Louts

By the time “Ricky Stanicky” comes to its wobbly and utterly unconvincing resolution, it’s hard to imagine caring less about what happens to these three louts and their imaginary/real friend.

One of the most shocking incidents was during the 1998 World Cup in France, when a policeman was left with permanent brain damage following an attack by German louts.

See louts on sports fields and beaches, certain evangelical preachers and the person in the White House.

In the footage, elderly Abbas Khan picks up a mop stick to defend himself but is no match for the three louts who put him in a headlock before stealing the Buckfast bottles.

Litter louts have left Britain's beaches in a state of abject disarray following the country's stifling heatwave.

She is like a weak, second-rate school teacher who is letting the louts in the back row of her class dominate and control all lessons.

The television sparkles with images of despicable political louts, sexual harassment reports.

Worst of all, Brittany's self esteem is at rock bottom after years of putdowns by her "friends" and sexual mistreatment by bar louts.

Robb (2006), p. 470. Lester Bangs described Oi! as "politicized football chants for unemployed louts".