Louis MacNeice
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- Dec 7, 2015
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Being sweet....obviously!
Cheers - Louis MacNeice
Cheers - Louis MacNeice
Whenever i mention i am from Brighton, generally the first thing that's mentioned is that it's the gay capital of the UK.
This. Having been born and bred here, and trying to explain it to the countless 'incomers' who visit, like and settle here, I have often said that Brighton tolerates just about anyone and anything.
You can be who you want to be, and it's really quite difficult to get a local to raise an eyebrow, however you dress or behave. Men dressed as pretty pink fairies, women as rugged skinheads, punk rockers rubbing along with teddy boys, etc, etc, etc, - all just seem (nowadays) to get along.
Just don't hurt anyone else while you do what you do.
(However, I try to make sure that they don't visit NSC - the levels of intolerance to other people's opinions on here can be quite shocking. What would it be like if we could actually see each other, meet up, and get a real glimpse into the multitude of lifestyles that must be lived by it's members? )
Whenever i mention i am from Brighton, generally the first thing that's mentioned is that it's the gay capital of the UK.
Exactly this, it’s so boring isn’t it. Anyone thought of a good reposte to it?
I've lived in a good number of places across England since leaving Sussex 10 years ago, and nowhere will beat Croydon on that score.
The human turd I found in a back alley in Manchester city centre on my way to do the marathon a few years ago is a standout memory to be fair.
How do you know it was human?
I remember reading about 'the smell of human excrement' in the Amityville Horror book, and I always wondered if it has a special smell. If I had to attend a blind sniff, I'm not sure if I'd be able to discriminate netween human shit and dog shit. And vegetarian human shit is another thing altogether.
It was the fact it was embedded in toilet paper, wasn't it
I knew somebody would question that.
To be honest, it was the taste. No mistaking it.
Seriously though, I can't remember much about the poo itself, but I saw it in a corner of an alleyway right by the back door to whatever the building was, and immediately thought "christ, how pissed were you?"
Bungaroosh.
Good call
How do you know it was human?
While Bungaroosh is almost exclusive to Sussex I'm nor sure you could say Brighton was known for it. Most people living in Sussex have never heard of it when I point it out.