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haha the american "chavs" would kick their asses in a second.

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America calls them( at least in my day In Cali) Bustas, marks, foolios, bitchmade,

wannabes, either way. They stick out like a sore thumb. Now that i'm older i just laugh at folks like this and dont associate with them. Butwhen i was younger we'd punk em for money at a crap game, Get em to buy all the alcohol at a kick back. And just whoop there ass if they said anything wrong

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Am  I  the only one that finds this chav crap old?  All these sites are all anti-chav, and it's annoying as hell.  I don't care that you don't like chavs!  Keep it to yourself.

Ok, ****ty night, excuse that.  But it's still true

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Doesn't stop it from being funny :devil:

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Ok if i'm understanding this right a Chav is like what we a call a skeet where I come from.

Skeet- Taken From UrbanDictionary

masculine noun

Term local to Newfoundland, particular the Metropolitan St. John's region.

A. 1. A person who makes deliberate attempts at starting trouble in public places, usually picking fights with anyone passing by, or by shouting insults and obscenities at random people.

2. Usually characterised by choice of music (predominantly rap), and style of dress (much bling-bling, EXCO clothing/Columbia jackets)

3. Perhaps most closely related to the North American "wigger", they attempt to personify the agressive afro-american culture embodied in rap music. This, again, is done through loud blasting of rap, their style of dress, and inexplicable agression.

Perhaps better explained as an overagressive wigger, in many cases.

4. Verbally, can be distinguished by liberal peppering of any conversation with "****" "****" "****", or any combination of the aforementioned. Often used in both private conversation with friends (eg.: "Buddy, you're some *****' *****, wha?"), or in public address, in psuedo-attempts at agression ("*****' *****! Yeah, walk away, you *****' PANSY *****!").

5. Usually associated with vices of society - excessive drinking and smoking, oftentimes with drug use.

6. Usually found at their peak between the ages of 12 and 18. Younger than twelve, they are usually psuedo-skeets, who put forth such an appearance for public display.

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