People who talk to their not-yet-reading-age children via their Facebook wall.
"Daddy is so proud of you, Wolf, for wiping your own arse today. We all love you so much and couldn't imagine life without your excrement-smeared hoop in our lives." Or words to that affect.
He's four, can't read...
Not a fan of the Palace-type ones with all the ooooo ooo oooooooooooooo, oooo oo oooooooooo etc.
Brighton Aces, We Are Brighton, and GOSBTS (with stand or fall) get the old neck hairs going when the whole ground does it.
'Johnny Crumplin football genius' always made me laugh back in the day.
Pretty much spot on there mate.
Everyone just does pretty much get on with it. I live in the middle of town and see great examples of this every day. Yesterday, I saw three cross dressers in their 50s strolling through North Laine without a care in the world, minding their own business and not...
This Friday, three friends and I will join a hundred others in the centre of Hove, sleeping rough to help raise money and awareness of the ever-growing homeless problem in Brighton and the south-east.
Every penny collected goes to the YMCA who will use the funds to house vulnerable youngsters...
FA Cup win for me.
Winning trophies is more important than staying in the Premier League.
If we go down we'll have money to spend on players and be in a good position to come straight back up.
I think we can takeaway from this that the event wasn't particularly well attended.
Watching that goal celebration video just made me blush with embarrassment.
As everywhere, Brighton has its faults.
If you know where to go, it's great.
If you're the type who just gets off the train and heads south, and then along to the Palace Pier, you deserve everything you get.
Most people reading NSC are Albion fans, and Brighton is the name on the badge.
Stop...
I live right in the middle of North Laine and absolutely love it.
'Weird scruffy types'?
Would you rather it was full of clones wearing Hollister and Next shite?