lol...<3 you guys
... *leaves* the thread.. x
P4NICAGGRESSION wrote:kaosdevil wrote:popularity will indeed show most peoples answers.And the smart few will realise no one is ever the 'best' at any give load.I smell a sore loser, Please take your seat with the others in the corner thanks.You obviously want a reaction out of me. Your not going to get one xwe all no the secret behind your greatest harry.. Harry. LOL what a name
P4NICAGGRESSION wrote:
kaosdevil wrote:popularity will indeed show most peoples answers.And the smart few will realise no one is ever the 'best' at any give load.I smell a sore loser, Please take your seat with the others in the corner thanks.
kaosdevil wrote:
popularity will indeed show most peoples answers.And the smart few will realise no one is ever the 'best' at any give load.
popularity will indeed show most peoples answers.
And the smart few will realise no one is ever the 'best' at any give load.
I smell a sore loser, Please take your seat with the others in the corner thanks.
You obviously want a reaction out of me. Your not going to get one x
we all no the secret behind your greatest harry..
Harry. LOL what a name
k, KD
ChavFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaChav, Chava or Charva is a slang derogatory term applied to certain young people in the United Kingdom. The stereotypical image of a chav is a white aggressive teen or young adult, of working class background, who wears branded sports and casual clothing (baseball caps are also common) who often fights and engages in petty criminality and are often assumed to be unemployed or in a low paid job. The term may originate from the Romany term "Chavvy", which is a general term for young person.[1] In its English form it is generally derogative and appeared in mainstream dictionaries in 2005.[2][3]Caricature of a chav"Chav" has many regional alternatives, its North East variant "charva" or "charv" being a rival term of near identical meaning used in Tyne and Wear. "Charver" was a common word of wide but not all-embracing popularity in Newcastle throughout the latter half of the nineteenth century, synonymous with "lad" or "kid" and derivative of “chawvo”, a Romany expression meaning “a young person, a friend”. During the 1990's "charver" underwent a semantic disfigurement and massive growth in usage within speakers of geordie and some related dialects, its shift in meaning was towards that of a complete insult; at this point "charver" and "chav" became synonyms although the latter was yet to enter common parlance. It is likely "chav" is a recent derivative of "charver" but also possible that the two words are entirely etymologically distinct.[4][5][6] Other equivalents to "chav" include Scally, prevalent in the north-west (particularlyLiverpool) and Townie, a word now seemingly enveloped by "chav". Similar words in use outside England include "neds" or "scunners" in Scotland, "spides" or "skangers" in Ireland and in Northern Ireland the terms "spide", "milly" (from "Mill-girl") and "steek" are used.Response to the term has ranged from amusement to criticism that it is a new manifestation ofclassism.[7] However, it is important to note that chav is not a straight synonym for "working class person", but refers to a specific mode of behaviour, dress and speech that is far from universal amongst the British working class (although for the most part is restricted to it[citation needed]). The term has also been associated with juvenile delinquency, the "ASBO Generation" and "Yob culture".
Chav, Chava or Charva is a slang derogatory term applied to certain young people in the United Kingdom. The stereotypical image of a chav is a white aggressive teen or young adult, of working class background, who wears branded sports and casual clothing (baseball caps are also common) who often fights and engages in petty criminality and are often assumed to be unemployed or in a low paid job. The term may originate from the Romany term "Chavvy", which is a general term for young person.[1] In its English form it is generally derogative and appeared in mainstream dictionaries in 2005.[2][3]
"Chav" has many regional alternatives, its North East variant "charva" or "charv" being a rival term of near identical meaning used in Tyne and Wear. "Charver" was a common word of wide but not all-embracing popularity in Newcastle throughout the latter half of the nineteenth century, synonymous with "lad" or "kid" and derivative of “chawvo”, a Romany expression meaning “a young person, a friend”. During the 1990's "charver" underwent a semantic disfigurement and massive growth in usage within speakers of geordie and some related dialects, its shift in meaning was towards that of a complete insult; at this point "charver" and "chav" became synonyms although the latter was yet to enter common parlance. It is likely "chav" is a recent derivative of "charver" but also possible that the two words are entirely etymologically distinct.[4][5][6] Other equivalents to "chav" include Scally, prevalent in the north-west (particularlyLiverpool) and Townie, a word now seemingly enveloped by "chav". Similar words in use outside England include "neds" or "scunners" in Scotland, "spides" or "skangers" in Ireland and in Northern Ireland the terms "spide", "milly" (from "Mill-girl") and "steek" are used.
Response to the term has ranged from amusement to criticism that it is a new manifestation ofclassism.[7] However, it is important to note that chav is not a straight synonym for "working class person", but refers to a specific mode of behaviour, dress and speech that is far from universal amongst the British working class (although for the most part is restricted to it[citation needed]). The term has also been associated with juvenile delinquency, the "ASBO Generation" and "Yob culture".
GOD is the best and all know who is
rofl ez.
k, KD ChavFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaChav, Chava or Charva is a slang derogatory term applied to certain young people in the United Kingdom. The stereotypical image of a chav is a white aggressive teen or young adult, of working class background, who wears branded sports and casual clothing (baseball caps are also common) who often fights and engages in petty criminality and are often assumed to be unemployed or in a low paid job. The term may originate from the Romany term "Chavvy", which is a general term for young person.[1] In its English form it is generally derogative and appeared in mainstream dictionaries in 2005.[2][3]Caricature of a chav"Chav" has many regional alternatives, its North East variant "charva" or "charv" being a rival term of near identical meaning used in Tyne and Wear. "Charver" was a common word of wide but not all-embracing popularity in Newcastle throughout the latter half of the nineteenth century, synonymous with "lad" or "kid" and derivative of “chawvo”, a Romany expression meaning “a young person, a friend”. During the 1990's "charver" underwent a semantic disfigurement and massive growth in usage within speakers of geordie and some related dialects, its shift in meaning was towards that of a complete insult; at this point "charver" and "chav" became synonyms although the latter was yet to enter common parlance. It is likely "chav" is a recent derivative of "charver" but also possible that the two words are entirely etymologically distinct.[4][5][6] Other equivalents to "chav" include Scally, prevalent in the north-west (particularlyLiverpool) and Townie, a word now seemingly enveloped by "chav". Similar words in use outside England include "neds" or "scunners" in Scotland, "spides" or "skangers" in Ireland and in Northern Ireland the terms "spide", "milly" (from "Mill-girl") and "steek" are used.Response to the term has ranged from amusement to criticism that it is a new manifestation ofclassism.[7] However, it is important to note that chav is not a straight synonym for "working class person", but refers to a specific mode of behaviour, dress and speech that is far from universal amongst the British working class (although for the most part is restricted to it[citation needed]). The term has also been associated with juvenile delinquency, the "ASBO Generation" and "Yob culture".
Lol Harry you can actually copy and paste from Wikipedia *claphands* ? haha
Its quite funny that you think im a chav in the first place. bless ya, well i supose if thats your only come back.. lmao
Do you remeber why we don't like each other.. i do very well
its because i told YOU what a fool you was because of how childish YOU was being and you didn't like it. And you still don't, and you still cry like a girl, harry give it a rest, If you continue to judge people on how they dress then err it makes you kind of petty too. You know i won't stop saying crap and i know you won't, so why don't you grow up for a change because if your actually trying to anoy me, it is failing like everytime you write on the boards.
P4NICAGGRESSION wrote:k, KD ChavFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaChav, Chava or Charva is a slang derogatory term applied to certain young people in the United Kingdom. The stereotypical image of a chav is a white aggressive teen or young adult, of working class background, who wears branded sports and casual clothing (baseball caps are also common) who often fights and engages in petty criminality and are often assumed to be unemployed or in a low paid job. The term may originate from the Romany term "Chavvy", which is a general term for young person.[1] In its English form it is generally derogative and appeared in mainstream dictionaries in 2005.[2][3]Caricature of a chav"Chav" has many regional alternatives, its North East variant "charva" or "charv" being a rival term of near identical meaning used in Tyne and Wear. "Charver" was a common word of wide but not all-embracing popularity in Newcastle throughout the latter half of the nineteenth century, synonymous with "lad" or "kid" and derivative of “chawvo”, a Romany expression meaning “a young person, a friend”. During the 1990's "charver" underwent a semantic disfigurement and massive growth in usage within speakers of geordie and some related dialects, its shift in meaning was towards that of a complete insult; at this point "charver" and "chav" became synonyms although the latter was yet to enter common parlance. It is likely "chav" is a recent derivative of "charver" but also possible that the two words are entirely etymologically distinct.[4][5][6] Other equivalents to "chav" include Scally, prevalent in the north-west (particularlyLiverpool) and Townie, a word now seemingly enveloped by "chav". Similar words in use outside England include "neds" or "scunners" in Scotland, "spides" or "skangers" in Ireland and in Northern Ireland the terms "spide", "milly" (from "Mill-girl") and "steek" are used.Response to the term has ranged from amusement to criticism that it is a new manifestation ofclassism.[7] However, it is important to note that chav is not a straight synonym for "working class person", but refers to a specific mode of behaviour, dress and speech that is far from universal amongst the British working class (although for the most part is restricted to it[citation needed]). The term has also been associated with juvenile delinquency, the "ASBO Generation" and "Yob culture".Lol Harry you can actually copy and paste from Wikipedia *claphands* ? hahaIts quite funny that you think im a chav in the first place. bless ya, well i supose if thats your only come back.. lmaoDo you remeber why we don't like each other.. i do very wellits because i told YOU what a fool you was because of how childish YOU was being and you didn't like it. And you still don't, and you still cry like a girl, harry give it a rest, If you continue to judge people on how they dress then err it makes you kind of petty too. You know i won't stop saying crap and i know you won't, so why don't you grow up for a change because if your actually trying to anoy me, it is failing like everytime you write on the boards.
Shouldn't you be over in the other section of the forums for "best" (and i use it lightly) Hacker thread.
And i think it was you who started the sad comeback by bringing my RL name to the boards was it not.
kaosdevil wrote:P4NICAGGRESSION wrote:k, KD ChavFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaChav, Chava or Charva is a slang derogatory term applied to certain young people in the United Kingdom. The stereotypical image of a chav is a white aggressive teen or young adult, of working class background, who wears branded sports and casual clothing (baseball caps are also common) who often fights and engages in petty criminality and are often assumed to be unemployed or in a low paid job. The term may originate from the Romany term "Chavvy", which is a general term for young person.[1] In its English form it is generally derogative and appeared in mainstream dictionaries in 2005.[2][3]Caricature of a chav"Chav" has many regional alternatives, its North East variant "charva" or "charv" being a rival term of near identical meaning used in Tyne and Wear. "Charver" was a common word of wide but not all-embracing popularity in Newcastle throughout the latter half of the nineteenth century, synonymous with "lad" or "kid" and derivative of “chawvo”, a Romany expression meaning “a young person, a friend”. During the 1990's "charver" underwent a semantic disfigurement and massive growth in usage within speakers of geordie and some related dialects, its shift in meaning was towards that of a complete insult; at this point "charver" and "chav" became synonyms although the latter was yet to enter common parlance. It is likely "chav" is a recent derivative of "charver" but also possible that the two words are entirely etymologically distinct.[4][5][6] Other equivalents to "chav" include Scally, prevalent in the north-west (particularlyLiverpool) and Townie, a word now seemingly enveloped by "chav". Similar words in use outside England include "neds" or "scunners" in Scotland, "spides" or "skangers" in Ireland and in Northern Ireland the terms "spide", "milly" (from "Mill-girl") and "steek" are used.Response to the term has ranged from amusement to criticism that it is a new manifestation ofclassism.[7] However, it is important to note that chav is not a straight synonym for "working class person", but refers to a specific mode of behaviour, dress and speech that is far from universal amongst the British working class (although for the most part is restricted to it[citation needed]). The term has also been associated with juvenile delinquency, the "ASBO Generation" and "Yob culture".Lol Harry you can actually copy and paste from Wikipedia *claphands* ? hahaIts quite funny that you think im a chav in the first place. bless ya, well i supose if thats your only come back.. lmaoDo you remeber why we don't like each other.. i do very wellits because i told YOU what a fool you was because of how childish YOU was being and you didn't like it. And you still don't, and you still cry like a girl, harry give it a rest, If you continue to judge people on how they dress then err it makes you kind of petty too. You know i won't stop saying crap and i know you won't, so why don't you grow up for a change because if your actually trying to anoy me, it is failing like everytime you write on the boards.Shouldn't you be over in the other section of the forums for "best" (and i use it lightly) Hacker thread.And i think it was you who started the sad comeback by bringing my RL name to the boards was it not.
I believe bringing your name into the forums was your own doing when you chose to make a stupid comment when you could have just said nothing or chose to ignore what i said, jeez bro your older than me get a damm grip of yourself.
Btw i've never once said i was the best hacker infact i'm far from it. Anyone who says there the best at any load is very sure of themselves.
Sigh, Sorry war your thread had good intentions but i guess...
Why is it every time one of you get pwnt you roast like my sunday lunch and come cry about it on the forums because you just can't seem to do it whilst jacked in, you had your chance to show who was best at the VO that your faction hosted where was you? in-fact where was any of your faction....
This will be my last post on this subject i'd rather talk to a brick wall because i'd probaly get more sense it seems that its a prerequisite of DE to be Bi-polar..
Hacker: 2soon/Broin ( hlew is doing good now so he's in here too )
MA: Tony/Mabent ( an i think i did pretty good when i ran with ma )
Gunman: Bromz always gave me wood when he had guns
MKT: Eps , Jinzu/0bsolete go figure
Sigh, Sorry war your thread had good intentions but i guess... Why is it every time one of you get pwnt you roast like my sunday lunch and come cry about it on the forums because you just can't seem to do it whilst jacked in, you had your chance to show who was best at the VO that your faction hosted where was you? in-fact where was any of your faction.... This will be my last post on this subject i'd rather talk to a brick wall because i'd probaly get more sense it seems that its a prerequisite of DE to be Bi-polar..
and why is it everytime KD says something you keep bringing the whole faction into it
dont forget you were once in DE too - are you bipolar?
Manatik wrote:
P4NICAGGRESSION wrote:Sigh, Sorry war your thread had good intentions but i guess... Why is it every time one of you get pwnt you roast like my sunday lunch and come cry about it on the forums because you just can't seem to do it whilst jacked in, you had your chance to show who was best at the VO that your faction hosted where was you? in-fact where was any of your faction.... This will be my last post on this subject i'd rather talk to a brick wall because i'd probaly get more sense it seems that its a prerequisite of DE to be Bi-polar..and why is it everytime KD says something you keep bringing the whole faction into itdont forget you were once in DE too - are you bipolar?
I question why people why people do this with EVERY faction.. my favourite one is Mr.X does something like zerg a player event, then people complain to the faction leader. It never really made sense to me..
If u have a problem with a player Ignore em, if they persist on making your "Gaming life" a living hell then CCR them..
Riac wrote:
Manatik wrote:P4NICAGGRESSION wrote:Sigh, Sorry war your thread had good intentions but i guess... Why is it every time one of you get pwnt you roast like my sunday lunch and come cry about it on the forums because you just can't seem to do it whilst jacked in, you had your chance to show who was best at the VO that your faction hosted where was you? in-fact where was any of your faction.... This will be my last post on this subject i'd rather talk to a brick wall because i'd probaly get more sense it seems that its a prerequisite of DE to be Bi-polar..and why is it everytime KD says something you keep bringing the whole faction into itdont forget you were once in DE too - are you bipolar?I question why people why people do this with EVERY faction.. my favourite one is Mr.X does something like zerg a player event, then people complain to the faction leader. It never really made sense to me..If u have a problem with a player Ignore em, if they persist on making your "Gaming life" a living hell then CCR them.. QFTFT!
QFTFT!
