eBay - The Chav's favourite
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eBay - The Chav's favourite
Just been on eBay to be faced with their Top 10 searches
1. BMW
2. Queen
3. Mobile Phones
4. BURBERRY
5. MP3
6. Mini Cooper
7. LAMBRETTA
8. Nokia
9. Golf
10. PS2
think I might do a search for burberry and see what comes up...
1. BMW
2. Queen
3. Mobile Phones
4. BURBERRY
5. MP3
6. Mini Cooper
7. LAMBRETTA
8. Nokia
9. Golf
10. PS2
think I might do a search for burberry and see what comes up...
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i make a easy £50 a month on there just clicking buttons
i love ebay
my mates just made a program to help you bet in stuff and made £30 yesterday in its first day
i love ebay
my mates just made a program to help you bet in stuff and made £30 yesterday in its first day
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Originally Posted by Senior_AP
Lambretta isn't Chav really.
Lambretta the clothing, not the scooters.
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My wife makes £100 profit a month on EBay wise ease.
Go to a car boot sale, haggle with someone, take some nice pics and sell on EBay. You just have to know what to look for
Go to a car boot sale, haggle with someone, take some nice pics and sell on EBay. You just have to know what to look for
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It must be said that I have seen a lot of stuff on ebay sell for more than you could get it new. It seems very much to depend on what you are selling but there do seem to be a lot of suckers out there who don't have a clear idea of the value of what they are buying.
In saying this the one item i did buy on ebay i paid full retail price for it, but it was no longer available and ebay was the only place i could find one. Under those circumstances it didn't seem like too bad a deal for me and I suppose lots of people feel the same.
In saying this the one item i did buy on ebay i paid full retail price for it, but it was no longer available and ebay was the only place i could find one. Under those circumstances it didn't seem like too bad a deal for me and I suppose lots of people feel the same.
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I just got myself somethings off ebay, waiting on them to be delivered but TBH the price i paid compared to the normal retail was a great saving to me!
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I have sold lots of stuff recently on ebay and some of the prices i got really surprised me
[michael winner mode] i love ebay i love ebay i love ebay[/michael winner mode]
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Originally Posted by messiah
...oh yes it is...
Lambretta the clothing, not the scooters.
Lambretta the clothing, not the scooters.
I would not consider Lambretta Chav at all. I don't have loads but I do have a T-shirt.
Irrespective of whether I own one I cannot see that as Chav at all.
What about Firetrap....would you consider that to be Chav??
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Firetrap and Sonetti are the 58p for 83 years catalouge specials !
Stone Island & Henri Loyd are at the top of the chav pile for clothes.
Stone Island & Henri Loyd are at the top of the chav pile for clothes.
....and Rockport.
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Originally Posted by Senior_AP
I would not consider Lambretta Chav at all. I don't have loads but I do have a T-shirt.
Irrespective of whether I own one I cannot see that as Chav at all.
What about Firetrap....would you consider that to be Chav??
Irrespective of whether I own one I cannot see that as Chav at all.
What about Firetrap....would you consider that to be Chav??
McKenzie, Nicholson, Ben Sherman, Von Dutch, Umbro, Teddy Smith, Henri Lloyd, Kappa, etc.
Non-Chav would include Paul Smith, Diesel, Hugo Boss, Lacoste, Aquascutum (although sometimes a little questionable), Stone Island and Armani.
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Stone Island & Henri Loyd are at the top of the chav pile for clothes.[/QUOTE]
Stone Island is starting to get slightly chav, purely because of E-bay snides, but if you know anybody who has worn it since early nineties, I would think carefully before calling them a Chav!
Stone Island is starting to get slightly chav, purely because of E-bay snides, but if you know anybody who has worn it since early nineties, I would think carefully before calling them a Chav!
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Originally Posted by Robert Rosario
Non-Chav would include Paul Smith, Diesel, Hugo Boss, Lacoste, Aquascutum (although sometimes a little questionable), Stone Island and Armani.
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Originally Posted by Robert Rosario
Yes, and also
McKenzie, Nicholson, Ben Sherman, Von Dutch, Umbro, Teddy Smith, Henri Lloyd, Kappa, etc.
Non-Chav would include Paul Smith, Diesel, Hugo Boss, Lacoste, Aquascutum (although sometimes a little questionable), Stone Island and Armani.
McKenzie, Nicholson, Ben Sherman, Von Dutch, Umbro, Teddy Smith, Henri Lloyd, Kappa, etc.
Non-Chav would include Paul Smith, Diesel, Hugo Boss, Lacoste, Aquascutum (although sometimes a little questionable), Stone Island and Armani.
Stone Island is FULL CHAV!!!! No way is that Non-Chav!!!
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Originally Posted by davyboy
I would call them a football hooligan instead then.
May be they were just appreciatiave of the clothes at the time, before every wannabe started wearing it.
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Originally Posted by tucker101uk
I remember them! PMSL!