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 BeatsTheEagle  Sutton 18 Jun 10 10.48pm |
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Or Another One................ My Great Grandad, Hans Von Ludwig, kept his hat after being well and truly beaten in WW1. Deciding to make a clean break, he and my Great Aunt Magda came to England. Ashamed of his German ancestry, my great uncle kept his hat in a dark leaky shed. Unfortunately, he died last month and I was given the task of disposing of his assets. When I emptied the shed I found that his hat had reacted to the damp conditions. Brighton fans, is it normal for your helmet to be rusty when you pull it from a dark damp place?
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The Sash  Now residing in Epsom - How Posh 22 Jun 10 12.14pm |
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A friend of mine has recently started a business in the Falmer area where he imports bare hot beverage ingredients and packages them for the major chains. He has no trouble with packaging the coffee and that part of the business is doing well and hes having great fun but the other areas are not providing the profit he thought and its making him a bit depressed Would anyone from Brighton know how to get the most enjoyment from a good teabagging ???
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Forest Hillbilly  in a hidey-hole 30 Jun 10 3.05pm |
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I am a fan of Real Ale and appreciate a beer with a nice frothy top, something that only male barstaff seem to be able to achieve. Brighton fans , can you recommend any pubs in the Sussex area where the barstaff give good head ? Edited by Forest Hillbilly (30 Jun 2010 3:05pm)
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| Forest Hillbilly in a hidey-hole 30 Jun 10 3.09pm |
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I understand they are introducing donkey rides on Brighton beach. The Council did a trial run a few weeks ago with some adult jockeys, but the pebbles on the beach inflamed the donkeys hooves. Brighton fans, do you have any remedies for a sore ass after being ridden by a large male ?
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| Red'n'Blue Blood East Grinstead 30 Jun 10 8.58pm |
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I bought a whole load of braising steak and my butcher suggested that I take the steaks to Brighton as apparently Brighton fans are number one in mincing and maybe able to advice!
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| Red'n'Blue Blood East Grinstead 30 Jun 10 10.21pm |
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I went horse racing at Brighton last week and noticed that whilst the horses were parading around the owners circle all the Jockeys were sponsored by Walls Sausages. Brighton fans.........are sausage jockeys a common thing there and do they always trot around their owners ring?
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| masonic_palace Gatport Airwick 02 Jul 10 12.15pm |
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I understand that the Highways Agency are in discussions with a manufacturer of a savoury food spread for sponsorship of the M23. Does this mean that the main road to Brighton will become the Marmite Motorway??
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| The Sash Now residing in Epsom - How Posh 02 Jul 10 1.32pm |
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I have recently moved to Hove and want to contribute to my local community and to use local shops. I am having a dinner party tomorrow to try to make friends with my two new neighbours, Tarquin and Piers, two lovely fellas who share a flat, I did ask but neither of them have girlfriends to bring so its lad only, so I thought a nice piece of steak I wondered if any Brighton fans would know of a good meat supplier in the area who would give me a quality piece of rump to tenderise ?
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| Moose In the sewer pipe... 02 Jul 10 2.07pm |
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A friend of mine, who lives in Jamiaca, has just bought a yacht and wants to learn to sail it. As an inexperienced sailor, he's a bit worried about crashing the boat, particularly as there are some fairly treacherous waters in the region. He would appreciate some advice and is asking people who live by the sea in this country if they can assist. He's therefore wondering whether any Brighton fans have any experience of navigating the Windward passage?
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| Red'n'Blue Blood East Grinstead 02 Jul 10 10.57pm |
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Last year I visited some old friends who live in North London. So whilst we were there as it was the weekend we decided to watch the Arsenal match, who were playing against Brighton in the cup. What with it being such a large ground which was unfamiliar I couldn't see the away supporters. I just wondered how many Brighton fans sore Arse that weekend?
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Don Rogers Tache  hanging around the local Taco Bell... 03 Jul 10 11.28am |
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Some top notch stuff there red 'n' blue blood.
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| Forest Hillbilly in a hidey-hole 03 Jul 10 3.48pm |
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I have heard discipline is quite harsh at Brighton University and that corporal punishment is still in force. Graduate Brighton fans, have you ever had a "Don roger your tush"?
Edited by Forest Hillbilly (03 Jul 2010 3:49pm)
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