Is lad culture a problem or just a laugh?
Discuss issues that have a social and cultural impact, including but not limited to issues such as racism, teenage pregnancies, the social impact of religion, and the state of the education system.
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Is lad culture a problem or just a laugh?
I think it's kinda outta control.
I'm sick of people like UniLad and their "banter".
Am I the only one that finds this trend very annoying?
I just read this and it made me even more annoyed.
http://www.vice.com/en_uk/read/a-big...s-biggest-lads
I guess Im just a boring nerd. -
Re: Is lad culture a problem or just a laugh?
People can do what they want who are you to tell them they are wrong fair enough you might not like it then don't act like that yourself no one is forcing you. Yes some people are over the top but they aren't hurting anyone other than themselves which is their decision and no one has the right to tell them what to do. As for rape jokes who cares people make jokes about everything 9/11, Death, Genital Mutilation etc... it's called black comedy just because someone jokes about rape it doesn't mean they are rapists.
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Re: Is lad culture a problem or just a laugh?1rd?(Original post by sconter)
strong 1rd post. no the problem is people like you.
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Re: Is lad culture a problem or just a laugh?What a coincidence, I was just reading that article no more than an hour ago!(Original post by Joerumford)
I think it's kinda outta control.
I'm sick of people like UniLad and their "banter".
Am I the only one that finds this trend very annoying?
I just read this and it made me even more annoyed.
http://www.vice.com/en_uk/read/a-big...s-biggest-lads
I guess Im just a boring nerd.
I agree with what you said. A bit of 'banter' in mild doses is okay but the university scene is the UK nowadays is pretty ridiculous. Also, what are those deadbeats studying? 'Sports Coaching' - how appropriate. University is just an excuse for them to go get pissed for a couple of years before reality kicks in.
By the way, Vice is great. I remember posting a thread about Vice a month or so ago and nobody replied
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Re: Is lad culture a problem or just a laugh?
It seems to be a way for sexually insecure and massively dull guys to flaunt their penis without actually getting it out of their pants. It worries me that a huge percentage of university students refer to themselves as lads whilst studying law, medicine etc. Heres to the future.
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Re: Is lad culture a problem or just a laugh?i realise the word troll can be used to describe pretty much anything, but im not trolling.(Original post by Darkphilosopher)
K. You're trolling.
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edit: lol you've deleted your post because of negs, what a pathetic ****Last edited by sconter; 13-05-2012 at 11:45. -
Re: Is lad culture a problem or just a laugh?Couldn't agree more. In any sane continental European country these 'lads' would be doing vocational degrees as roofers or house painters. Or if they care about sports coaching so very much they can go coach some little kiddies.(Original post by prog2djent)
What happens when you try to get 50 percent of the school population into UNI,
eh?
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Re: Is lad culture a problem or just a laugh?again i dont see how this is a bad thing.(Original post by Dux_Helvetica)
What a coincidence, I was just reading that article no more than an hour ago!
I agree with what you said. A bit of 'banter' in mild doses is okay but the university scene is the UK nowadays is pretty ridiculous. Also, what are those deadbeats studying? 'Sports Coaching' - how appropriate. University is just an excuse for them to go get pissed for a couple of years before reality kicks in.
By the way, Vice is great. I remember posting a thread about Vice a month or so ago and nobody replied
you work your whole life using your 'spare' time doing things you enjoy (but actusally spend most of it doing worthless crap like watching tv). basically meaning you do what you actually want for a small portion of your life. all of which is working up until the point you retire, something you look forward to your whole life so you can do what you want... at an age where you can no longer do it.
so what if they are putting themselves in a lifetimes worth of debt, because they are actually having the time of a lifetime. if i wasnt going to be doing a proper course, i'd still go to uni, for this reason alone. -
Re: Is lad culture a problem or just a laugh?
I'd say it's just a laugh - yes, I follow it on Facebook, but I wouldn't expect to treat my wife like the way they do - in fact, if I did, I know exactly what I'd get in return :/ and I shudder at the thought of it.
Do I refer to myself as a lad? For me, the term "lad" is very boyish, and I don't like boyish, I am a young man; I am mature and I respect people.Last edited by ct2k7; 11-05-2012 at 23:24.
