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Newest thing what I done:
Some other things what I done:
ooh the quo...
Recent front page messages:
nothing like an excuse for me to pea roast fluff
edit: woot! fp fluff. Cheers :)
(Thu 7th Oct 2004, 18:18, More)
edit: woot! fp fluff. Cheers :)
(Thu 7th Oct 2004, 18:18, More)
I am Connor McChav of the clan McChav....
sadly, there is more than one
edit: FP! Wowsers. Thankyou muchly!
(Fri 30th Apr 2004, 12:45, More)
sadly, there is more than one
edit: FP! Wowsers. Thankyou muchly!
(Fri 30th Apr 2004, 12:45, More)
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» Local Nutters
More Norwich weirdness
I too have fond memories of Marigold from Norwich. I remember he was so well known that at one point he disappeared for a couple of weeks and it made the local paper. I also remember the sock man, but only from a distance, I was never brave enough to go near him.
There were a couple of other nutters that wandered around near George street (where I was at the art college) and were named by my friends and I (they may have had official Norwich names that we were unaware of) but we had Jesus, who, unsuprisingly had long hair and a tatty and long beard, always wore an old pin striped suit but never any shoes...ever...even when the town was covered in a couple of inches of snow. Oh, and he moved in a mysterious way.
But not as mysterious as Purple-head. A man so angry with himself that he would punch himself repeatedly in the face whilst berating himself in a growly unintelligible way. He had hit himself so many times that he had a permanent bright purple/blue bruise the entire length and breadth of his forehead. When you encountered him on the street it was traditional to turn to your mate and say "I thought you told your dad to stay at home". How we laughed.
(Fri 17th Sep 2004, 12:17, More)
More Norwich weirdness
I too have fond memories of Marigold from Norwich. I remember he was so well known that at one point he disappeared for a couple of weeks and it made the local paper. I also remember the sock man, but only from a distance, I was never brave enough to go near him.
There were a couple of other nutters that wandered around near George street (where I was at the art college) and were named by my friends and I (they may have had official Norwich names that we were unaware of) but we had Jesus, who, unsuprisingly had long hair and a tatty and long beard, always wore an old pin striped suit but never any shoes...ever...even when the town was covered in a couple of inches of snow. Oh, and he moved in a mysterious way.
But not as mysterious as Purple-head. A man so angry with himself that he would punch himself repeatedly in the face whilst berating himself in a growly unintelligible way. He had hit himself so many times that he had a permanent bright purple/blue bruise the entire length and breadth of his forehead. When you encountered him on the street it was traditional to turn to your mate and say "I thought you told your dad to stay at home". How we laughed.
(Fri 17th Sep 2004, 12:17, More)