"I'm not a chav init"

[Chrizzle]

Last night when I was watching it live, Aisleyne and the group were talking and Michael said something about Aisleyne fancying chavs and she went

"Do I look like a chav, Im not a chav init" :laugh:

Not only that but she said it with gold earrings, gold necklace, and a trackie on.

Bless her

[GlitterEyes]

Just 3 stereotypes of a chav, she isn't a chav at all.

[Chrizzle]

She is a bit of a chav, semi-chav, looks not acts

[Fangz]

Chavvy trash, that's our Ash!:bigsmile:

[Ella]

Yeah but to be a chav is to lead there lifestyle i doubt she goes out everynight hot wiring cars and hanging out with huuuge groups on a friday night :tongue: I have gold earings and a gold chain, granted i dont wear them but if i did no one would class me as a chav

[GlitterEyes]

Thats like Glyns comments on Goths they were far worse and uncalledfor.

[Chrizzle]

Originally posted by Elz_Belz
Yeah but to be a chav is to lead there lifestyle i doubt she goes out everynight hot wiring cars and hanging out with huuuge groups on a friday night :tongue: I have gold earings and a gold chain, granted i dont wear them but if i did no one would class me as a chav

Im wearing a gold necklace now (its a cross necklace, mind you) so I see where your coming from
It was just funny how she followed it with the current chav phrase 'init'

[Ella]

Originally posted by GlitterEyes
Thats like Glyns comments on Goths they were far worse and uncalledfor.

What did Glyn say i missed that? :shocked:

[Fangz]

Originally posted by GlitterEyes
Just 3 stereotypes of a chav, she isn't a chav at all.
If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, then it probably is...a duck.

[Chrizzle]

Originally posted by Fangz
Originally posted by GlitterEyes
Just 3 stereotypes of a chav, she isn't a chav at all.
If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, then it probably is...a duck.

Lmao nicely said :hello:

[GlitterEyes]

Originally posted by Elz_Belz
Originally posted by GlitterEyes
Thats like Glyns comments on Goths they were far worse and uncalledfor.

What did Glyn say i missed that? :shocked:


He said there was "no place for goths in this world, because they make it too depressing."
:mad:

[Chrizzle]

Thats an opinion
Everyones allowed an opinion

[GlitterEyes]

Yeah I didn't say they were not..

[Fangz]

Originally posted by GlitterEyes
Originally posted by Elz_Belz
Originally posted by GlitterEyes
Thats like Glyns comments on Goths they were far worse and uncalledfor.

What did Glyn say i missed that? :shocked:


He said there was "no place for goths in this world, because they make it too depressing."
:mad:
As an ex-goth, some of the funniest, most charismatic people I've met consider themselves to be gothic.

[Chrizzle]

Originally posted by Fangz
Originally posted by GlitterEyes
Originally posted by Elz_Belz
Originally posted by GlitterEyes
Thats like Glyns comments on Goths they were far worse and uncalledfor.

What did Glyn say i missed that? :shocked:


He said there was "no place for goths in this world, because they make it too depressing."
:mad:
As an ex-goth, some of the funniest, most charismatic people I've met consider themselves to be gothic.

I think a real goth doesnt have to wear black etc
I hate those really fake ones, theres loads at our school

[GlitterEyes]

People can choose what they wear BUT everyone has a right to be in the world and thats were Glyn stepped over the line saying they don't. Im sure Glyn hasn't met many and would change his mind if he actually met more than the 2 he has probably met in his entire life.

[Chrizzle]

Your very right

[GlitterEyes]

If he would of said the "ones ive met" seem depressing or changed his words it would of been more of a valid opinion rather then slagging off all Goths when he hasn't met all goths.

[Chrizzle]

Originally posted by GlitterEyes
If he would of said the "ones ive met" seem depressing or changed his words it would of been more of a valid opinion rather then slagging off all Goths when he hasn't met all goths.

Thats fair
But he probably didnt think before he spoke

[GlitterEyes]

Well considering he actually had that on his profile aswell I disgree hes got something like "animals and goths scare him" which would mean he doesn't really like them on what he has seen.

[Chrizzle]

If he doesnt like them,he doesnt like them
Thats up to him

I dont like spiders, but I havent seen all the spiders in the world

[GlitterEyes]

So just because you dislike spiders there isn't a place for them in the world? Course not because thats not what you said, but Glyn did say goths dont belong in the world which was out of order.

[Chrizzle]

Originally posted by GlitterEyes
So just because you dislike spiders there isn't a place for them in the world? Course not because thats not what you said, but Glyn did say goths dont belong in the world which was out of order.

Yeah I agreed with that
But like I said, he probably wasnt thinking
If someone said 'On your command if you want Ill shoot every goth' he wouldnt let them do it
I reckon it was just in the moment

[Kore]

shes such a smug chav. get her out :bigsmile:

[spitfire]

Originally posted by Kore
shes such a smug chav. get her out :bigsmile:
yeah,init man

[Slezer]

you lot are gay getting hyped over that word. Nobody from Camden is a chav you idiots.

[Ella]

I just dont understand how she is a chav please someone explain this to me!

[Chrizzle]

Omg I made this ages ago, Ive moved on someone just bought it up
Ignore it

[Ella]

Lol ok Chrizzle im just confussed:puzzled:

[xGemmax]

Ive been sayin from day 1 Aisleyne is such a chav:rolleyes:i cant believe some people think she aint lol

[easypeasy]

people are confusing "chav" with being "street".........people have been saying "innit" for a long time before the concept of "chav" was born.

[Daryl]

lol i don't think aisleyne is really a chav at all, apart from the way she looks/occasionally acts

[jrc]

Originally posted by jem_stone16
Ive been sayin from day 1 Aisleyne is such a chav:rolleyes:i cant believe some people think she aint lol I know! The fact that it's even a discussion is baffling me! How can somebody, even Aisleyene's number 1 fan, not see that she's a chav? :puzzled:

[Smeggypants]

Originally posted by Chrizzle

It was just funny how she followed it with the current chav phrase 'init'

hehe.

And btw - 'innit' is at least 10 years old.

[Slezer]

Originally posted by jem_stone16
Ive been sayin from day 1 Aisleyne is such a chav:rolleyes:i cant believe some people think she aint lol

Chav's do not exist in London. This word is used to generalise kids that are not into skating or grunge music but like to hang about on the street.

If you call Aisleyne a chav you are so ignorant its unbelievable. I've noticed the word chav is used in mainly outter-city areas for young white people that like garage/grime/rap music.

Who here has seen Aisleyne in a burberry cap? Now that's a real chav for ya ;)

[lambruscokid]

Originally posted by Smeggypants
Originally posted by Chrizzle

It was just funny how she followed it with the current chav phrase 'init'

hehe.

And btw - 'innit' is at least 10 years old.

:laugh: innit goes back a lot farther than that. I remember hearing it around '88 when I first came to London. I think some people have been using it since the '60s at least.

[Slezer]

Chav is from "Chavvie boy" which is some pikey talk *I think*. People will try tell you its an abbreviation for Council House and Vandals but don't listen to them because you heard it here first baby from the Big Slezer ;).

[lambruscokid]

Originally posted by Slezer
Chav is from "Chavvie boy" which is some pikey talk *I think*. People will try tell you its an abbreviation for Council House and Vandals but don't listen to them because you heard it here first baby from the Big Slezer ;).

True, any time someone tells you a word gets its origin from an acronym (like Council House and Vandals, or For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge, or any other examples), you can be 99.999% certain it's an urban myth. Almost no word ever emerges that way.

Just for the heck of it, I did a little looking up on "innit" and found a textbook talking about it being used in the '80s and even the '70s.
http://books.google.com/books?vid=ISBN0521806879&id=B__lYElP_14C&pg=PA156&lpg=PA156&dq=innit&sig=ZhmnvRl45qzSISI5Bm9MuQg0JPo

From a couple other things I just looked up, it seems to have originated in Wales back in the '60s, mostly with Asian immigrants.

For what it's worth. :eureka: