Message: "Re: Chavs and their nicknames."

Re: Chavs and their nicknames.

by starz26

3/25/2011, 2:30 PM

Really Kevin and Trevor? Some people I know who live in Britain see those as more dorky kinda names. The term 'chav' doesn't really apply to anyone other than females as far as I know, since the definition of 'chav' is more like tacky, common and slobby, slutty kinda person.

I don't think British people class names like Taylor and Tyler as chavvy, the people I know who live in Britain, just think those kinda names are too untraditional sounding.

Sorry that I'm going on about this!

This message was edited 3/25/2011, 2:32 PM

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