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do you like suasage rolls adn NOT consider yourelf a chav

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cod · 29/10/2005 09:15

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Tortington · 29/10/2005 12:42

and so many argue that chav isn't a derogatory word to describe the working and underclass.

really?

gosh.

no fuck me!

nice thread.

assumed superiority doesnt make one superior - unless your me ranting about the use of the word chav to suit your own purpose. then i am all superior.

rying to keep it light - but can feel an anger arising.

nutcackle · 29/10/2005 12:43

Oh FGS

madmarchscare · 29/10/2005 12:44

Ha ha, a heated debate on sausage rolls.

Thanks peckarollover, I think that is more what I mean by it.

HerRoyalLovlinessMaloryTowers · 29/10/2005 12:45

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HerRoyalLovlinessMaloryTowers · 29/10/2005 12:46

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Tortington · 29/10/2005 12:49

we're all aspiring to be middle class doncha know

magnolia1 · 29/10/2005 12:49

God , I am a chav then!!!!!

Katie has had CHIPS in her BUGGY

nutcackle · 29/10/2005 12:50

I'm not

nutcackle · 29/10/2005 12:50

Aspiring to be middle class I mean.

Tortington · 29/10/2005 12:52

really?

me either but it is a general trend so the Middle class tell me

colditz · 29/10/2005 12:53

I am really snobby about wotsits, coke and macdonalds, but think chips, hotdogs anddonuts are ok. They are real food, and if i don't share them I can't eat them in peace

I think the problem is first impressions. If, the first time you see a child it is scarfing chips, you tend to assume it is always scarfing chips. They may be the only chips the child has had that year, but nobody else knows that except the mother, and the judgement is made.

I myself was in convultions of snobbishness last week, as I ordered some orange juice for ds, but didn't trust him with a glass so the waitress put it in a paper cup with a straw.... and the cup had the Coca Cola emblem on the side.

I walked around wanting to scream at everyone who glanced at me "It's not Coke! It's real juice!"

colditz · 29/10/2005 12:55

Yes well the Middle Class would say that, wouldn't they.

Everything in moderation, say I.

nutcackle · 29/10/2005 12:55

Really pees me off sometimes how on here, if you don't do the things that all the middleclass people think is right then you must be a chav or basically wrong.

How about not judging a book by it's cover eh ?? I may be working class, but I can do that alot better than most of you middle class people.

HerRoyalLovlinessMaloryTowers · 29/10/2005 12:56

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magnolia1 · 29/10/2005 12:56

Bloody hell, does it REALLY matter what kids are eating in their buggies???

Apart from Sausage rolls of course

spykid · 29/10/2005 12:58

AAhhh just sent dh off to bakers for warm sausage rolls for lunch after reading this thread

tallyhoe!!!

colditz · 29/10/2005 12:59

I don't want to be the sort of mother who screams at her kids non stop and feeds them non stop crap, but also....

I don't want to be the sort of mother who never knows when to let it go and damn well shout at them cos they are being little sods, who makes the kids eat sprouts while I'm eating maccy d.

At the end of the day though, I don't really care who feeds their kids what. A healthy diet may technically be better, but a friend of mine has fond memories of being allowed to eat precisely what she wanted, every day.

MamaG · 29/10/2005 13:00

What a load of bollocks!!! Sorry, but it is.

I ensure my kids eat 5 portions of fruit & veg a day, they only drink milk or water (very occasionally juice) and eat lots of yoghurts and stuff.

I am NOT an effing chav.

Maybe once every couple of months they'll have a McDonalds.

Occasionally, if I'm out and about in town and DS is hungry, he will have a sausage roll in his pram. Sorry, but it's quick, hot and I know he'll eat it.

So shoot me.

magnolia1 · 29/10/2005 13:00

I can't keep up with different threads about the same bloody thing!!!!

3 of them on the go now. Will never be able to eat a sausage roll again without thinking of this

colditz · 29/10/2005 13:03

Until I started using MN, I never thought for one minute that people were judging my parenting skills by what my child eats in a pushchair.

After all, the pushchair is like an exemption from normal dietary rules in this house! Just because I don't insist on a plate in the pushchair doesn't mean I don't insist on a plate at home

MamaG · 29/10/2005 13:04

Don't know why I'm bothering to reply anyway because:-

(a) It's a thread about SAUSAGE ROLLS ffs and

(B) I'm a vegetarian anyway!

colditz · 29/10/2005 13:05

PMSL I know, but we can't pick our parp subjects, we just have to hold on tight and pray when they hit active convo.

spookylucy · 29/10/2005 13:21

Me too Mama, Im in Spain and coudnt get them even idf I wanted to.

My little brother went to England and brought some home for himself, squashed flat in his luggage. He thoroughly enjoyed them. I miss Donner kebabs, Does that make me a chav?

HausOfHorrors · 29/10/2005 13:25

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intergalacticwalrus · 29/10/2005 13:28

Yes Haus, with loads of Ketchup. IMHO, its the binders in the sausage which make it so appealing. Have sent DP to Somerfield to get some Richmond and a 25p loaf of bread

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