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only the elite are allowed to own an LCR.
You're right to be fair, only ever see normal people driving LCR's!
But noticed a lot of chavs recently buying cupras which is dissapointing
thats because they can buy a dump valve yo and cruz round da streets tearing it up showing everyone they are packing booooooost....
... between every traffic light and junction...
fail.
... between every traffic light and junction...
fail.
Hi m8.2 true!!mk4golf's,focus's&pug206 cant shift 4 em.leon's r gettin bit more now prices r comin down.went past the local college other day bloody hell seems all the KIDS have mk4 golf's<loud exhaut&louder stereo>all hangin in the local pub car park.<do they still do Mcd's&kfc>mayb some kind young member can tell me?bein a old git dont kno these things.
Aaaaaaaahhhhhh, an experienced L33t3r! We're getting away from the main conversation though...... what we need here is the clear, 'wiki' definition of 'Chav'
What part of driving could be specifically targeted as 'juvenile delinquence'?
We're getting away from the main conversation though...... what we need here is the clear, 'wiki' definition of 'Chav'What part of driving could be specifically targeted as 'juvenile delinquence'?
Quote:
A chav (pronounced /ˈtʃæv/ (CHAV)) is a stereotypical young person in the United Kingdom. The typical "chav"—known also as a charver in Yorkshire and North East England is said to be an aggressive teenager, typically unemployed or of white working class background, who repeatedly engages in anti-social behaviour, such as street drinking, drug abuse and rowdiness, or other forms of juvenile delinquency.
haha i love it what a good definition that is just great, so really that car cant be a chav car as is says no were in there about cars ! sorted lcrs are NOT a chav car !
A chav (pronounced /ˈtʃæv/ (CHAV)) is a stereotypical young person in the United Kingdom. The typical "chav"—known also as a charver in Yorkshire and North East England is said to be an aggressive teenager, typically unemployed or of white working class background, who repeatedly engages in anti-social behaviour, such as street drinking, drug abuse and rowdiness, or other forms of juvenile delinquency.
haha i love it what a good definition that is just great, so really that car cant be a chav car as is says no were in there about cars ! sorted lcrs are NOT a chav car !
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