Chadderton
Chadderton by Giddygal July 12, 2011
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chadderton
small sub-county in the north of england, often paraded by chavs or the emergency services, place where people are afraid to say "no" if you ask for something. mostly run-down and owned by the council. short distance from werneth, another sub-county over crowded with pakistani's and corner shops.
guy1: hey, shall we go chadderton after?
guy2: what, and recieve the chavs noble chaddy head butt ? no way!
guy2: what, and recieve the chavs noble chaddy head butt ? no way!
chadderton by 5rowlew April 2, 2009
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Mike: Blaine, I need your help. Tina wants me to slick my hair back for prom and I’ve never used gel, so I have no idea what I’m doing.
Blaine: Biggest tip I can give you: never brush after you gel. Disaster. Second tip: feel free to use a little sweat or a little splash of water to reactivate the gel or give it a complete new look. See that? It’s a whole new 'do, my friend.
Mike: Blaine, I need your help. Tina wants me to slick my hair back for prom and I’ve never used gel, so I have no idea what I’m doing.
Blaine: Biggest tip I can give you: never brush after you gel. Disaster. Second tip: feel free to use a little sweat or a little splash of water to reactivate the gel or give it a complete new look. See that? It’s a whole new 'do, my friend.
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