Beach Hut said:LB might have something to say about this
Shizuoka Dolphin said:Who can POSSIBLY dislike the CLONK of wood on wood.
WOOD.
ON.
WOOD.
Biskuit von Kekse said:I'm abit gay and weird.
NMH said:It's a fine English tradition, sucking my mummies breasts and should be encouraged.
Ahh, this might explain some having a bit of a practice on Hove Lawns at lunchtime today. Each to their own, but it’s not for me CliveRejoice!
Tomorrow is the Brighton Morris Day of Dance when sides from all the country come to dance around Brighton Town centre. It kicks off at 11am in the Pavilion gardens, when they all have a go, then they go round the centre. Usual venues inc the Brighton Tavern, in front of the fishing museum etc.
Yes, why not? Lots of countries have their own folk dance traditions which they're proud of, so why shouldn't we?Should we be proud of this folk tradition?
No, not unless you're very, very woke, or one of those twats who thinks it cool to deride everything about their own country.or should we be embarrassed?
No.Is it a latent erotic ritual?
No, but I've played the music for them; great fun. It was in a fire station - the fire engines were parked up on the apron outside, the windows were blacked out and there was a bar at the top of the fireman's pole.Have you ever Morris Danced?
No, they should just ignore it, throw the ball around among themselves, do a bit of light warming up and scratch their arses and stuff.Should the England RU team Morris Dance as the All Blacks 'Haka'?
Exactly.So many silly questions?
Morris dancers and blind footballers in mass brawl
Police were called after a mass brawl broke out in a pub car park between a group of morris dancers and a blind football team.www.suffolkgazette.com
Posted a few hours ago on Twitter @BrightonMorris.We're meeting a friend for lunch tomorrow, so is there an itinerary somewhere, because it sounds ideal. And you're not a true brightonian if you don't appreciate/haven't partaken in a bit of Morris Dancing