Am I a Chav? - AMA
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Original post by Breakingsad
40% eek.
How often do you go out for a cheeky nandos with the lads?
Original post by Breakingsad
That's good then. There are a lot of chavs in this part of England.
South east London?
Original post by Breakingsad
Stoney?
Stone Island. You're definitely not a chav
Original post by Fleming1928
How often do you go out for a cheeky nandos with the lads?
That's not chavvy? It's just so 'lad'
Original post by Fleming1928
How often do you go out for a cheeky nandos with the lads?
Never. Cheeky Nandos with the girls however...
Original post by Tahret
Nah, Birmingham.
Original post by Breakingsad
Banter, yes. Lad, no.
Hmmm, this is a tough one. I say your more of a lad than a chav which honestly is almost as bad
Original post by Tahret
That's not chavvy? It's just so 'lad'
Most lads are chavs though. What happened to gentlemen?
Original post by Breakingsad
Never. Cheeky Nandos with the girls however...
If you were a chav you'd say 'lass' instead of 'girl'
Original post by Fleming1928
Most lads are chavs though. What happened to gentlemen?
If you were a chav you'd say 'lass' instead of 'girl'
If you were a chav you'd say 'lass' instead of 'girl'
I never say 'lass', so that's reassuring.
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Original post by alldayniqqa
Hmmm, this is a tough one. I say your more of a lad than a chav which honestly is almost as bad
Ladish behaviour *shudders*
Original post by Fleming1928
If you were a chav you'd say 'lass' instead of 'girl'
If you were a chav you'd say 'lass' instead of 'girl'
not really lass is a northern/Scottish term rather than a chav one
Original post by United1892
not really lass is a northern/Scottish term rather than a chav one
I live in the West Midlands and here it's considered to be a chav term
Original post by Fleming1928
I live in the West Midlands and here it's considered to be a chav term
Possibly would be that far south but in Newcastle it's just a standard term.
Original post by United1892
Possibly would be that far south but in Newcastle it's just a standard term.
I used to live near Newcastle so I understand
Around that area the word 'shan' (which kind of meant 'unfair') was considered a chav word. Is it the same in Newcastle?
Original post by Fleming1928
I live in the West Midlands and here it's considered to be a chav term
Always knew Marian was a chav.
Original post by Fleming1928
I used to live near Newcastle so I understand
Around that area the word 'shan' (which kind of meant 'unfair'
was considered a chav word. Is it the same in Newcastle?
Around that area the word 'shan' (which kind of meant 'unfair'
was considered a chav word. Is it the same in Newcastle?Best city in the world
yeah 'shan' is slightly chavvy not as bad as 'pagga' for fight and stuff like that.
Original post by Tahret
You're not a chav.
why because she used the word 'eek'?
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