Its not big and you're not impressing anyone - St Austell
14 June 2011, 05:59 PM
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The definition of the term chav is perceived differently by different people. To a hardcore 'hippy'/newage type, a chav for them probably encompasses a fairly broad range of people, etc etc...
Which begs the question: How does a chav define a chav? Does chav know he is a chav?
Which begs the question: How does a chav define a chav? Does chav know he is a chav?
14 June 2011, 07:51 PM
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I sometimes drive fast in 30's 40's when there's nobody walking about (fast as in up to 35-45 very quickly though!) but on the motorway I always stay at 65mph.
14 June 2011, 07:53 PM
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The definition of the term chav is perceived differently by different people. To a hardcore 'hippy'/newage type, a chav for them probably encompasses a fairly broad range of people, etc etc...
Which begs the question: How does a chav define a chav? Does chav know he is a chav?
Which begs the question: How does a chav define a chav? Does chav know he is a chav?
A chav is nothing else.
16 June 2011, 11:09 AM
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I'd say no - that's half the fun in labelling them - in the chav's eyes they think they're cool with their trousers round their ankles, their pants hanging out, hoodie on and cap rotated on their head to about 20 degrees, whilst saying "like" and "you know" every other word and toking on a Lambert 
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Oh - not forgetting having no respect for anyone and anything.
.Oh - not forgetting having no respect for anyone and anything.
22 September 2012, 01:42 AM
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Thinking back i thought it was subaru stickers but dunno
I will have done it myself in my Capri days, all beit with a blowing exhaust doing burnouts at lights in Manchester at about 2am
It is different when you do it yourself than when you witness someone else caning it
Each to their own tho sticker wise, not for me
I had a modded Sunbeam Ti in the early nineties (wish I had it now) and bought it with stickers, first thing I did was to get them off, looked top after, nice shiny black paint with hooooge cibies, then took them off
22 September 2012, 06:51 AM
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On the whole 'chav' image I totally get where people are coming from. I've got 2 young children and the looks I get when I'm parking or at the school makes me really uncomfortable but also angry too. Why judge people ontheir cars? Just cos I drive a stickered scooby, it dosnt mean that I'm a thug and drive round like a loony! I love scoobs and always will and will get my ra back one day 
for now I'll stick to ( in my. Opinion and to be honest sod everyone elses) wagon 
. Practical for the family, makes the noise although does not make my butt cling to the seat in fear like the ra did haha and is still a scoob x
for now I'll stick to ( in my. Opinion and to be honest sod everyone elses) wagon . Practical for the family, makes the noise although does not make my butt cling to the seat in fear like the ra did haha and is still a scoob x ) love my car they all tell the kids to get by the window and listen to my car as I drive past. Making future Scooby chav's??? Maybe but who cares makes them smile makes me smile love my scoob and always will.
27 September 2012, 09:05 AM
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was it seam welded or was it like most sunbeams back in the day nothing left to weld to
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