A bit council Vol 2

[motco]

I risk the wrath of members here, but has babies wearing bands around their heads sporting a fabric rose been mentioned? Which soap opera started this tacky fashion?

[V8mate]

motco said:

I risk the wrath of members here, but has babies wearing bands around their heads sporting a fabric rose been mentioned? Which soap opera started this tacky fashion?

Had that yeeeeaaaars ago. But very definitely council!

[anonymous-user]

I was on holiday a couple of years ago and was sharing a villa complex and private pool with a chap who used to be in a pop group called 5 and his Mrs who was an atomic kitten or a sugarbabe or something (genuinely). They were minted as fk, but clearly northern Council, as their ugly new baby wore one of those 24/7.

[HTP99]

Those hairband things on babies just look awful, more chav than council, I would say.

[V8mate]

HTP99 said:

Those hairband things on babies just look awful, more chav than council, I would say.

Chav is surely a 100% sub-set of council anyway, isn't it?

i.e. all chavs are council, but not all council are chavs.

[Oakey]

Have we had this?

http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/800-year-old-...

Article said:

An 800-year-old coffin was damaged when a family lifted a child over a museum barrier and into it for a photograph.

Part of the coffin, which was already in three pieces, fell from its stand and a chunk came off it.

The people who caused the accidental damage were caught on CCTV at Prittlewell Priory Museum in Southend, Essex, but fled without reporting it.

[CanAm]

HTP99 said:

Those hairband things on babies just look awful, more chav than council, I would say.

Agreed. Becoming more and more prevalent across society unfortunately. I think it was an American thing originally.

[motco]

CanAm said:

HTP99 said:

Those hairband things on babies just look awful, more chav than council, I would say.

Agreed. Becoming more and more prevalent across society unfortunately. I think it was an American thing originally.

Probably - all the bad taste that money can buy.

[MattHall91]

Fosters/Carling/Carlsberg.

[anonymous-user]

MattHall91 said:

Fosters/Carling/Carlsberg.

I used to work with a CAMRA type who swore blind that Carling wasn't brewed - it was merely ingredients and flavourings chucked together and canned.

Don't know how true it is but it wouldn't surprise me. I see people in the shops buying it as a drink of choice and all I feel is pity.

[Shaw Tarse]

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