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Old 16 July 2006, 19:34   #1
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Solent water chavs

not a brain, let alone a lifejacket between em, portsmouth harbour entrance 2day
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Old 16 July 2006, 20:03   #2
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They were "spoken to".
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What did they do tie on to the side then rip off the cabin ?
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Old 17 July 2006, 07:24   #4
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What did they do tie on to the side then rip off the cabin ?
Very observant! I'd missed that

Anyway, did these "chavs" do anything in particular to warrant their stereotyping and "talking to" as there are plenty of people using Portsmouth Harbour who choose not to wear lifejackets!
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with the greatest respect, any large group of 13 yr + plus teens swigging lambrini, shouting vile language in front of kids and the familys on the beach on a total shed of boat after crossing the entrance not even using the small boats passage was good enough for me -
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Old 17 July 2006, 15:41   #6
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large group of 13 yr + plus teens swigging lambrini, shouting vile language in front of kids and the familys on the beach...
Ahah! That didn't come across in the photo!

Chavs sounds appropriate now!

Anyway, what's the story with the boat(s) with and with out the cuddy - are they one and the same?
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apologies for not explaining - there were two equally poor boats (in my opinion) - with groups in each
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OI thats me in there ... Just kidding

lol 'chavs' i think 'pikeys' is more appropriate!!
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Pikeys are Irish Travellers like me,

you mean Chavs
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Hazardous?

Whilst I can see that there was bit of a lack of safety gear can any one see how flat the sea was?
Was there really a hazard here?
Did any one get hurt?
Did they break down?

All for doing things right but surely a bit of slack can be cut to the chaps out on a day out. - Suggesting that they might like to get out of the main channel and go over to the Gosport shore perhaps
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surely a bit of slack can be cut to the chaps out on a day out. -
Yes, but remember, the rib community are the 'world police', it's their job.

Incidentally, I hear there was a round the island event at the weekend populated by some of the very same highly opinionated 'world police' and that the general navigation ability, and subsequent safety was appauling! If it hadn't been for one or two more 'switched on' ribbers going along (or leading), we'd have had stories of lower units lost on Bembridge ledge and the like! So how about shaming some of your own! C'mon, who was it?
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perhaps you would like to tell us, seeing as you are so well informed

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Yes, but remember, the rib community are the 'world police', it's their job.

Incidentally, I hear there was a round the island event at the weekend populated by some of the very same highly opinionated 'world police' and that the general navigation ability, and subsequent safety was appauling! If it hadn't been for one or two more 'switched on' ribbers going along (or leading), we'd have had stories of lower units lost on Bembridge ledge and the like! So how about shaming some of your own! C'mon, who was it?
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Yes, but remember, the rib community are the 'world police', it's their job.
More like Traffic Wardens, some of them on here
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How does one define 'Chav' and can they only be found in hardboats?
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How does one define 'Chav' ?
I've encounteres about three different definitions....
1. Council House And Violent
2. CHeltenham AVerage - It was originally a term used by the youing ladies of Cheltenham College to rate their boyfriends and CHAV meant Cheltenham Average,ie not great but not bad either. (See http://theliverpoolfcforum.co.uk/vie...a0b7091b810b49 )
3. A Diddicoy greeting.
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How does one define 'Chav' ?
Yes, something that's always intrigued me, too. Never heard of the word until a couple of years ago. Does a person's level of income necessarily determine whether he/she's a chav/chavette? In Essex, for example, we've always had an unusually high volume of people from peasant stock who leave school early, talk in broad cockney accents and swear a lot, but who nevertheless go on to do very well for themselves and end up owning skip-hire companies, groundworks contracting companies etc. and aspire to own Bentley Continental GTs. My question is, should these individuals be classified as pure chavs, ethnic chavs, or do they merely constitute a sub-strata of chavism, a kind of 'nouveau chav', if you like? Your thoughts, gentlemen.
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Yes, something that's always intrigued me, too. Never heard of the word until a couple of years ago. Does a person's level of income necessarily determine whether he/she's a chav/chavette? In Essex, for example, we've always had an unusually high volume of people from peasant stock who leave school early, talk in broad cockney accents and swear a lot, but who nevertheless go on to do very well for themselves and end up owning skip-hire companies, groundworks contracting companies etc. and aspire to own Bentley Continental GTs. My question is, should these individuals be classified as pure chavs, ethnic chavs, or do they merely constitute a sub-strata of chavism, a kind of 'nouveau chav', if you like? Your thoughts, gentlemen.
Class has nothing to do with ones bank account.

As you stated lots of these types do have many trappings or perceived trappings of affluence. But the fact they can finance a Bentley GT does not for second mean they can act and or behave in a like minded fashion.

As a result I feel being a CHAV or peasant is all down to how one conduct ones self. And yes that include the tracksuits worn by people who would not know exercise if it came up and kicked there flabby butt.

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hell... that is almost a right wing rant.
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don't get me started on chavs, i've had one punch me in the head and its that kind of scumbag that should be shot in the kneecaps
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a giggle!

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this is the door to the place Beyond hell…

and look who they voted as the number one Chav
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