The Word "Mint"...a Bit Chav ?
07 September 2009, 03:15 PM
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The Word "Mint"...a Bit Chav ?
OK, flame suit on, is using the word "mint" to describe something that you like very much, a bit on the chav / common side 
I think it is, and am probably being a bit snobbish, but I'm not bothered ;-)
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I think it is, and am probably being a bit snobbish, but I'm not bothered ;-)
Flame suit on.
Discuss.
07 September 2009, 03:31 PM
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To say something is in mint condition isn't necessarily chavvy.
All depends on contexts and the way it's said.
It would appear that you may be being a tiny little bit snobbish
All depends on what part of the country you're from too I suppose.
One thing for certain, saying 'innit' 'blud/bruv' etc. etc. is ultra-chav.
All depends on contexts and the way it's said.
It would appear that you may be being a tiny little bit snobbish
All depends on what part of the country you're from too I suppose.
One thing for certain, saying 'innit' 'blud/bruv' etc. etc. is ultra-chav.
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To describe something fantastic around here they use...
Dats Mint da mate.
How Bad is da.
Dats Sick da kidda.
Dats sound da lar.
Dats safe.
How naughty iz da lar.
Dats Mint da mate.
How Bad is da.
Dats Sick da kidda.
Dats sound da lar.
Dats safe.
How naughty iz da lar.
07 September 2009, 08:42 PM
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08 September 2009, 12:37 AM
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mint
bling
tick
bliss
gleam(s)
gloss
floss
kriss
krisp (with a c sometimes)?
heavy
solid
money
fly
bangin
boom (pronounced 'buuum' in a brummy accent)
flex
locked
wicked
bad (sometimes joined up as badass)
chrome
Only few I have heard, personally I like to call everything sh*t like "that's the sh*t" and mostly "f*ck off it's sh*t you c*ock and I am not buying your sh*t" but I find simply saying f*ck all the time is theraputic, especially at work.
bling
tick
bliss
gleam(s)
gloss
floss
kriss
krisp (with a c sometimes)?
heavy
solid
money
fly
bangin
boom (pronounced 'buuum' in a brummy accent)
flex
locked
wicked
bad (sometimes joined up as badass)
chrome
Only few I have heard, personally I like to call everything sh*t like "that's the sh*t" and mostly "f*ck off it's sh*t you c*ock and I am not buying your sh*t" but I find simply saying f*ck all the time is theraputic, especially at work.
08 September 2009, 12:38 AM
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mint
bling
tick
bliss
gleam(s)
gloss
floss
kriss
krisp (with a c sometimes)?
heavy
solid
money
fly
bangin
boom (pronounced 'buuum' in a brummy accent)
flex
locked
wicked
bad (sometimes joined up as badass)
chrome
Only few I have heard, personally I like to call everything sh*t like "that's the sh*t" and mostly "f*ck off it's sh*t you c*ock and I am not buying your sh*t" but I find simply saying f*ck all the time is theraputic, especially at work.
bling
tick
bliss
gleam(s)
gloss
floss
kriss
krisp (with a c sometimes)?
heavy
solid
money
fly
bangin
boom (pronounced 'buuum' in a brummy accent)
flex
locked
wicked
bad (sometimes joined up as badass)
chrome
Only few I have heard, personally I like to call everything sh*t like "that's the sh*t" and mostly "f*ck off it's sh*t you c*ock and I am not buying your sh*t" but I find simply saying f*ck all the time is theraputic, especially at work.
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I think "mint", "luv", "vikkid" and "sterling" type of words are for chavs to use. Even the use of "sound!" instead of "great!" sounds a bit *that* way to me. In my opinion, all informal and slang words are chavvy. But I wholeheartedly support the use of such words and Urban Dictionary stuff etc. by at least 80% population. People who use such words makes me feel better about myself. It is good for my ego
I look down upon such chavvy 
crowd. Similar to when I see poor spellers. That makes me feel more intelligent than them, even when I am just an average walkabout. It is a very "mint" feeling, really. 
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