I overhead a conversation today, between a mother and her teenage daughter, it was a loud one about which highbrow books they were going to read this summer (note, going to, not had) You know, the kind of conversation which is designed to be overheard.
Anyway daughter then said she'd like to see Mama Mia and mother said "oh no you're not a XXX Chav" naming the town we were in. Not sure what the definition of chav is, but surely her behaviour/views were far more uncouth than any popular film? I loved Mama Mia, have read some of those books and lived in the town in question most of my life. Worst part is that from what she said, I understand the mother is an English teacher in a secondary school in the town. I feel absolutely distraught that someone could have such a low opinion of her pupils and that poss my DC's will be going to her school. I'm proud of my town and it's decent working class people.
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whatdayisit · 13/08/2008 20:46
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