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the freebase ugly dance thing has had me grinning like a loon theuglydance.com/?v=koeyawnwfv
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Fri 12 Aug 2011, 1:26,
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www.b3ta.com/board/10155681
DO THE KICK DANCE
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Fri 12 Aug 2011, 2:41,
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DO THE KICK DANCE
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When we find a copper fast enough we'll send him right round. E46-F49 to the treadmills!

But I haven't seen minority report, so I still don't get it.
Sorry.
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Fri 12 Aug 2011, 1:01,
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Sorry.

The crimes get solved...
...when we get around to it
(Oh an by the way we saw you at the pub)
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Fri 12 Aug 2011, 2:03,
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...when we get around to it
(Oh an by the way we saw you at the pub)

by making him eat a right load of donuts
(read it in an emmerdale accent)
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Fri 12 Aug 2011, 1:02,
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(read it in an emmerdale accent)

Especially vegitarians!
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Fri 12 Aug 2011, 2:37,
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I'm surprised they were never the theme for the weekly challenge.
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Fri 12 Aug 2011, 2:25,
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Great first post - welcome to b3ta :)
Edit: sorry, great 2nd post & the 1st one was good too.
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Fri 12 Aug 2011, 0:45,
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Edit: sorry, great 2nd post & the 1st one was good too.

or going to rob the place, let's give them the benefit of the doubt and assume they are going to rob the place
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Fri 12 Aug 2011, 0:07,
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the fact that it's police mouse in the wild west o_O
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Fri 12 Aug 2011, 0:09,
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Might be.
A few words of explanation ..
I'm experimenting a bit here. I'm not from the UK and the whole "chav" phenomenon is not a big thing 'round these parts. Still, over the years I've sensed a lot of animosity towards this particular social group on the b3ta board.
I recently read an article in one of our national newspapers regarding the UK riots. One of the points that was made was that the "chav" group -- essentially the unemployed remnants of the working class -- was one of the very few social groups that one could openly bash in public. Social and ethnic groups, obviously, are off limits these days. I don't know if this is all true but it's an interesting thought.
So my experiment was to throw this in here and see how people reacted.
Main thing, I enjoyed drawing it.
And well, it's satire. It doesn't need to be a 1:1 reflection of my viewpoints. It might not necessarily make fun of said chav, it might also make fun of the scientist or of conventions in society. Make of it what you want.
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Fri 12 Aug 2011, 0:18,
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A few words of explanation ..
I'm experimenting a bit here. I'm not from the UK and the whole "chav" phenomenon is not a big thing 'round these parts. Still, over the years I've sensed a lot of animosity towards this particular social group on the b3ta board.
I recently read an article in one of our national newspapers regarding the UK riots. One of the points that was made was that the "chav" group -- essentially the unemployed remnants of the working class -- was one of the very few social groups that one could openly bash in public. Social and ethnic groups, obviously, are off limits these days. I don't know if this is all true but it's an interesting thought.
So my experiment was to throw this in here and see how people reacted.
Main thing, I enjoyed drawing it.
And well, it's satire. It doesn't need to be a 1:1 reflection of my viewpoints. It might not necessarily make fun of said chav, it might also make fun of the scientist or of conventions in society. Make of it what you want.

who is to be blamed for having generated those chavs?
I don't live in UK either and can't draw a direct correlation between british chavs and specific "low class" groups around here, but I get a bit worried when people start point fingers at someone else and forget that this "society" concept includes a complex relation of causes and effects, and nothing happens if there isn't a cause. In my view from this side of the globe, as peculiar as every country can be, the question that almost never gets asked is "what might I have done wrong to have cause this?", while it is often the most important answer in the way to minimize those conflicts.
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Fri 12 Aug 2011, 0:30,
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I don't live in UK either and can't draw a direct correlation between british chavs and specific "low class" groups around here, but I get a bit worried when people start point fingers at someone else and forget that this "society" concept includes a complex relation of causes and effects, and nothing happens if there isn't a cause. In my view from this side of the globe, as peculiar as every country can be, the question that almost never gets asked is "what might I have done wrong to have cause this?", while it is often the most important answer in the way to minimize those conflicts.

I tried conveying a similar point on /board previously, but was met with a fair amount of aggression.
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Fri 12 Aug 2011, 2:08,
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And it was a very good picture - beautifully done.
But perhaps commenting on highly sensitive social affairs in a foreign country, let alone making an attempt at satire, requires a bit more attention to detail.
My chav relatives'd smash your teeth in if you said this kind of stuff to their face.
Where in the world are you, btw?
*EDIT* ah, I forgot - my sister got divorced! So I haven't got any chav relatives any more...
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Fri 12 Aug 2011, 0:35,
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But perhaps commenting on highly sensitive social affairs in a foreign country, let alone making an attempt at satire, requires a bit more attention to detail.
My chav relatives'd smash your teeth in if you said this kind of stuff to their face.
Where in the world are you, btw?
*EDIT* ah, I forgot - my sister got divorced! So I haven't got any chav relatives any more...

Small country across the North Sea.
My ancesters used to dress up in ridiculous clothing and loot the cities of your ancestors .. :-)
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Fri 12 Aug 2011, 21:15,
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My ancesters used to dress up in ridiculous clothing and loot the cities of your ancestors .. :-)

there's been hundreds of posts on here mocking chavs and they never get flamed, and 90% of them have not been done as nicely as this.
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Fri 12 Aug 2011, 0:40,
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I believe the best way of describing the distinction between chavs & disaffected young folks is similar to Chris Rock's routine on "Black People Vs Niggers".
People can be young, long-term unemployed, bored, ethnic, hoody-wearing, any of the other factors mentioned by the media, etc. etc. without being irredeemable cunts.
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Fri 12 Aug 2011, 8:23,
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People can be young, long-term unemployed, bored, ethnic, hoody-wearing, any of the other factors mentioned by the media, etc. etc. without being irredeemable cunts.

I think it might be 'cos at the start of this it was supposedly about race so some people think showing them as monkeys means racism.
Also far too many people still believe this riot was about something other than mindless chavs smashing shit and was some sort of rise of the proletariat against the establishment. It really wasn't.
I like Frances take on it in the latest 'What the world press thinks' list on the beeb:
'What motivates the English rioters, those who have really been active? As often in these cases, a mix of anger and boredom, of provocation and opportunism, a kind of middle finger pointed at all authorities, starting with the police, and a homage to the consumerist society via looting.'
Sounds about right, bored, pissed off, nowt to do, no ones about, oh look, JD Sports, anyone got a brick?
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Fri 12 Aug 2011, 7:09,
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Also far too many people still believe this riot was about something other than mindless chavs smashing shit and was some sort of rise of the proletariat against the establishment. It really wasn't.
I like Frances take on it in the latest 'What the world press thinks' list on the beeb:
'What motivates the English rioters, those who have really been active? As often in these cases, a mix of anger and boredom, of provocation and opportunism, a kind of middle finger pointed at all authorities, starting with the police, and a homage to the consumerist society via looting.'
Sounds about right, bored, pissed off, nowt to do, no ones about, oh look, JD Sports, anyone got a brick?

Hers and mine in synchronised lovely lovely............
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Thu 11 Aug 2011, 23:58,
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---triple vagina sounds like a front somersault with a half twist---
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Fri 12 Aug 2011, 12:38,
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To TJ my own post... does anyone know where I could find a decent full-length picture of the female riot Plod from Manchester. I'm sure I saw one yesterday or the day before but can't now find it. Want to try to shop it for the compo.
And fwap over it.
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www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-14471098
edit: here's the pic without the writing over it
news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/images/54516000/jpg/_54516841_012627373-1.jpg
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Fri 12 Aug 2011, 0:04,
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edit: here's the pic without the writing over it
news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/images/54516000/jpg/_54516841_012627373-1.jpg


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Fri 12 Aug 2011, 0:04,
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thank god he never made a prequel trilogy.
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Thu 11 Aug 2011, 22:39,
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This summer's porno blockbuster.
(I know, I know, bindun before me (http://www.b3ta.com/board/10491185), but I had to get the idea out of my head. Also his expression was too good to waste.)

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Thu 11 Aug 2011, 21:54,
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(I know, I know, bindun before me (http://www.b3ta.com/board/10491185), but I had to get the idea out of my head. Also his expression was too good to waste.)

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Woo, also.
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Thu 11 Aug 2011, 22:16,
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