[News] Fatboy Slim

[bluenitsuj]

Where do all these scummy kids come from?

According to reports, the CCTV caught a bunch of baseball capped teenagers on bikes smashing things for no reason.

Brighton still isn't being gentrified quickly enough. So many scum bags in this city.

National service would teach them a lesson

 

[elwheelio]

National service would teach them a lesson

Or it could equip them with proper fighting and weaponry skills. Then we'd really be in trouble.

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

National service would teach them a lesson

So would hanging them from the nearest lamp post

 

[BadFish]

Where do all these scummy kids come from?

According to reports, the CCTV caught a bunch of baseball capped teenagers on bikes smashing things for no reason.

Brighton still isn't being gentrified quickly enough. So many scum bags in this city.

Its hard to gentrify with a cost of living crisis and large numbers of people only see a grim future.

 

[faoileán]

Where do all these scummy kids come from?

According to reports, the CCTV caught a bunch of baseball capped teenagers on bikes smashing things for no reason.

Brighton still isn't being gentrified quickly enough. So many scum bags in this city.

Blimey mate...get a grip; teenage boys all over the country, in cities, towns and even small villages do this sort of s*it

 

[PILTDOWN MAN]

Its hard to gentrify with a cost of living crisis and large numbers of people only see a grim future.

Ffs

 

[One Teddy Maybank]

Blimey mate...get a grip; teenage boys all over the country, in cities, towns and even small villages do this sort of s*it

Must be alright then

 

[Psychobilly freakout]

Where do all these scummy kids come from?

Hove actually

 

[zefarelly]

Be hard to tell if that place was vandalised. Looks like a squat to begin with. However, I jest.
Little shit bags.
There’s a lot of this in Brighton right now.

All explained away because they are Covid orphans or Lockdown head mentals or something.

Little ****s.

They're probably just skunked up scallywags. a good few staggering round Shoreham these days like zombies.

Getting the giggles and making music was a lifetime ago, but we had proper dope.

 

[Hamilton]

Blimey mate...get a grip; teenage boys all over the country, in cities, towns and even small villages do this sort of s*it

Firstly, that’s rubbish. You make it sound so ‘every day.’

Secondly, why should he ‘get a grip’? Maybe you should.

 

[Hamilton]

Ffs

It’s true though.

When I was a kid we used to hang around with nothing to do, but I don’t remember the sense of hopelessness and deadendness that the kids face today. The world felt like there was more opportunity in it. Now it feels like there’s less.

It’s a miracle that they are not all on the streets protesting. If they were, I’d support them.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

It’s true though.

When I was a kid we used to hang around with nothing to do, but I don’t remember the sense of hopelessness and deadendness that the kids face today. The world felt like there was more opportunity in it. Now it feels like there’s less.

It’s a miracle that they are not all on the streets protesting. If they were, I’d support them.

Very much this.

 

[Psychobilly freakout]

It’s true though.

When I was a kid we used to hang around with nothing to do, but I don’t remember the sense of hopelessness and deadendness that the kids face today. The world felt like there was more opportunity in it. Now it feels like there’s less.

It’s a miracle that they are not all on the streets protesting. If they were, I’d support them.

Morning Hamilton,

When I grew up, there was a sense of hopelessness and frustration with very little prospect in the early 80s
Where I grew up in my teenage years was just outside Wigan, the pits were closing in the surrounding areas, parents out of work, kids did this all the time, I never broke into any properties but did hang around in derelict buildings and smash windows etc. There are a lot of factors at play im sure you appreciate that.
Things like this are deplorable but nothing new and can happen in any city or village.

glourious sunshine down here today.

have a great day.

 

[Peacehaven Wild Kids]

Where do all these scummy kids come from?

They’re not from Brighton

 

[Coldeanseagull]

Back in the day, there were press gangs ridding the streets of degenerates, drunks and druggies....
Nowadays it's known as national service and I'm all for it. Does it weaponise the youth of today? maybe, but at least they'll be respectful!

 

[jcdenton08]

It’s true though.

When I was a kid we used to hang around with nothing to do, but I don’t remember the sense of hopelessness and deadendness that the kids face today. The world felt like there was more opportunity in it. Now it feels like there’s less.

It’s a miracle that they are not all on the streets protesting. If they were, I’d support them.

No, sorry.

When I was a teenager I was doing schoolwork, playing football in the park, playing video games at home or with friends, or doing my paper round/shelf stacking in Sainsbury’s.

What I wasn’t doing was roaming the streets, acting a fool and smashing up businesses. I wasn’t smoking weed and picking fights with people and generally being an antisocial nuisance.

There has to be responsibility. You can’t just go around doing whatever you want (or allowing your kids to, for that matter) and then say it’s society’s fault.

 

[BN41Albion]

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Brighton still isn't being gentrified quickly enough. So many scum bags in this city.

Vast majority of people I come across in this city are lovely - including youths

Doesnt make it right but 'Scumbags' exist.everywhere unfortunately - same as it ever was, same as it ever will be

The older generations have believed that youngsters are more unruly than their generation since time began

 

[Don Tmatter]

Didnt he used to post on here? He’ll be highly amused by these track title puns

 

[jackanada]

Back in the day, there were press gangs ridding the streets of degenerates, drunks and druggies....
Nowadays it's known as national service and I'm all for it. Does it weaponise the youth of today? maybe, but at least they'll be respectful!

Having been beaten up by a gang of drunken squaddies I'm calling bullshit.

 

[pearl]

So would hanging them from the nearest lamp post

Yeah, that'll learn 'em not to do it again