A bit council Vol 2

[JakeT]

Eric Mc said:

TheLuke said:

Using "2" Instead of the much classier roman numerals on a long running internet thread.

Thinking that "11" is an alternative for "2", instead of the correct "II". But you all know that anyway, I'm sure.

I prefer 10 to represent 2...

[WD39]

coopedup said:

First

Council

[Eric Mc]

JakeT said:

I prefer 10 to represent 2...

Is that an IT joke?

[coopedup]

WD39 said:

coopedup said:

First

Council

Yup, that's me

[WD39]

coopedup said:

WD39 said:

coopedup said:

First

Council

Yup, that's me

You and I belong to a very exclusive club.

[kowalski655]

berlintaxi said:

The Spruce goose said:

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/caught-out-liv...

Mobility scooter before you are an OAP, sure sign of council.

Or unlucky enough to be disabled at an eatrly age...obviously not him though!

And over a million in fraud in Liverpool alone! Their DWP fraud team need to up their game

[Uncle John]

coopedup said:

Defrosting the freezer when your man Friday can do it



Only because it is on the list of my chores for the weekend

Not having a frost free freezer -------> council.

Bet you find some Turkey Twizzlers in the slush and cook them up for a sandwich.

[JakeT]

Eric Mc said:

Is that an IT joke?

It certainly is! That would be how to represent two in binary with two bits.

[anonymous-user]

Sex.





















Joking.
Any one who owns a washing machine with wifi
Towie and eastenders
Vauxhall
The daily mail.
Surimi crab sticks.

[JungleJim]

TheLuke said:

Using "2" Instead of the much classier roman numerals on a long running internet thread.

Calling things classy or sophisticated. Like Alisha on bgt earlier when talking about the ballet.

Watching bgt.

Referring to Britain's got talent as bgt.

[Meridius]

ITV.

[castex]

[anonymous-user]

Rich council? Evoque.
Paul's Boutique ( I reckon this went out of fashion in 2010, but oh well)
16 and Pregnant
MTV
Kiss 100 FM
cheshire

[mp3manager]

Double axle caravans.....with an 'upstairs'.

[wildcat45]

Doesn't that inconsiderate Me Me Me behaviour cross social boundaries? Plenty of yummy mummies near me picking their kids up from the local posh school do this.

[TR4man]

Idonthavencb said:

Rich council? Evoque.
Paul's Boutique ( I reckon this went out of fashion in 2010, but oh well)
16 and Pregnant
MTV
Kiss 100 FM
cheshire

Not knowing, or bothering, that counties start with a capital letter = very council!

[Road2Ruin]

Fast food outlets...especially when you are clearly the sort of person who should be avoiding such places.

[wildcat45]

mp3manager said:

Double axle caravans.....with an 'upstairs'.

That's more perepetetic people with an alleged fondness for acquiring things than council.

It is also amazing. I want one.

Does the top floor fold down? Does it have stairs like in a Boeing 747?

So much to know here.

[Bluedot]

Road2Ruin said:

Fast food outlets...especially when you are clearly the sort of person who should be avoiding such places.

Bonus points for eating it whilst sat in your car in the car park and then throwing the rubbish out of the window despite the bin being 5 foot away.

[Goaty Bill 2]

Bluedot said:

Road2Ruin said:

Fast food outlets...especially when you are clearly the sort of person who should be avoiding such places.

Bonus points for eating it whilst sat in your car in the car park and then throwing the rubbish out of the window despite the bin being 5 foot away.

I watched this at a petrol station; two men ate whatever crap they had just bought from the petrol station shop whilst remaining parked at the pump, carefully putting all their rubbish back into the bag.

Then the driver opened the door, and upended the bag over the forecourt throwing the bag down when done, all within 3 feet of the bin.

Over the years I have witnessed any number of people going through the mental process "should I walk 3-6 feet to put this in the bin? Is anyone watching? Yes. Okay I'll drop it on the ground."


I've always wondered what sort of mental deficiency brings on that sort of behaviour.
This does however, transcend the apparent 'classes' of the people, in my experience.