Im getting more Gammon by the day.

[Elsa TLC]

A plastic water bottle of pîss chucked out of a car window.

This shît make my face go pink and my blood boil.

Why so many shìiters in our country.

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

Because we bred lots of them by paying no-hopers to have babies, then we let loads more in.

The destruction of society is probably irreversible now.

 

[Elsa TLC]

Because we bred lots of them by paying no-hopers to have babies, then we let loads more in.

The destruction of society is probably irreversible now.

This was just outside our David Lloyd club.
By the way people conduct themselves there, suspect the culprit could be a member, most have plenty of money.

Then I get some arse in a BMW cut in the right lane to over take me to go straight ahead on a roundabout.

 

[Brigadier]

This was just outside our David Lloyd club.
By the way people conduct themselves there, suspect the culprit could be a member, most have plenty of money.

Then I get some arse in a BMW cut in the right lane to over take me to go straight ahead on a roundabout.

The most middle class rant that I've heard today

 

[Elsa TLC]

The most middle class rant that I've heard today

Im less than middle class. I cant put this down to any class.
Its just classless

 

[diy_fun_uk]

Here's the way we should conduct ourselves in public. Before doing something, stop and think what our society/surroundings would be like if everyone did it.

So using the scenario of litter, some folk think 'what's the problem?' Well, let's imagine what our villages/towns/cities would look like if we all dropped litter.

 

[Elsa TLC]

Here's the way we should conduct ourselves in public. Before doing something, stop and think what our society/surroundings would be like if everyone did it.

So using the scenario of litter, some folk think 'what's the problem?' Well, let's imagine what our villages/towns/cities would look like if we all dropped litter.

If everyone drove like Audi and BM drivers.

 

[ReganAndCarter]

Back in the spring I was walking across a large open grass covered square to an area at one side where a small hall that belongs to the church next door had recently been demolished. Because it was a building site occasionally some people fly tipped a bit of rubbish outside the gates. Anyway, a bloke had pulled up his car and was busy adding loads of his own rubbish to the small pile that was now spilling out onto the pavement. This was in broad daylight.

I went up to him and told him in no uncertain terms that he couldn't do that in my country. He was foreign, not sure from where, but not one of the usual suspects. Anyway, he carried on dumping his junk saying that it was OK as other people had done the same. I then pointed out the very tall post a few hundred yards away with CCTV camera on it that keeps an eye on the square. I also said that I will be photographing him and his car and reporting him to the police and council. He hadn't realised he was on CCTV and it was enough to make him put all his rubbish back in his car and drive off. This is what it's like these days.

 

[Elsa TLC]

Back in the spring I was walking across a large open grass covered square to an area at one side where a small hall that belongs to the church next door had recently been demolished. Because it was a building site occasionally some people fly tipped a bit of rubbish outside the gates. Anyway, a bloke had pulled up his car and was busy adding loads of his own rubbish to the small pile that was now spilling out onto the pavement. This was in broad daylight.

I went up to him and told him in no uncertain terms that he couldn't do that in my country. He was foreign, not sure from where, but not one of the usual suspects. Anyway, he carried on dumping his junk saying that it was OK as other people had done the same. I then pointed out the very tall post a few hundred yards away with CCTV camera on it that keeps an eye on the square. I also said that I will be photographing him and his car and reporting him to the police and council. He hadn't realised he was on CCTV and it was enough to make him put all his rubbish back in his car and drive off. This is what it's like these days.

The foreigners see the Indigenous British that lack courtesy and filth our country and then they think they can, as it be the norm.

The street is their bin in alot of Asian countries. So dont see they do wrong.
Not so much the Europeans

The British see the foreigners treat this country like shît, that it gives them an excuse to soil our land.

For me its the bad driving and parking and generally people who font give a füćk for any of us around them.

 

[SPLINE]

let's imagine what our villages/towns/cities would look like if we all dropped litter.

Manchester!

 

[Koolpc]

Manchester!

It's the same all over the place my friend...UK is one big rubbish dump...

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

This was just outside our David Lloyd club.
By the way people conduct themselves there, suspect the culprit could be a member, most have plenty of money.

Then I get some arse in a BMW cut in the right lane to over take me to go straight ahead on a roundabout.

Most who wear fancy clothes, drive flashy cars and go to expensive places are skint trash. It's all rented or on tick. I've never met anyone genuinely rich, intelligent or successful who lives like this.

"All flash, no cash"

I know a multi-millionaire. The last time I saw him he was wearing flip-flops and driving a 20-year old van.

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

Back in the spring I was walking across a large open grass covered square to an area at one side where a small hall that belongs to the church next door had recently been demolished. Because it was a building site occasionally some people fly tipped a bit of rubbish outside the gates. Anyway, a bloke had pulled up his car and was busy adding loads of his own rubbish to the small pile that was now spilling out onto the pavement. This was in broad daylight.

I went up to him and told him in no uncertain terms that he couldn't do that in my country. He was foreign, not sure from where, but not one of the usual suspects. Anyway, he carried on dumping his junk saying that it was OK as other people had done the same. I then pointed out the very tall post a few hundred yards away with CCTV camera on it that keeps an eye on the square. I also said that I will be photographing him and his car and reporting him to the police and council. He hadn't realised he was on CCTV and it was enough to make him put all his rubbish back in his car and drive off. This is what it's like these days.

I wouldn't have done this. I don't like getting stabbed.

Sorry, but I've given up. I protect me and mine, to hell with the UK - if those at the top are deliberately destroying the place then I'm not going to care.

Vote for change, protest and try to smash the establishment from the top down, not from the bottom up.

 

[Odds]

Back in the spring I was walking across a large open grass covered square to an area at one side where a small hall that belongs to the church next door had recently been demolished. Because it was a building site occasionally some people fly tipped a bit of rubbish outside the gates. Anyway, a bloke had pulled up his car and was busy adding loads of his own rubbish to the small pile that was now spilling out onto the pavement. This was in broad daylight.

I went up to him and told him in no uncertain terms that he couldn't do that in my country. He was foreign, not sure from where, but not one of the usual suspects. Anyway, he carried on dumping his junk saying that it was OK as other people had done the same. I then pointed out the very tall post a few hundred yards away with CCTV camera on it that keeps an eye on the square. I also said that I will be photographing him and his car and reporting him to the police and council. He hadn't realised he was on CCTV and it was enough to make him put all his rubbish back in his car and drive off. This is what it's like these days.

Thank you for your service.

 

[Elsa TLC]

Most who wear fancy clothes, drive flashy cars and go to expensive places are skint trash. It's all rented or on tick. I've never met anyone genuinely rich, intelligent or successful who lives like this.

"All flash, no cash"

I know a multi-millionaire. The last time I saw him he was wearing flip-flops and driving a 20-year old van.

I dare say you speak some truth. But the wealth I see is undeniable. Yet I cant speak for all but along with their wealth it hasn't given them manners or respect for those of us living around them. Plenty of foreigners who I'd rather be around that share my values.