- Apr 5, 2014
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I'M WAITING TO HAVE MY EARS SYRINGED
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DR
That's actually funny.
I'M WAITING TO HAVE MY EARS SYRINGED
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DR
SEE SOME GEEZER WITH NO LEGS IN A DOOR WAY IN ST JAMES STREET SHOUTING AT HIS MATE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE AFTERNOON TELLING HM HE HAD A SPLIT PERSONALITY, MINUTE LATER ANOTHER LOSER CAME STAGGERING UP THE ROAD EITHER PISSED OR OFF HIS HEAD ON DRUGS, THEN FURTHER UP THE ROAD TOWARDS JUNCTION WITH UPPER AND LOWER ROCK GARDENS A COUPLE OF HOMELESS PESTERING AN OLD CHAP WHO SAID HE HAD NO MONEY ........ LOVELY PLACE
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DR
Defo the bottom of my list of places to move back too that's for sure
he had taken them off ,they were by his side
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DR
Maybe he is a homeless veteran who lost them in conflict and drinks to forget...
Easy to judge and be critical, yes there are a lot of homeless in Brighton, that's the governments or persons fault not Brightons.
Yes the seagulls and foxes have a go at the rubbish, and we could do with a lick of paint here and there, but it's not a dump mate.
maybe you need to get around Brighton a bit more ,i been to plenty of place in this country , trust me Brighton takes some beating, freak city if you ask me
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DR
My ma and da came up north a year ago to see Blackpool illuminations. Obviously all the romance and stuff surrounding it for those who haven't been etc. I kind of had an inkling that it wasn't all that, off season etc. But parents were both blissfully unaware until GF and I went to meet them from Manchester. When we got there it was apparent that apart from 2P pusher machines it was run down and very disappointing really. We ended up having a meal in Weathy's and spending about 3 hours there. Brighton is a goldmine compared to that and I'm thankful I ever grew up there.
Perhaps I should have taken them to Conwy, Llandudno, Barmouth etc. Those places are beautiful. There's nothing there at all, but that's the point. No cars, no industry, just quiet harbours with a few chippies and plenty of scenery.
Defo the bottom of my list of places to move back too that's for sure
SEE SOME GEEZER WITH NO LEGS IN A DOOR WAY IN ST JAMES STREET SHOUTING AT HIS MATE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE AFTERNOON TELLING HM HE HAD A SPLIT PERSONALITY, MINUTE LATER ANOTHER LOSER CAME STAGGERING UP THE ROAD EITHER PISSED OR OFF HIS HEAD ON DRUGS, THEN FURTHER UP THE ROAD TOWARDS JUNCTION WITH UPPER AND LOWER ROCK GARDENS A COUPLE OF HOMELESS PESTERING AN OLD CHAP WHO SAID HE HAD NO MONEY ........ LOVELY PLACE
Unfortunately that pretty much sums up one of the major things wrong with Brighton.
The pathetic limp wristed policies of the council and their view that any homeless person in the country is a victim of the nasty society and that all are welcome to come and doss on our streets, begging/pestering the public for money at every opportunity.
I actually am happy to give my money to genuine homeless people who are from Brighton...... But when asked for money every 10 meters down Queens Road and North Street, none of the fvckers are actually from Brighton so can't even give my money away.
Especially when asked for money by someone in an Eastern European accent!
Pretty pink fairy said:Especially when asked for money by someone in an Eastern European accent!
****ing *******s should get a job. They stink so bad I wouldn't ever hire them myself.
I'M WAITING TO HAVE MY EARS SYRINGED
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DR
And then there's Seaford.
And (unless there is one now) you really would have thought that Brighton would have a Michelin starred restaurant, not even many fine dining establishments.
I have recently had cause to visit both Bournemouth and Poole - on separate occasions - and for "domestic reasons".
The missus and I took the opportunity to visit both towns and seafronts in anticipation of a bit of shopping and eating, and I have to say ......
.... they truly are both cr*p!!
Brighton is a paradise in comparison - but perhaps that goes without saying.
Blimey. I couldn't name one.
This. I've been here since 1980 and it was ALWAYS seedy. The North Laine was positively DICKENSIAN. Housing was so affordable that nobody even thought to think of it as a thing.
It only changed when HRH made us into a millenium city and the DFLs started regarding B&H as a sort of commutable Ealing-By-Sea with 50% off the property prices.
Most of B&H is still pretty tatty, and none the worse for it. Wouldn't live anywhere else in the UK.