people with overtly sized televisions in disproportionately small houses. So when I hear people saying "I need a 65"-70" tv" I immediately think 'council'.

Also bmws with poor after market mods....

Any more I am missing. ..just in case I am a bit ' council' myself.
Indeed. It is meant to be more a state of mind as opposed to an economic situation. I.e Wayne Rooney would probably be classed as 'council' but I am sure he has a few bob....
Also I think it might be worth noting that there is a level below 'council'....shudder....

DMN

2,983 posts

139 months

Thursday 1st September 2016
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cjs racing. said:
However...

We keep a clean house.

My kids respect there elders, and know there manors.

All pets receive vets treatment when needed.

The benefits are DLA for 2 specials needs children, and carers allowance.

So am I council, or just a bloke struggling to keep his head above water?
100& not council.

Unless you drive an Evoque or a white german car.

227bhp

10,203 posts

128 months

Thursday 1st September 2016
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Not knowing how to use the recycling bin.

Quite early on someone noted 'House number painted on a brick in the wall' which made me smile as it's so quintessentially Council, has to be one of my favourites.

popegregory

1,437 posts

134 months

Thursday 1st September 2016
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Have we had listing as your alma mater on Facebook the state comp which you "graduated from" at 16 with a couple of D grade GCSEs?

vtecyo

2,122 posts

129 months

Thursday 1st September 2016
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WinstonWolf said:
Does your missus wear rigger boots when you go racing? That's the clincher for me...
I had to Google what a "rigger boot" is. I don't know whether to be proud of that or not.

WinstonWolf

72,857 posts

239 months

Thursday 1st September 2016
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vtecyo said:
WinstonWolf said:
Does your missus wear rigger boots when you go racing? That's the clincher for me...
I had to Google what a "rigger boot" is. I don't know whether to be proud of that or not.
Go banger racing, they're all the rage amongst the Kylies and Courtneys...
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