12-11-2015, 11:19 AM
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Re: Just Finding Amusing without Offending
HiFor those of you who may have an interest in studying Chavs in large numbers in their natural habitat may I suggest a visit to Telford Town Centre.
They congregate in large numbers around their feeding grounds, Greggs and McDonalds.
The females, like magpies, are drawn to sparkly objects, and can often be found in groups around Accessorize.
The females are also almost invariably heavier than the males and more colourful, often in dayglo shades of velour, which makes them easily identifiable.
They are best seen after 11am in the morning, they are not known as early risers.
12-11-2015, 11:23 AM
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Re: Just Finding Amusing without Offending
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiFor those of you who may have an interest in studying Chavs in large numbers in their natural habitat may I suggest a visit to Telford Town Centre.
They congregate in large numbers around their feeding grounds, Greggs and McDonalds.
The females, like magpies, are drawn to sparkly objects, and can often be found in groups around Accessorize.
The females are also almost invariably heavier than the males and more colourful, often in dayglo shades of velour, which makes them easily identifiable.
They are best seen after 11am in the morning, they are not known as early risers.
12-11-2015, 11:56 AM
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Re: Just Finding Amusing without Offending
Originally Posted by countrygirl
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Been there, seen them, and sadly on Sunday afternoons we noted many of the ladies were sporting a black eye.
Tis true, but strangely enough, it is not the scrawny males who deal out most of them, it is the fact that the females fight amongst themselves.
A few years ago I was instructed, much against my better wishes, to take a TV Crew with me for a nightshift in Telford, part of the stupid publicity demanded at the time.
The TV Crew were stunned by the amount of females fighting and the viciousness with which they fought.
Luckily after 5 hours they had had enough and after the legal people had been over the stuff there was less than three minutes which could be transmitted.
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