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Sidcup: An incident

Posted on: September 27th, 2006 by admin 2 Comments
I’ts hard to tell where and when ‘Chavs’ originated from.  As someone in their thirties, I can remember the nineties being a relatively peaceful decade, with random violence kept to a bare minimum; well, compared to these days, that is.
Then, like some  mutagenic virus spreading through a disease riddled body, these burberry clad muppets suddenly appeared, ready and willing to spawn the next ‘wave’ of parasites to plague our lives. Sorry, I digress.
I remember an incident that occurred a couple of months ago in Sidcup. whilst enroute on a 286 to meet my girlfriend at the only non chav establishment in town, a group of these social inadequates stormed onto the bus and, like all chavs, gravitated towards the back seats, all the time making more animal noises than the inhabitants of Whipsnade Zoo.
Why do they do this? Is it an authority issue they have?
“Ooh, let’s be really rebellious and get as far away from the driver  as possible and still call him a c..t.”
These morons would have been more bearable if the one who possessed the group’s solitary brain cell knew WHEN TO GET OFF THE BUS. It’s usually a bus stop, kids. No, realising they’ve missed their stop, they surge down to the driver’s cab and demand to be let out in the middle of the road, at a junction; obviously not aware there are things called CARS driving by the space at speed where they wished to alight at.
Of course, when the driver refused their request, they eloquently utilised their educational prowess by calling him as many expletives their tiny minds could remember.  This went on for five minures, draining the driver’s patience, not to mention everyone else’s who shared the bus with these idiots.
One old boy, probably wishing national service was reintroduced, intervened on the driver’s behalf and told them to “stop arsing about”. This brave act, however, only meant he was the next victim of their tepid abuse.
When they finally got off and the doors closed with an audiable sigh, one little scumbag  put his face to the door and began the tiresome routine all over again; probably thought he was being ‘clever’ and ‘ard’.
Charles Darwin once wrote about evolution.  I think we’re seeing the first signs of ‘rapid degeneration’.

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bermondsey – home of the pitbull terrier

Posted on: July 6th, 2006 by admin 2 Comments
I strongly advise anyone to stay away from this part of the world, I have become an expert at chavspotting and this place is a veritable breeding ground for low-life chav scum.

The absolute must-have talisman is the pit-bull dog, this must be taken out in public with no leash to show how hard you are…. The Bermondsey male chav will be easily distinguished when you are walking down the street, for a start he won’t be walking but performing some ridiculous strut from Monty Pythons ministry of silly walks whilst waving his jewellry clad arms around like a f**king stoned monkey.

The chav female will usually be wearing a tracksuit and holding an extra large pushchair with several chav babies inside. She will usually have her greasy/laquered hair tied back and very large earrings.

there are several places in Bermondsey that are currently under occupation by these characters, One such place is Southwark Park, a beautiful serene park which has been spoiled by the presence of the chav. The most chavtastic place though is a shopping centre called ‘Surrey Quays’, this place is home to the under 25′s only, although the occasional older chav can be spotted. this place has the most sports shops per square mile in the country and is to be avoided especially on a Saturday. One of my favourite hobbies is counting pitbulls, I usually spot at least half a dozen a day, I thought these animals were all destroyed but Bermondsey seems to be a special nature reserve where the rights of the killer dog have been preserved.

I’m moving away in a month but you cannot escape the chav, I moved to Bermondsey from Cardiff which is also crawling with chavs of a different nature, Cardiff is home to the ‘mulletted’ chav who can often be seen sporting a mullet hairstyle coupled with a pink sports t shirt. I’m moving to Sutton(surrey) which is near Croydon – the chav capital of the country, I intend to become an expert in Chavology and write a thesis on the pointlessness of existence ……

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Carshalton

Posted on: July 6th, 2006 by admin 4 Comments

Not far from croydon, in the wandle valley lies the not-so-peaceful town of carshalton. a scummy outrageous peaceful town/village/hideout/whatever ya want. Roaming Grounds for the local pondlife (chavs/chavettes), who mostly come from school (Look for CHSG, CHSB, Stanley Park). Carshalton Park is a great place for the locals (scum) to get together for a drink up or a punch up, depending wether some little 12 yr old kid has had more than 2 bottles of stella artois down his neck. Carshalton College is another “breeding” ground aswell. And alas, we come to the infamous “Circle”, at the top end near st.helier shithospital. The Locals Shits all hang outside either Favourite Chicken or Sparks, terrorising anyone who dares to come within 3 metres (range at which they can safely bottle someone) of them. My Opinion: Dont go to Carshalton.

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Bermondsey

Posted on: June 27th, 2006 by admin 1 Comment
If anyone has ever been to Bermondsey in South East London they will no doubt have seen the quite startling array of chavdom that congregate in the Surrey Quays Shopping Centre.  Recently undergone some kind of advertising campaign that aims to promote the small centre as a place for the discerning shopper it is in fact a hub of tracksuits, obese mothers and big jewellery.

As we have a baby we don’t get the opportunity to go into London centre very often and so have to make do with a wander around the local area at weekends.  We are constantly amazed when we go into the shopping centre, it’s like something out of a Living Dead movie.  Chavs wander around with gaunt, expressionless faces.  The sound of children crying and chav Mums shouting is deafening.  There is no Elizabeth Duke but there is an H Samuel where the more upmarket chav can buy their ‘Mum’ ring.  Outside the doors of the shopping centre is where you find groups of  women standing around their prams smoking fags and swearing loudly.  They wear the usual scraped back hair, tracksuits and “what are you looking at?” expressions and have the amazing ability to smack their kids really hard whilst smoking a fag and eyeing up a new pair of shoes.

Perhaps because of it’s location the accent sounds exactly like the ”am I bovered?” character and if you ever see the school kids on the bus you’ll realise just how easy it will be for them to follow in their mum’s footsteps and one day have a kid of their own to batter at the shops.  All in all a thoroughly depressing little place.  We’ve just bought our first place in Bromley as it seemed like a nice place but having read the notices on that area I’m starting to wonder if anywhere is safe from the chav.  Some of the notices said that Bromley is boring but at least Bromley has two theatres and a relatively decent little high street, Bermondsey has a ten pin bowling alley (full of chavs), a cinema and the shopping centre of the damned.  Can’t wait to escape.

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Bermondsey

Posted on: June 27th, 2006 by admin No Comments
If anyone has ever been to Bermondsey in South East London they will no doubt have seen the quite startling array of chavdom that congregate in the Surrey Quays Shopping Centre.  Recently undergone some kind of advertising campaign that aims to promote the small centre as a place for the discerning shopper it is in fact a hub of tracksuits, obese mothers and big jewellery.

As we have a baby we don’t get the opportunity to go into London centre very often and so have to make do with a wander around the local area at weekends.  We are constantly amazed when we go into the shopping centre, it’s like something out of a Living Dead movie.  Chavs wander around with gaunt, expressionless faces.  The sound of children crying and chav Mums shouting is deafening.  There is no Elizabeth Duke but there is an H Samuel where the more upmarket chav can buy their ‘Mum’ ring.  Outside the doors of the shopping centre is where you find groups of  women standing around their prams smoking fags and swearing loudly.  They wear the usual scraped back hair, tracksuits and “what are you looking at?” expressions and have the amazing ability to smack their kids really hard whilst smoking a fag and eyeing up a new pair of shoes.

Perhaps because of it’s location the accent sounds exactly like the ”am I bovered?” character and if you ever see the school kids on the bus you’ll realise just how easy it will be for them to follow in their mum’s footsteps and one day have a kid of their own to batter at the shops.  All in all a thoroughly depressing little place.  We’ve just bought our first place in Bromley as it seemed like a nice place but having read the notices on that area I’m starting to wonder if anywhere is safe from the chav.  Some of the notices said that Bromley is boring but at least Bromley has two theatres and a relatively decent little high street, Bermondsey has a ten pin bowling alley (full of chavs), a cinema and the shopping centre of the damned.  Can’t wait to escape.

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