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Living in area that seems to be over run by these obnoxious little bas, sorry, cherubs, a cunning plan to get rid of them occured to me.
The government keep bleating on about ridding the streets of them, their solution, reward them if they maim with intent rather than murder & give them limited edition ASBO's that they can collect & swap with their mates until they have the full set.
Surely a much simpler & cheaper way would be to give everybody who is old, & in the the minds of these little scrotes who's IQ never seems to reach their shoe size, that would be anyone over the age of 30, a free hoodie jacket. Just how long do you reckon this fashion would last if they realised their 'uniform' was the favourite attire of their granny?
Of course the inherent moronic attitude would stilkl be there, & they would just change what they wore, so then do the same again. With a bit of luck they would be so busy trying to look different they wouldn't have time to indulge in the less savoury activities.
Nice idea :grin:
I wore a band hoodie a couple of years ago when I went to a Slipknot gig in Manchester though rather than be horrified the kids were chatting away to me all night.
One of them said 'it's nice to see an oldie liking our stuff' confused
Needless to say, I waitied outside for him after the gig and beat him senseless with my zimmer smackbottom
Oh well, if you cant join them, beat them lol
I thought David Cameron had made them unfashionable anyway with his hug-a-hoodie approach rolleyes
pink x
I love my hoodie. All snuggly warm and keeps me safe from prying eyes. biggrin
Okay so I'm an old fart but if I can wear one and they still remain in fashion you've got no chance of getting rid of them.
Odd thing though, when I wear it I seem to come over all New York and start speaking in a strange language. confused
oh by the way I'm open for hugs in my hoodie as long as its not Cameron :D
I opened a xmas pressie form Mrs Tweeky at xmas 2005 and looked at it. "I think you could use a jacket she said" "Jacket !!! thats a fooking hoodie" I said confused Anyway I wore it and got quite use to it and have now even bought a more upmarket hoodie :smug: I wear a cap rarely but more often my own style of a woly hat underneath lol Ive started playing the little gits at there own games I march down the street right at them and most the time they move out the way and they always go quiet when I walk past. I think I would actually be a bit lost without mine now but I do only wear it when outg on my own never when with the family.
I saw one of these jerks today. He missed his stop because he hadn't rung the bell in time and then blamed the driver. As he stormed off, he punched the bus. Did he ever consider that he was making himself look even more stupid.
Well excuse me for being slightly angry at the premis that anyone who wears a hoodie is a scrot. My son (20) is 1 of the hoodie brigade. However he has been brought up properly and is polite and doesnt go around destroying property. Its purely a fashion as we all had fashions when we were young. I grew up in the long hair / hippie era and older people predicted a bad end then for anyone with hair over their ears or on their collars. As with any other group there are good and bad and I won't sit and watch while someone denigrates everyone who wears hoodies because some people are flawed and commit crimes. Do you have the same feelings about people who practise a different religion or sexual code? Shame that so many of our police force have the same warped ideas that they feel the need to stop search my son whenever he sets foot outside the house. Have they ever found him carrying anything illegal or committing a crime? No but that doesn't stop them. Its purely a fashion and my son isn't going to give it up any more than my friends did in the 60's and 70's with their long hair. More power to them.
Phew rant over ... BP returning to normal. Sorry but I needed that :happy:
Kids in hoodies are the new skinheads. Authorites and journlists too lazy to deal with the very real social issues that are the root cause of anti social behaviour? Blame an easy target.
It's what they wear, it's the films they watch, the video games they play, the books they read, the music they listen to... it can't possibly be anything to do with thier environment, because, er, then the blame wouldn't be on easy targets any more and we might have to do something to make the environment safer and better for everyone.
I wear hoodies yet I'm not one of the yob culture
I sometimes wear grungie stuff but I'm not one of the great unwashed
Sometimes I look like a hippie
Sometimes I look very smart
Sometimes I like dressing very gothy
Sometimes I dress very casual
Sometimes I wear biker leathers
Sometimes I wear my parka on the scoot
Very occasionally I look feminine
Gawd knows which group I fit into
dunno
Quote by Sassy-Seren
I wear hoodies yet I'm not one of the yob culture
I sometimes wear grungie stuff but I'm not one of the great unwashed
Sometimes I look like a hippie
Sometimes I look very smart
Sometimes I like dressing very gothy
Sometimes I dress very casual
Sometimes I wear biker leathers
Sometimes I wear my parka on the scoot
Very occasionally I look feminine
Gawd knows which group I fit into
dunno

The I buy too many clothes group :lol2: Heres an Oxfam bag bolt
Quote by buckingfabe
Well excuse me for being slightly angry at the premis that anyone who wears a hoodie is a scrot. My son (20) is 1 of the hoodie brigade. However he has been brought up properly and is polite and doesnt go around destroying property. Its purely a fashion as we all had fashions when we were young. I grew up in the long hair / hippie era and older people predicted a bad end then for anyone with hair over their ears or on their collars. As with any other group there are good and bad and I won't sit and watch while someone denigrates everyone who wears hoodies because some people are flawed and commit crimes. Do you have the same feelings about people who practise a different religion or sexual code? Shame that so many of our police force have the same warped ideas that they feel the need to stop search my son whenever he sets foot outside the house. Have they ever found him carrying anything illegal or committing a crime? No but that doesn't stop them. Its purely a fashion and my son isn't going to give it up any more than my friends did in the 60's and 70's with their long hair. More power to them.
Phew rant over ... BP returning to normal. Sorry but I needed that :happy:

Well said!! Its all too easy to judge and I think people should take a look on their own doorsteps and their own actions before berating others. Not all kids of today are bad. Maybe if there was more for them to do they wouldnt have to wander the streets.
I was brought up in the 60's & 70's and the 'old fart goody goody brigade' of the day were exactly the same as they are now. Wear a leather and I was/am a grebo/no good biker bird, wear a parka and I was a no good, go to the seaside n cause trouble mod, wear love beads n cheesecloth n I was a scruffy hippy, couldnt do right for doing wrong!
I just think its a pity people havent got something better to do with their time than pull others down. Please, someone shoot me if I get like that!
Quote by helnheaven
Well excuse me for being slightly angry at the premis that anyone who wears a hoodie is a scrot. My son (20) is 1 of the hoodie brigade. However he has been brought up properly and is polite and doesnt go around destroying property. Its purely a fashion as we all had fashions when we were young. I grew up in the long hair / hippie era and older people predicted a bad end then for anyone with hair over their ears or on their collars. As with any other group there are good and bad and I won't sit and watch while someone denigrates everyone who wears hoodies because some people are flawed and commit crimes. Do you have the same feelings about people who practise a different religion or sexual code? Shame that so many of our police force have the same warped ideas that they feel the need to stop search my son whenever he sets foot outside the house. Have they ever found him carrying anything illegal or committing a crime? No but that doesn't stop them. Its purely a fashion and my son isn't going to give it up any more than my friends did in the 60's and 70's with their long hair. More power to them.
Phew rant over ... BP returning to normal. Sorry but I needed that :happy:

Well said!! Its all too easy to judge and I think people should take a look on their own doorsteps and their own actions before berating others. Not all kids of today are bad. Maybe if there was more for them to do they wouldnt have to wander the streets.
I was brought up in the 60's & 70's and the 'old fart goody goody brigade' of the day were exactly the same as they are now. Wear a leather and I was/am a grebo/no good biker bird, wear a parka and I was a no good, go to the seaside n cause trouble mod, wear love beads n cheesecloth n I was a scruffy hippy, couldnt do right for doing wrong!
I just think its a pity people havent got something better to do with their time than pull others down. Please, someone shoot me if I get like that!
Come live round here for a bit.....
Will soon change your outlook....
kids round here had plenty to do and places to go...
What happened ???
They burnt em down or smashed em up....
Quote by Sassy-Seren
I wear hoodies yet I'm not one of the yob culture
I sometimes wear grungie stuff but I'm not one of the great unwashed
Sometimes I look like a hippie
Sometimes I look very smart
Sometimes I like dressing very gothy
Sometimes I dress very casual
Sometimes I wear biker leathers
Sometimes I wear my parka on the scoot
Very occasionally I look feminine
Gawd knows which group I fit into
dunno

I would say the Sassy/being herself/normal group. cool
I'm the same, I wear what I want when I want according to the situation I'm in. wink
Quote by Mallock2006
Well excuse me for being slightly angry at the premis that anyone who wears a hoodie is a scrot. My son (20) is 1 of the hoodie brigade. However he has been brought up properly and is polite and doesnt go around destroying property. Its purely a fashion as we all had fashions when we were young. I grew up in the long hair / hippie era and older people predicted a bad end then for anyone with hair over their ears or on their collars. As with any other group there are good and bad and I won't sit and watch while someone denigrates everyone who wears hoodies because some people are flawed and commit crimes. Do you have the same feelings about people who practise a different religion or sexual code? Shame that so many of our police force have the same warped ideas that they feel the need to stop search my son whenever he sets foot outside the house. Have they ever found him carrying anything illegal or committing a crime? No but that doesn't stop them. Its purely a fashion and my son isn't going to give it up any more than my friends did in the 60's and 70's with their long hair. More power to them.
Phew rant over ... BP returning to normal. Sorry but I needed that :happy:

Well said!! Its all too easy to judge and I think people should take a look on their own doorsteps and their own actions before berating others. Not all kids of today are bad. Maybe if there was more for them to do they wouldnt have to wander the streets.
I was brought up in the 60's & 70's and the 'old fart goody goody brigade' of the day were exactly the same as they are now. Wear a leather and I was/am a grebo/no good biker bird, wear a parka and I was a no good, go to the seaside n cause trouble mod, wear love beads n cheesecloth n I was a scruffy hippy, couldnt do right for doing wrong!
I just think its a pity people havent got something better to do with their time than pull others down. Please, someone shoot me if I get like that!
Come live round here for a bit.....
Will soon change your outlook....
kids round here had plenty to do and places to go...
What happened ???
They burnt em down or smashed em up....
It is a sure and certain sign of getting old when you blame kids for everything.
Personally I'm a grumpy old sod and I just can't stand the kids of today enjoying themselves. They are dirty and unkempt. Not like in my day when we had decent role models, who looked smart and your mothers would be proud of, like Johnny Rotten or Sid Vicious. Those were the days, angellic yoffs reading books, helping old ladies across the street.
What is the world coming too!
Quote by jaymar
I wear hoodies yet I'm not one of the yob culture
I sometimes wear grungie stuff but I'm not one of the great unwashed
Sometimes I look like a hippie
Sometimes I look very smart
Sometimes I like dressing very gothy
Sometimes I dress very casual
Sometimes I wear biker leathers
Sometimes I wear my parka on the scoot
Very occasionally I look feminine
Gawd knows which group I fit into
dunno

I would say the Sassy/being herself/normal group. cool
I'm the same, I wear what I want when I want according to the situation I'm in. wink
:thumbup:
I've even got a Bad Taste Bear t shirt that says 'F**k Off'. I seem to be wearing that a lot lately confused
Ooops, this looks like another case of mouth, foot, insert. When starting this thread, it was not meant to insinuate that wearing a hoodie automatically morphs you into a scrote. It was aimed at the generic term derived from the garment that is used to class the ones that are little gits. It was more a dig at our wonderful government & their attitude to all criminal activites in what was supposed to be a (hopefully) humorous way. There was no intention of saying that all who wear a hoodie are 'hoodies', in fact i wear them myself, albeit under a leather cutoff which proudly displays the 'colours of the backpatch club to which i belong. This alone singles me out as a menace to society even though im too old & wise to go round chickens & biting the heads off virgins. It also makes me well aware there is good & bad in every group or culture & it only takes a few wrong'uns to give a bad name to the whole.
There was & is no malice intended to any persons on this site, unless its the little bast**ds that ripped the wipers off my new motor the day i bought it.
It's not YOU that has labelled all hoodie wearers as pretentious teenage wankers but the ones who started to use them as a disguise against cctv and possible identification and society as a whole.
The same thing has happened throughout the years. You get one group adopting a particular look and everyone else gets tarred with that same brush.
I used to see this when I did bike rallies. 200+ leather clad bikers, most of them bearded ( sometimes the men too wink ) riding through town on very noisy bikes, trikes and choppers and the majority of the population run for the hills and send their daughters off to a convent. In fact, they were all riding off to the local children's hospital, bikes loaded with toys and gifts which they had bought themselves to help cheer the kids up. Most bikers are polite ( ok a little stinky after 3 days camping and no shower facility ) well mannered around town folk and respectful.
It's a case of labelling everyone first and finding out the truth later. A trait 'society' has in abundance
rolleyes
Quote by triker69uk
Ooops, this looks like another case of mouth, foot, insert. When starting this thread, it was not meant to insinuate that wearing a hoodie automatically morphs you into a scrote. It was aimed at the generic term derived from the garment that is used to class the ones that are little gits. It was more a dig at our wonderful government & their attitude to all criminal activites in what was supposed to be a (hopefully) humorous way. There was no intention of saying that all who wear a hoodie are 'hoodies', in fact i wear them myself, albeit under a leather cutoff which proudly displays the 'colours of the backpatch club to which i belong. This alone singles me out as a menace to society even though im too old & wise to go round chickens & biting the heads off virgins. It also makes me well aware there is good & bad in every group or culture & it only takes a few wrong'uns to give a bad name to the whole.
There was & is no malice intended to any persons on this site, unless its the little bast**ds that ripped the wipers off my new motor the day i bought it.

Oh no an outbreak of reasonableness. I don't think anybody had branded you as a hater of all yoof. biggrin
But a nice attitude won't keep this thread running or the Forum buzzzing. We need more knee-jerk, redneck views. Something for the bleeding heart liberals (like me) to rail against.
Go ahead TRike say something bad wink
Quote by Sassy-Seren
It's not YOU that has labelled all hoodie wearers as pretentious teenage wankers but the ones who started to use them as a disguise against cctv and possible identification and society as a whole.
The same thing has happened throughout the years. You get one group adopting a particular look and everyone else gets tarred with that same brush.
I used to see this when I did bike rallies. 200+ leather clad bikers, most of them bearded ( sometimes the men too wink ) riding through town on very noisy bikes, trikes and choppers and the majority of the population run for the hills and send their daughters off to a convent. In fact, they were all riding off to the local children's hospital, bikes loaded with toys and gifts which they had bought themselves to help cheer the kids up. Most bikers are polite ( ok a little stinky after 3 days camping and no shower facility ) well mannered around town folk and respectful.
It's a case of labelling everyone first and finding out the truth later. A trait 'society' has in abundance
rolleyes

oooooooooooh sassy, a biker as well, you get better & better. Oh dammit, im hijacking my own thread
Quote by triker69uk
This alone singles me out as a menace to society even though im too old & wise to go round chickens & biting the heads off virgins.

:shock:
rotflmao :rotflmao:
sorry, it just tickled me :lol2: