Collective noun

[SaveShambo]

I work out in North Kent which is rightly recognised as 'chav-central' and was musing about what the collective noun for a group of underage mothers aggresively pushing their prams down the high street would be? The favourite choice came in as 'A Chaviot'. I was wondering what the correct word would be for the entriely different breed of mothers who terrorise ED's pavements?

[david_carnell]

A pain in the arse.

[Cassius]

Mombie-warriors.

[barrymarshall]

removed post - missed the point of the question!

(Still I don't like the way that a marginalised group in society constantly gets picked on by people who should know better.)

[spadetownboy]

SaveShambo Wrote:

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> I work out in North Kent which is rightly

> recognised as 'chav-central' and was musing about

> what the collective noun for a group of underage

> mothers aggresively pushing their prams down the

> high street would be? The favourite choice came in

> as 'A Chaviot'. I was wondering what the correct

> word would be for the entriely different breed of

> mothers who terrorise ED's pavements?

surely the norf kent girls should be "scummy mummys".

[SaveShambo]

i had the guy from the Lib Dems round on sunday for the parking survey and suggested to him that they should consider a licensing and excise duty scheme for the prams with a sliding cost scale based upon an inversely proportional formula related to the number of wheels said vehicles possesses. the lib dems are clearly so desperate for voters he seemed genuinely keen....

[lozzyloz]

CPT-KOFSASTLEBS

(Caring Parents Taking the Kids Out For Some Air Whilst Supporting the Local Economy By Shopping)

[Mellors]

Ooh, I never new I was being a "terrorist" whilst popping out to the shops for a pint of milk and not leaving the baby home alone.

*yawn*

[Marmora Man]

barrymarshall Wrote:

Still I don't like the way that a marginalised group in society constantly gets picked on by people who should know better.

Agree - is there a suitable collective noun for such people? Supercilious huffy intolerant twitterers

[barrymarshall]

yup - or snobs.

[SteveT]

Supercilious huffy intolerant twitterers

[barrymarshall]

^^^yeah ... I realised that, like, but thought it was too obvious to point out ... ^^^