Rogues, Villains and Eccentrics
My current toilet book is Brewer's classic encyclopedia of the same name, listing some of the great British nutters down the ages. Let's create a B3TA version based on the dodgy people you've met
( , Thu 27 Sep 2012, 13:43)
My current toilet book is Brewer's classic encyclopedia of the same name, listing some of the great British nutters down the ages. Let's create a B3TA version based on the dodgy people you've met
( , Thu 27 Sep 2012, 13:43)
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Sidney Street and St John's Street are known cycling radio man hotspots.
Loved the Encyclopaedia Flangica, btw :)
( , Fri 28 Sep 2012, 12:50, 2 replies)
Loved the Encyclopaedia Flangica, btw :)
( , Fri 28 Sep 2012, 12:50, 2 replies)
Route
Normally see him on St John's Street, weaving in out of people near Heffers. Never seen him as far down as Kings Parade - think he must turn left and do circuits via the marketplace, back up Sidney Street and round. Often we'll see him 2-3 times in one trip.
I have on occasion seen him miles away on Burleigh St near Primark (needed a longer charge perhaps?)
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Normally see him on St John's Street, weaving in out of people near Heffers. Never seen him as far down as Kings Parade - think he must turn left and do circuits via the marketplace, back up Sidney Street and round. Often we'll see him 2-3 times in one trip.
I have on occasion seen him miles away on Burleigh St near Primark (needed a longer charge perhaps?)
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Ah yes
encyclopaedia Flangica. It's a wonder that the shame of that event didn't turn me into one of these space cadets.
( , Fri 28 Sep 2012, 17:56, closed)
encyclopaedia Flangica. It's a wonder that the shame of that event didn't turn me into one of these space cadets.
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