A bit council (Vol 6)
A bit council (Vol 6)
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eldar

25,248 posts

225 months

Wednesday 17th June
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Dan Singh said:
Spare tyre said:
Bentley badge on the Chrysler grille! Why didn't they just go out and nick a real one for the day?
Real class is a Chrysler badge on a Bentley with a towbar.

DodgyGeezer

48,887 posts

219 months

Wednesday 17th June
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Stick Legs said:
they're quite common in mainland Europe - but then they are also a damn sight nicer too

donkmeister

12,813 posts

129 months

Thursday 18th June
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DodgyGeezer said:
Stick Legs said:
they're quite common in mainland Europe - but then they are also a damn sight nicer too
I have nothing against the old pagan rite of tying a bunch of flowers to the precise railing where promises of football stardom came to rest, as a one-off temporary measure.

Trying to establish a permanent shrine though... WTAF.

raceboy

13,890 posts

309 months

Thursday 18th June
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We have 2 local to us, one commemorating one wrong-un mowing down and killing another wrong-un with his Range Rover, and the other 'celebrating' a lad who after coming home from a alcohol/coke night out proceeded to get in his work van, go for a drive and fail to make a corner in a town centre, the really ironic thing at the moment is the wreath laid at the scene now commemorates the lads 30th birthday, with the '30' looking every bit like a 30 speed limit sign, if he'd been doing 30 instead of 56 he 'might' have not hit the bridge. hehe

Stick Legs

8,921 posts

194 months

Thursday 18th June
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donkmeister said:
DodgyGeezer said:
Stick Legs said:
they're quite common in mainland Europe - but then they are also a damn sight nicer too
I have nothing against the old pagan rite of tying a bunch of flowers to the precise railing where promises of football stardom came to rest, as a one-off temporary measure.

Trying to establish a permanent shrine though... WTAF.
It's the permenant shrine thing that gets me...

There's one near me that gets decorated for Christmas every year.

Jo-say8k

313 posts

45 months

Thursday 18th June
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I think that's called a Christmas nativity? confused
angel

Tom8

6,296 posts

183 months

Thursday 18th June
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Stick Legs said:
donkmeister said:
DodgyGeezer said:
Stick Legs said:
they're quite common in mainland Europe - but then they are also a damn sight nicer too
I have nothing against the old pagan rite of tying a bunch of flowers to the precise railing where promises of football stardom came to rest, as a one-off temporary measure.

Trying to establish a permanent shrine though... WTAF.
It's the permenant shrine thing that gets me...

There's one near me that gets decorated for Christmas every year.
Technically they are fly tipping and should be prosecuted even if they are wiv da angles now.

donkmeister

12,813 posts

129 months

Thursday 18th June
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Tom8 said:
Stick Legs said:
donkmeister said:
DodgyGeezer said:
Stick Legs said:
they're quite common in mainland Europe - but then they are also a damn sight nicer too
I have nothing against the old pagan rite of tying a bunch of flowers to the precise railing where promises of football stardom came to rest, as a one-off temporary measure.

Trying to establish a permanent shrine though... WTAF.
It's the permenant shrine thing that gets me...

There's one near me that gets decorated for Christmas every year.
Technically they are fly tipping and should be prosecuted even if they are wiv da angles now.
That's the other bit that gets me... These people are always wiv da angles now, gotcha wings innit.

So who is the shrine for? The former aspiring rapper can't see it because he's now part of the choir eternal, busy snorting manna and dossing on a cloud in a white tracksuit.

Quite simply, it's not for the misunderstood rascal, it's for the ones left behind. It's become an inappropriate outpouring of performative grief.

Dan Singh

1,346 posts

79 months

Thursday 18th June
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donkmeister said:
Tom8 said:
Stick Legs said:
donkmeister said:
DodgyGeezer said:
Stick Legs said:
they're quite common in mainland Europe - but then they are also a damn sight nicer too
I have nothing against the old pagan rite of tying a bunch of flowers to the precise railing where promises of football stardom came to rest, as a one-off temporary measure.

Trying to establish a permanent shrine though... WTAF.
It's the permenant shrine thing that gets me...

There's one near me that gets decorated for Christmas every year.
Technically they are fly tipping and should be prosecuted even if they are wiv da angles now.
That's the other bit that gets me... These people are always wiv da angles now, gotcha wings innit.

So who is the shrine for? The former aspiring rapper can't see it because he's now part of the choir eternal, busy snorting manna and dossing on a cloud in a white tracksuit.

Quite simply, it's not for the misunderstood rascal, it's for the ones left behind. It's become an inappropriate outpouring of performative grief.
"Misunderstood rascal" is being pretty generous. Aren't they usually thieving, doped up stbags fleeing from the police?

donkmeister

12,813 posts

129 months

Thursday 18th June
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Dan Singh said:
"Misunderstood rascal" is being pretty generous. Aren't they usually thieving, doped up stbags fleeing from the police?
Hey, don't you talk about Jaydn-Tyrefitter* that way. He's a saint I tells ya, always made sure his mum got her share of the gear BEFORE he cut it with rat poison.

The polis is just prejudiced because of how the law didn't take into account his special needs.

* Nothing against tyre fitters, it's just an "occupation-based surname now used as a first name" that I haven't seen yet.

Tommo87

5,452 posts

142 months

Thursday 18th June
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Stick Legs said:
Jesus, that one blocking the entire kerb. What an over inflated sense of entitlement they have.

Tom8

6,296 posts

183 months

Thursday 18th June
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donkmeister said:
Tom8 said:
Stick Legs said:
donkmeister said:
DodgyGeezer said:
Stick Legs said:
they're quite common in mainland Europe - but then they are also a damn sight nicer too
I have nothing against the old pagan rite of tying a bunch of flowers to the precise railing where promises of football stardom came to rest, as a one-off temporary measure.

Trying to establish a permanent shrine though... WTAF.
It's the permenant shrine thing that gets me...

There's one near me that gets decorated for Christmas every year.
Technically they are fly tipping and should be prosecuted even if they are wiv da angles now.
That's the other bit that gets me... These people are always wiv da angles now, gotcha wings innit.

So who is the shrine for? The former aspiring rapper can't see it because he's now part of the choir eternal, busy snorting manna and dossing on a cloud in a white tracksuit.

Quite simply, it's not for the misunderstood rascal, it's for the ones left behind. It's become an inappropriate outpouring of performative grief.
In fairness it isn't always just the council classes who are pro grief wes, others do it too, seems to have become a sort of grim hobby in the UK now.

WarrenB

3,091 posts

147 months

Thursday 18th June
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Tommo87 said:
Stick Legs said:
Jesus, that one blocking the entire kerb. What an over inflated sense of entitlement they have.
https://maps.app.goo.gl/MxPV3UvMM6s2PVNv5

Now a bench in the corner of the park, but if you go back and look at previous years it was a garish roadside display.

There was of course a GoFundMe to give him the 'send off he deserves'

Local drug runner and waste of space.

DodgyGeezer

48,887 posts

219 months

Thursday 18th June
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WarrenB said:
Tommo87 said:
Stick Legs said:
Jesus, that one blocking the entire kerb. What an over inflated sense of entitlement they have.
https://maps.app.goo.gl/MxPV3UvMM6s2PVNv5

Now a bench in the corner of the park, but if you go back and look at previous years it was a garish roadside display.

There was of course a GoFundMe to give him the 'send off he deserves'

Local drug runner and waste of space.
different strokes for different folks and all that, but this does seem a little cringeworthy


IpcmcI

84 posts

90 months

Saturday 20th June
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Scarborough yesterday (Friday) Van with Irish plate, RRS untaxed. Don’t just jump to conclusions! ;-)

IpcmcI

84 posts

90 months

Saturday 20th June
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IpcmcI said:
Scarborough yesterday (Friday) Van with Irish plate, RRS untaxed. Don t just jump to conclusions! ;-)

IpcmcI

84 posts

90 months

Saturday 20th June
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IpcmcI said:

dundarach

6,210 posts

257 months

Saturday 20th June
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IpcmcI said:
Scarborough yesterday (Friday) Van with Irish plate, RRS untaxed. Don t just jump to conclusions! ;-)
I already did over on Reddit

Seems I was correct... again

Total scum couldn't have happened to more deserving people, I'm so content I might go have a

Mammasaid

5,541 posts

126 months

Saturday 20th June
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I jumped to more conclusions than Greg Rutherford!

and I was right thumbup

vikingaero

13,181 posts

198 months

Saturday 20th June
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dundarach said:
IpcmcI said:
Scarborough yesterday (Friday) Van with Irish plate, RRS untaxed. Don t just jump to conclusions! ;-)
I already did over on Reddit

Seems I was correct... again

Total scum couldn't have happened to more deserving people, I'm so content I might go have a
I'm fairly sure I saw a later video of some Council Scum standing on the roof of those submerged vehicles. Whilst they will be written off I imagine the roof(s) will have been severely dented. Council gets Council I suppose.