Very nice Lee. Hope you enjoy many hours of happy cruising!! Are you putting your personalised plates on it too? CTNana
Nice Lee. As CTNana says, I hope you have many hours of happy cruising - though not having a car probably wouldn't have stopped you anyway :>
You think I am scared of someone who has just bought himself a chav car? All i'll have to do is throw some Elizabeth Duke chains in one direction and that'll distract him long enough for me to torch the offending vehicle. :>
Never mind the bling, where can I get that "black roots" look for my blonde hair? And do they do elocution lessons somewhere so that I can learn to speak proper? CTNana
Considering Lee's locale, I think speaking proper would involve learning the basics of Glaswegian first: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glasgow_patter http://members.tripod.com/sweet_raya/id12.html
I needed an interpreter for the first Billy Connolly records I heard! Wonderful stuff when you knew what he was saying!!! So does a Glaswegian chav use the Patter or Essex talk? Or heaven forbid a mixture of both? CTNana
Snap on the Connolly records CTNana. I had to listening a couple of more "recent" ones before I understood the arly recordings done on the clubs. Love him. As for Glaswegian chavs - I think that's a tautology eep: