Aussie Chavs

[Guest Aldo]

Aussie chavs are called "bogans"

just thought i'd let you know.

[Guest wardy]

Here in Newcastle Uk we call them Charvs they have been around donkeys years seem to have been around a lot longer than the newly named Chavs :biglaugh:

 

Nice to know you never get rid of them. :wideeyed:

 

If charvs/chavs wear Burberry/Henri lloyd with baseball caps and bling here, how do you identify them there?

[Guest Aldo]

[Guest maxxangel]

:biglaugh::biglaugh::biglaugh:

 

Reminds me of the town I was born in!!!

[Guest wardy]

Niccccceeeee.....What a tuly handsome devil do you have his number :biglaugh:

[Guest EM&M]

Of course there is also the Hoons who go around in the evenings Hoonen.................:wacko:

 

Em x

[Jo&Rich]

Aussie chavs are called "bogans"

just thought i'd let you know.

 

Anyone know the definition of an "ocker"? :goofy:

Jo

[Guest Tom the Pom]

According to my trusty Oz - English translation book (honest!!!).

 

An 'Ocker' is an uncultivated Australian male.

 

There are loads of laughable words the Ozzies use!!!

[Jo&Rich]

According to my trusty Oz - English translation book (honest!!!).

 

An 'Ocker' is an uncultivated Australian male.

 

There are loads of laughable words the Ozzies use!!!

 

Thanks- told my northern accent was better than an ocker one by a girl in KFC!

Jo

[Guest EM&M]

Anyone know the definition of an "ocker"? :goofy:

Jo

 

 

Hi Jo

 

I think Toms right a ocker is pretty much the same as a bogan lol

 

Em x

[Guest EM&M]

Thanks- told my northern accent was better than an ocker one by a girl in KFC!

Jo

 

 

OOooo Jo you Chav :biglaugh:

 

Em x

[Guest mandy&Jem]

I.L.M.A.O Aldo!

[Jo&Rich]

OOooo Jo you Chav :biglaugh:

 

Em x

 

Can't afford to be a chav! :cry:

Jo x

[Guest fatpom]

Depends where you live as to the meaning.

Generally a bogan or an oker is a blue collar working class person (bloke usually).

 

Recently because construction workers have been earning good dollars there's a new class called a "cashed up bogan" particularly despised by the suits (office worker).

 

In Sydney the term "westie" is more commonly used (someone from the western suburbs as opposed to the affluent eastern suburbs).

 

Makes me laugh when you hear aussies talking about how they live in a truly class free society and then in the next they're bagging bogans, hoons, okers or westies.:smile: Nevertheless it is better than the UK in this respect (and many others).

[Guest maxxangel]

Can't afford to be a chav! :cry:

Jo x

Oh Jo, you have my sympathies; I can't afford all that Bling either...:no: