A bit council Vol 2
Discussion
SlimJim16v said:
People who think a lot is one word.
Like allot. 
AlexRS2782 said:
This was posted on a thread in General Gassing. Seems to fit well here too given the tagline on the plate 
Wow. w201 said:
In Crewe area, on this very "tasteful" car... seen it a few times myself, photos from ABP Motorsport
Edited by e21Mark on Friday 29th July 08:13
nicanary said:
I reckon all forms of martial arts - cage fighting, ultimate fighting, all "choreographed" wrestling, all these things seem to attract "council" in droves. They need to look "hard" to go with their "hard" cars - all blacked-out windows and dustbin exhausts.
My Dutch friends call them "fist f
ker exhausts" which I think is excellent.And as for that Cayenne - that is simply awful, and the plate
NelsonM3 said:
The airline clapping is definately American. I remember just cringing in my seat when it happened on an Internal flight to Buffalo in 2008. The way they were clapping you would've thought they'd landed the plane without any wheels!
Experience tells me that clapping on landing has no national or international boundaries. Except one. The Japanese. Very quiet, very polite and left the aircraft cleaner and tidier than when they boarded.OpulentBob said:
People that "turn around" to say. Instant sign of a thick, council mong. (No offence to actual mongs.)
I would, add people who remove the verb 'say' altogether and just use 'goes''.And then she goes, really?, and I goes, yeah brilliant innit, and she goes, I can't believe it....etc etc
WD39 said:
Experience tells me that clapping on landing has no national or international boundaries. Except one. The Japanese. Very quiet, very polite and left the aircraft cleaner and tidier than when they boarded.
The same is with Japanese trains, very quite and clean. It does raise an important point, is the term council exclusively UK or can you have council Japanese / Korean / etc. Builders, well the ones doing next doors ridiculously huge extension that has been dragging on for months, they think they are on a building site, hey arrive at the crack of dawn and you can hear them noisily hocking up and gobbing, then they have a loud chat with loads of effing and blinding and there is one that has epicly long and aggressive mobile phone conversations with his girlfriend.
Just heard, "Wheres this fk Chippy"
"How the fk should I know"
Returns 15 mins later and parks halfway across our drive.
Nothing against builders but is it part of the creed to be generally uncouth at all times ?
Just heard, "Wheres this f
k Chippy" "How the f
k should I know"Returns 15 mins later and parks halfway across our drive.
Nothing against builders but is it part of the creed to be generally uncouth at all times ?
J4CKO said:
Builders, well the ones doing next doors ridiculously huge extension that has been dragging on for months, they think they are on a building site, hey arrive at the crack of dawn and you can hear them noisily hocking up and gobbing, then they have a loud chat with loads of effing and blinding and there is one that has epicly long and aggressive mobile phone conversations with his girlfriend.
Just heard, "Wheres this fk Chippy"
"How the fk should I know"
Returns 15 mins later and parks halfway across our drive.
Nothing against builders but is it part of the creed to be generally uncouth at all times ?
Are you living in my house ?Just heard, "Wheres this f
k Chippy" "How the f
k should I know"Returns 15 mins later and parks halfway across our drive.
Nothing against builders but is it part of the creed to be generally uncouth at all times ?
We have exactly the same scenario.
What started as a polite conversation with our neighbour a year ago about a possible extension they were planning now regularly turns into raging arguments.
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