[Legend]

Around by my house it's full of hoodies and scallies.

In town especially the bus station it's like goth central lol.

[EugeneSully]

Originally posted by Legend
Around by my house it's full of hoodies and scallies.

In town especially the bus station it's like goth central lol.

so is berwick where I live... they like their cannabis fix lol.

[Legend]

Yup, same here in Sunny Liverpool - they'd die without there weed

[EugeneSully]

Originally posted by Legend
Yup, same here in Sunny Liverpool - they'd die without there weed

"oooohhhh i need my weeeed"... that's what they are like hehe

[Legend]

Haha anno. Stupid eh?!

[Fangz]

There aren't really any gangs in my parish, there aren't enough young people to form a noticeable majority.
As for the island as a whole, there are loads of chavs and quite a few moshers as well. Both groups despise each other with a passion.

[Kore]

theres hardly any gangs where i live. but theree are a few little groups of chavs here sometimes. (mostly kids)

[~Kizwiz~]

Although I live on the "wrong side of the river" we dont get too many gangs. I hate to use this word because i dislike it so much but it is rather "chav" in my area

[Fangz]

Originally posted by kizwiz
we dont get too many gangs. I hate to use this word because i dislike it so much

Yeah, me too. Maybe "subculture" would be a better way of describing it?

[CharlotteSometimes]

I've seen the supposed '**** checklists', and I don't know a single person that doesn't tick several boxes, therefore making them a ****. It's a pretty sad state of affairs that this racist term (the origin is a word corrupted from the Romany language, and used as a term of abuse towards Gypsies) is now deemed perfectly acceptable by so many people. Similarly, the term 'scallies' in the 'poll' (queue here to bash anyone that doesn't fit your stereotypical view of what's acceptable) is also used incorrectly. The term originated to describe 'a loveable rogue / Jack the lad' type, but has been corrupted to suggest something far more sinister. Shame on those that need to label others to make themselves feel more secure, and a hearty round of applause for those that refuse to march in line.

[Ruth]

There are no 'gangs' round where I live. I'm puzzled by the question

[Tanser_Man]

Not many gangs where I live but I know most the trouble makers anyway.

There are very violent and chavvy areas though near me, Kingstanding.. Wyley Birch, Small Heath, Nechells. Very rough areas where i wouldn't walk at night, the one time i did i got a knife held up to me and got £2.50 robbed off me. Lol