A bit council (Vol 4)

[Spare tyre]

Starjet99 said:

hucumber said:

Finishing what you're saying by announcing 'Rant over'. Council as fk

Indeed.

End of.

Nope, you need to turn around before saying end of

“So I turned around and said END OF”

[MartG]

Algarve said:

If I were a passenger on that flight I'd far rather she was restrained and we arrived where we were meant to be going. I wouldn't have been happy if a minor situation like that had me diverted back home.

Class action against her personally for compo ?

[Johnnytheboy]

Spare tyre said:

Starjet99 said:

hucumber said:

Finishing what you're saying by announcing 'Rant over'. Council as fk

Indeed.

End of.

Nope, you need to turn around before saying end of

“So I turned around and said END OF”

Jog on.

[Budflicker]

Johnnytheboy said:

Jog on.

It's as simple as that

[Thales]

Wearing tracksuit bottoms at an airport - council?

[HTP99]

Thales said:

Wearing tracksuit bottoms at an airport - council?

Depends on what you term "tracksuit bottoms" as it's quite broad and brings many styles, you have the shell type and heavier thicker fabric type that are either straight legged or taper to the ankle.

Personally all tracksuit bottoms to me are Council when worn as everyday clothing; in an exercise environment is fine, however I've worn the thicker fabric type which taper to the ankle on both recent (ish) 12 hour flights for comfort.

[STO]

Giving your teenage children scratch cards for Christmas......council?

[Mr Tracy]

STO said:

Giving your teenage children scratch cards for Christmas......council?

Giving your stepchildren scratch cards for Christmas ..... Yes

[Spare tyre]

STO said:

Giving your teenage children scratch cards for Christmas......council?

One is ok I’d say

Any more than that, council

[.:ian:.]

Spare tyre said:

STO said:

Giving your teenage children scratch cards for Christmas......council?

One is ok I’d say

Any more than that, council

Scratch cards or teenage children?

[talksthetorque]

HTP99 said:

Thales said:

Wearing tracksuit bottoms at an airport - council?

Depends on what you term "tracksuit bottoms" as it's quite broad and brings many styles, you have the shell type and heavier thicker fabric type that are either straight legged or taper to the ankle.

Personally all tracksuit bottoms to me are Council when worn as everyday clothing; in an exercise environment is fine, however I've worn the thicker fabric type which taper to the ankle on both recent (ish) 12 hour flights for comfort.

Surely one changes into one's silk pyjamas in the dressing room at the back of your plane for longer flights.
For some unknown reason ( it's never actually happened to me) I have an unreasonable fear of having tracky bottoms pulled down in public on the few occasions I wear them.

[BaldOldMan]

talksthetorque said:

Surely one changes into one's silk pyjamas in the dressing room at the back of your plane for longer flights.
For some unknown reason ( it's never actually happened to me) I have an unreasonable fear of having tracky bottoms pulled down in public on the few occasions I wear them.

The back of the plane - that's council - you should always be at the front darling

Trackie bottoms at the airport, definitely council - if matched with a footie top, double council

[talksthetorque]

BaldOldMan said:

talksthetorque said:

Surely one changes into one's silk pyjamas in the dressing room at the back of your plane for longer flights.
For some unknown reason ( it's never actually happened to me) I have an unreasonable fear of having tracky bottoms pulled down in public on the few occasions I wear them.

The back of the plane - that's council - you should always be at the front darling

The back of your plane is defintely not council though.

[BaldOldMan]

talksthetorque said:

The back of your plane is defintely not council though.

Fair play - i did miss that bit

[talksthetorque]

BaldOldMan said:

talksthetorque said:

The back of your plane is defintely not council though.

Fair play - i did miss that bit

No worries - it's just like being at home - having to explain my jokes

[m3jappa]

HTP99 said:

Depends on what you term "tracksuit bottoms" as it's quite broad and brings many styles, you have the shell type and heavier thicker fabric type that are either straight legged or taper to the ankle.

Personally all tracksuit bottoms to me are Council when worn as everyday clothing; in an exercise environment is fine, however I've worn the thicker fabric type which taper to the ankle on both recent (ish) 12 hour flights for comfort.

I wear jogging bottoms at home and at work (building trade) because they are so much more comfortable than pretty much anything else. I will certainly wear them on a flight and possibly to a shop as well

That said they are fking council and i hate myself for it I have tried to wear the cargo type work trousers and have about 5 pairs but when your up and down hundreds of times a day they are so uncomfortable, also due to my 'shape' they just never fit properly either

[nonsequitur]

m3jappa said:

I wear jogging bottoms at home and at work (building trade) because they are so much more comfortable than pretty much anything else. I will certainly wear them on a flight and possibly to a shop as well

That said they are fking council and i hate myself for it I have tried to wear the cargo type work trousers and have about 5 pairs but when your up and down hundreds of times a day they are so uncomfortable, also due to my 'shape' they just never fit properly either

Admit it, you mean builders bum!

[m3jappa]

nonsequitur said:

Admit it, you mean builders bum!

Even with the jogging bottoms i can feel I've got one

[technodup]

Blaming a shopping centre for being busy when you take your young children on the 27th (after doing the exact same last year...). Council.

The next bit went on to say it was the same when the Coca Cola truck came. Double council.

[kowalski655]

Silverburn is a nightmare at the best of times-to be fair it is a pretty poor design, but it can be no surprise to anyone that it will be a nightmare at this time of year