A bit council (Vol 4)
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kowalski655 said:
Dog Star said:
Jesus!
He's totally council: no job, long hair, hangs about in a gang of 13 , causes a fuss in church by kicking over tables, dad never around, boozing on cheap wine, then gets utterly nailed and disappears for an entire weekend!Steamer said:
kowalski655 said:
Dog Star said:
Jesus!
He's totally council: no job, long hair, hangs about in a gang of 13 , causes a fuss in church by kicking over tables, dad never around, boozing on cheap wine, then gets utterly nailed and disappears for an entire weekend!DavieW said:
Is this the Facebook equivalent of Brighthouse?
https://www.facebook.com/mypayweekly/?tn-str=k*F&a...
Going by that Facebook page Grey is very council, why is everything grey? Grey carpets, grey laminate flooring, grey emulsion on the walls, grey sofa, even the obligatory "LOVE" sign on the wall is grey/sliver.https://www.facebook.com/mypayweekly/?tn-str=k*F&a...
In a break with thread tradition, I'd like to present something that, surprisingly, turned out not to be council.
Today I went to a traditional, English seaside town. They all seem to have become sink holes for long-term unemployed and the dregs of the day-tripper market. But not here.
The seafront was busy; the sandy part was very crowded and the pebbly bit slightly more relaxed. But there were no scumbags, no 'fightong dogs', and barely a tattoo anywhere. The latter, I found quite astonishing, in spite of the full range of age groups in balanced representation.
Full marks for a pleasant day to Lyme Regis!
Today I went to a traditional, English seaside town. They all seem to have become sink holes for long-term unemployed and the dregs of the day-tripper market. But not here.
The seafront was busy; the sandy part was very crowded and the pebbly bit slightly more relaxed. But there were no scumbags, no 'fightong dogs', and barely a tattoo anywhere. The latter, I found quite astonishing, in spite of the full range of age groups in balanced representation.
Full marks for a pleasant day to Lyme Regis!
V8mate said:
In a break with thread tradition, I'd like to present something that, surprisingly, turned out not to be council.
Today I went to a traditional, English seaside town. They all seem to have become sink holes for long-term unemployed and the dregs of the day-tripper market. But not here.
The seafront was busy; the sandy part was very crowded and the pebbly bit slightly more relaxed. But there were no scumbags, no 'fightong dogs', and barely a tattoo anywhere. The latter, I found quite astonishing, in spite of the full range of age groups in balanced representation.
Full marks for a pleasant day to Lyme Regis!
Wrong thread.Today I went to a traditional, English seaside town. They all seem to have become sink holes for long-term unemployed and the dregs of the day-tripper market. But not here.
The seafront was busy; the sandy part was very crowded and the pebbly bit slightly more relaxed. But there were no scumbags, no 'fightong dogs', and barely a tattoo anywhere. The latter, I found quite astonishing, in spite of the full range of age groups in balanced representation.
Full marks for a pleasant day to Lyme Regis!
V8mate said:
In a break with thread tradition, I'd like to present something that, surprisingly, turned out not to be council.
Today I went to a traditional, English seaside town...
Today? So a) not yet evening and b) any chavs haven't gotten out of bed yet from the bank holiday binge drinking.Today I went to a traditional, English seaside town...
hyphen said:
V8mate said:
In a break with thread tradition, I'd like to present something that, surprisingly, turned out not to be council.
Today I went to a traditional, English seaside town...
Today? So a) not yet evening and b) any chavs haven't gotten out of bed yet from the bank holiday binge drinking.Today I went to a traditional, English seaside town...
The Mad Monk said:
Black_S3 said:
It’s not true. Brand new cars, usually Nissan quasquais with 1.0 petrol engines appear to be the chariot of choice these days. Get em free by telling the doctor you’re kids are autistic.
Can one get a free car if one lacks certain grammatical skills?I thought their car of choice was the Juke?
Extra Council points if yellow
The Li-ion King said:
The Mad Monk said:
Black_S3 said:
It’s not true. Brand new cars, usually Nissan quasquais with 1.0 petrol engines appear to be the chariot of choice these days. Get em free by telling the doctor you’re kids are autistic.
Can one get a free car if one lacks certain grammatical skills?I thought their car of choice was the Juke?
Extra Council points if yellow
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