chavs ?

[bribones]

ok who watched it,hands up ?
got to say it wasnt what i thought it would be ,but saying that it did put across some good points about the division in the classes and how the working class are viewed,all in all apart from the bling and the burbury check ill have to put my hands up and say im a 40 year old chav lol,working class from a council estate who spends his money instead of saving it,Council House And Violent lol thats the wife,always remember me gran used to wash the step oh well lifes full of suprises

[Clare]

I watched in great interest. I am not a charva (proper term thank you) in the slightest but I live in a village predominately inhabited by charvas and the younger generation of these get right on my tit end.

It is not because they do not work (some of them do and the rest of them are not yet old enough to have a job) but it is the fact that they hang around outside and drink and shout at each other instead of talking.

I am what they class as a stinking hippy metaller (as was shouted at me many many times at the Hippy Green in Newcastle by charvas) so the difference is already there no matter what. But why oh why do the have to hang around on street corners giving what is a good area a bad appearance.

My rant is over...........for now cos I am sure to have sparked something or offended someone (but that was not the intention)

[bribones]

i always thought a charva as being one of the boys ,we always say you know such and such and they say oh yeh hes a proper charva ie jack the lad type \"chavs\"i was refering to the programme title which did explain the regional differences in the name,but that said why is someone who hangs around on a corner tagged a charva chav whatever?,we all have them ,there mostly called teenagers,not sure what a hippy green metaller is ??

[Clare]

me with bright red hair wearing a patch work skirt and a bike jacket