Shelly
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Have you heard... some clubs are banning Burberry from their clubs because people who wear it tend to cause trouble 
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m-dot
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scallys
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Sam
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This makes me 
I wear Burberry! People also stereotype me because I drive a 1.0 Nova as well...
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Shelly
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maybe you should swap it for...
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Ally
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Sam
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Metro are VERY popular in Oxford... So popular in fact, that Thames Valley Police recently issued a warning to Metro owners warning them to keep an eye on their cars, as Metro theft had increased in Oxford!
(No BS, this is totally true, was on the front cover of the Oxford Mail as well!!)
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kenny2many
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if i see sum1 wearing a burberry cap what automatically pops in my head?
NED!
burberry should be renamed ned ware.
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Shelly
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I dont think i've seen a metro up here for a while
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Sam
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quote:
Originally posted by kenny2many
if i see sum1 wearing a burberry cap what automatically pops in my head?
NED!
burberry should be renamed ned ware.
CS Ned, or 'ned'?
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Shelly
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cs ned isnt a ned, hes a lovely lad
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kenny2many
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oh does ned already have his own clothing range?
so ned ware is copyrighted then?
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Sam
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Ned ware is made in Oxford!
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transca
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all i can say is about bloody time. it looks awful anyway and if your gonna wear it you might aswell just have CUNT writen on your head.
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Danny P
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Have to agree with the amount of Chava's that think wearing Burberry makes them hard, i think that because they have seen football hooligans wearing it on TV it makes them solid 
Have to say i dont wear any of the House Check stuff anymore because of this, but, in Burberrys defence, they do still make some top class stuff, specially the knits. You just have to know where to look to find them 
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Robbo
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quote:
Originally posted by Sam
Metro are VERY popular in Oxford... So popular in fact, that Thames Valley Police recently issued a warning to Metro owners warning them to keep an eye on their cars, as Metro theft had increased in Oxford!
(No BS, this is totally true, was on the front cover of the Oxford Mail as well!!)
Yep... hes tellin trurth
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Robbo
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PS
http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=101579
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Trotty
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Yup, heard this on the radio last night. Why don't they just say they don't want pikeys in their clubs 
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Demo
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cos that would probably be deemed as some sort of racism
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Gareth_H
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Me not likes Burberry no more.
Aquascutrum is the 1 (spelling)
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Sam
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quote:
Originally posted by RobboSRi
quote:
Originally posted by Sam
Metro are VERY popular in Oxford... So popular in fact, that Thames Valley Police recently issued a warning to Metro owners warning them to keep an eye on their cars, as Metro theft had increased in Oxford!
(No BS, this is totally true, was on the front cover of the Oxford Mail as well!!)
Yep... hes tellin trurth
I was PMSL when I read that in the paper!
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Foz
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Yes BAR ME in Bristol has a sign up saying NO BURBERRY. Preditor Sxi wasn't allowed to wear his Burtons coat coz apparently it looked like burberry! also a mate of mine had a burberry t-shirt thing on and they said he was a hooligan and hes a fanny. Bouncers r nobs.
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Robbo
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On that Police prog on Sky1 a while back (u remember based in slough) there was a car chase with a metro in town centre
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Pablo
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quote:
Originally posted by Foz
Yes BAR ME in Bristol has a sign up saying NO BURBERRY. Preditor Sxi wasn't allowed to wear his Burtons coat coz apparently it looked like burberry! also a mate of mine had a burberry t-shirt thing on and they said he was a hooligan and hes a fanny. Bouncers r nobs.
I will see if BAR ME in MK is the same tonight as I will pop in there for a few on the route ooot
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Foz
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i am banned 4 arguing about bouncers stereotyping against certain items of clothing. Do u think tarts with burberry handbags get refused entry? also pisses me off seeing underage school kids walking in and me and my m8s gettin refused just for that. TWATS
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elfunkyo
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I mentioned in a thread yesterday that I got refused entry into the Revolution bar in Necastle for wearing a Stone Island Jacket on a match day because they are associated with football hooligans.
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