A bit council (Vol 4)

A bit council (Vol 4)

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Cardinal Hips

323 posts

74 months

Tuesday 13th August 2019
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Mr E said:
I’ve been in the Torbay area for a week. We had 30 mins to kill so wandered down Paignton pier.

I thought I was prepared. I was not.

A particularly nice touch was the plastic booster steps so the kids could reach the coin slots on the fruit machines.
That just jogged my memory, many years ago I was on a stag do down there... I saw a baby get dropped on its head in the parkers arms just outside Blagdon / Paignton. At about 10pm on a Friday night. The mum and dad then argued about whos fault it was whilst baby lay on the floor crying. One of the most surreal things I've ever witnessed.

Then watched a guy who'd been pounding pints all night get on his scooter to go "down kentucky before it closes". Strange place. The main bar area was like a crèche, someone was told off for swearing in front of the kids a few minutes before last orders!

bluezedd

1,009 posts

84 months

Tuesday 13th August 2019
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Europa1 said:
I have a mortgage, and over the years have had 3 Lotuses on finance.

I now feel a deep sense of shame.
haha sorry I meant asking people to "sub £30" like another recent thread.

Dog Star

16,207 posts

170 months

Tuesday 13th August 2019
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bluezedd said:
Your posts have just made me notice another council thing... The letter R.
rofl In how many thousands of posts this has to be the most surreal yet.

However it's hard to argue with your logic.

Rawwr

22,722 posts

236 months

Tuesday 13th August 2019
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Dog Star said:
Hmmmm. I have a small numberplate. It's even worse as it's a 1932 dateless/cherished plate. Off-scale council.

I feel ripped off as I want a council slapper gf and never got one.
Here to help .

<doffs cap>

Gary29

4,186 posts

101 months

Tuesday 13th August 2019
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bluezedd said:
Your posts have just made me notice another council thing... The letter R.

V8mate

45,899 posts

191 months

Tuesday 13th August 2019
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bluezedd said:
Your posts have just made me notice another council thing... The letter R.
yes


BuzzBravado

2,944 posts

173 months

Tuesday 13th August 2019
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MYOB said:
p4cks said:
Motorbikes are hugely council
Really?
I must be super council then, as i have 4 of them. Although i'm clearly nowhere near as council as Harry Metcalfe.


Edited by BuzzBravado on Tuesday 13th August 16:00

Truckosaurus

11,521 posts

286 months

Tuesday 13th August 2019
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I nominate running low on mobile phone battery as council.

(Inspired by passing someone speaking loudly (also council) in their phone "I'M DOWN TO 1%!" whilst on my way home from work)

Council Traits leading to low phone battery = lack of forethought/planning, having nothing better to do than chunter on the phone or play games, not having a workplace (desk/vehicle) to charge phone while you are doing other things, etc.

bristolracer

5,566 posts

151 months

Tuesday 13th August 2019
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Dog Star said:
I feel ripped off as I want a council slapper gf and never got one.
I've been on this forum long enough to have picked up the fact that you are in fact partnered to a lovely lady who occasionally indulges your trailer trash fantasies.

Trust me when I say that you really really do not want a full time council slapper.
Yes it may be filth to start, but that will soon decline to be replaced by nagging, endless requests for money,the birth of your offspring who will have the most cringe worthy name,followed by a divorce of Kyle esque proportions while she gets smashed in by the local scaffolder down the flat roof pub.
The temptation of the Primark g string poking over the leggings is a road to ruin......
There's a big difference between council and respectable working class.

pauloroberto

232 posts

153 months

Tuesday 13th August 2019
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https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-new...

Child drifts out to sea. Rescue costs £7,000. Parents bill RNLI £7 for the lilo!

kowalski655

14,727 posts

145 months

Tuesday 13th August 2019
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From the YT video thread-scum in,where else,Asda!
boobles said:
Delightful little buggers riding bikes in a supermarket causing mayhem.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8no3QkG6QY

Europa1

10,923 posts

190 months

Tuesday 13th August 2019
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pauloroberto said:
https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-new...

Child drifts out to sea. Rescue costs £7,000. Parents bill RNLI £7 for the lilo!
That is unbelievable! I cannot even begin to comprehend the mentality of the parents. The RNLI is at least self-funded, but the Coastguard helicopter: the taxpayer paid for that, and speaking as a taxpayer, that's bloody annoying.

All the RNLI needs now is for Greta Thunberg to get on their case about creating single use plastic waste.

Spare tyre

9,754 posts

132 months

Tuesday 13th August 2019
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Truckosaurus said:
I nominate running low on mobile phone battery as council.

(Inspired by passing someone speaking loudly (also council) in their phone "I'M DOWN TO 1%!" whilst on my way home from work)

Council Traits leading to low phone battery = lack of forethought/planning, having nothing better to do than chunter on the phone or play games, not having a workplace (desk/vehicle) to charge phone while you are doing other things, etc.
Yup I agree

If you disagree you are one of “them”

valiant

10,507 posts

162 months

Tuesday 13th August 2019
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Spare tyre said:
Truckosaurus said:
I nominate running low on mobile phone battery as council.

(Inspired by passing someone speaking loudly (also council) in their phone "I'M DOWN TO 1%!" whilst on my way home from work)

Council Traits leading to low phone battery = lack of forethought/planning, having nothing better to do than chunter on the phone or play games, not having a workplace (desk/vehicle) to charge phone while you are doing other things, etc.
Yup I agree

If you disagree you are one of “them”
Or an iPhone user.


Spare tyre

9,754 posts

132 months

Tuesday 13th August 2019
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Europa1 said:
pauloroberto said:
https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-new...

Child drifts out to sea. Rescue costs £7,000. Parents bill RNLI £7 for the lilo!
That is unbelievable! I cannot even begin to comprehend the mentality of the parents. The RNLI is at least self-funded, but the Coastguard helicopter: the taxpayer paid for that, and speaking as a taxpayer, that's bloody annoying.

All the RNLI needs now is for Greta Thunberg to get on their case about creating single use plastic waste.
The thought of that happening to my child makes me sick

If it did I’d bend over backwards to repay the money and then some

Not sure why but I’d imagine the parents don’t work, people like that don’t seem to understand the real world, usually just think the government magically pays for everything

Morons

talksthetorque

10,815 posts

137 months

Tuesday 13th August 2019
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bluezedd said:
Your posts have just made me notice another council thing... The letter R.
https://www.csmonitor.com/World/Latest-News-Wires/2014/1024/Why-did-the-Queen-sign-her-first-tweet-Elizabeth-R

The Li-ion King

3,768 posts

66 months

Wednesday 14th August 2019
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berlintaxi said:
This story fits in some many threads on here, council, crap numberplate, I drive a £40,000 car, guarantee the VW driver is member of PH.

https://www.warringtonguardian.co.uk/news/17831251...
rofl perfect numberplate, B18 OAF biggrin

Dog Star

16,207 posts

170 months

Wednesday 14th August 2019
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bristolracer said:
I've been on this forum long enough to have picked up the fact that you are in fact partnered to a lovely lady who occasionally indulges your trailer trash fantasies.

Trust me when I say that you really really do not want a full time council slapper.
Yes it may be filth to start, but that will soon decline to be replaced by nagging, endless requests for money,the birth of your offspring who will have the most cringe worthy name,followed by a divorce of Kyle esque proportions while she gets smashed in by the local scaffolder down the flat roof pub.
The temptation of the Primark g string poking over the leggings is a road to ruin......
There's a big difference between council and respectable working class.
You speak the truth! rofl

alorotom

11,988 posts

189 months

Wednesday 14th August 2019
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bristolracer said:
Trust me when I say that you really really do not want a full time council slapper.
Yes it may be filth to start, but that will soon decline to be replaced by nagging, endless requests for money,the birth of your offspring who will have the most cringe worthy name,followed by a divorce of Kyle esque proportions while she gets smashed in by the local scaffolder down the flat roof pub.
The temptation of the Primark g string poking over the leggings is a road to ruin......
There's a big difference between council and respectable working class.
It’s knowing when to the cut the cord and move on ...
Council filth is amazing in small doses (queue joke about the clinic)

Prime for the rattling but never get one preggers wink

Starfighter

4,957 posts

180 months

Wednesday 14th August 2019
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Europa1 said:
pauloroberto said:
https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-new...

Child drifts out to sea. Rescue costs £7,000. Parents bill RNLI £7 for the lilo!
That is unbelievable! I cannot even begin to comprehend the mentality of the parents. The RNLI is at least self-funded, but the Coastguard helicopter: the taxpayer paid for that, and speaking as a taxpayer, that's bloody annoying.

All the RNLI needs now is for Greta Thunberg to get on their case about creating single use plastic waste.
I am both a taxpayer and an RNLI member. These silly buggers cost me twice. I would love this to end up in court and listen to the judges remarks.
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