He always has been, it's just taken the mortals a while to catch up with the trend setting cancerians :smoke:

He always has been, it's just taken the mortals a while to catch up with the trend setting cancerians :smoke:

 

I'm guessing Sagitarians must be super slow then - allas we get there in the end :lol:

 

I officially HATE(/love) Brighton - Is it that hard to put up a bloody sign post so we can get to the shops and spend all my money? :smoke: :angry:

I'm guessing Sagitarians must be super slow then - allas we get there in the end :lol:

 

I officially HATE(/love) Brighton - Is it that hard to put up a bloody sign post so we can get to the shops and spend all my money? :smoke: :angry:

 

what went wrong :lol: I find Brighton very easy to navigate :P

Why would anyone go to TK Maxx?

I wasn't the one that wanted to go - my friend was desperate for more bargains after our virtual robbery of the Primark, so we went down the hill...and then when we found nothing but a grotty and overheated shop with nothing worth buying, we got lost on the silly escalator system there until finding each other again and having to walk...back up the hill to Churchill Square -_- I was most disappointed, I went to Brighton hoping to find a HMV that sold 7"s so I could get La Roux - Quicksand which had been released that week, but there were no shops selling 7"s to be found :arrr:

 

Aside from the silly escalator layout of the TK Maxx and the hall-of-mirrors-esque layout of Churchill Square (I did not know which way was out the way I came, TWICE! :(), Brighton's pretty easy to navigate though :o Worthing for the win however :smoke:

what went wrong :lol: I find Brighton very easy to navigate :P

 

You've lived there forever, non? :P

 

There are no signs telling me where the Churchill is so i couldn't find it, then once I got into the car park I ended up heading for the exit and so had to reverse up one floor, then once i found a space i couldn't find the shops :lol:

 

I didn't see you today though Rich and i doubt I'll be heading down that way for a while now - missed oppertuity me thinks -_-

 

I was quite impressed with the HMVs actually, certainly better than our one in Maidstone, I actually managed to find Those Dancing Days album!! Who needs Zavvi anyways?

You've lived there forever, non? :P

 

There are no signs telling me where the Churchill is so i couldn't find it, then once I got into the car park I ended up heading for the exit and so had to reverse up one floor, then once i found a space i couldn't find the shops :lol:

 

I didn't see you today though Rich and i doubt I'll be heading down that way for a while now - missed oppertuity me thinks -_-

 

I was quite impressed with the HMVs actually, certainly better than our one in Maidstone, I actually managed to find Those Dancing Days album!! Who needs Zavvi anyways?

 

hmm...it's not signed no :lol: not that I've ever needed signs, I still remember when Churchill Square was an open top horrible wet and windy dive, which they built around to make a mall about ten years ago (which I remember being built very well!)...

 

I decided not to go into town today, was too tired really so just stayed in, back to work tomorrow though :nocheer:

 

the HMV's are both good, I use the one not in the mall more than the other to be honest, for two reasons. 1) it still sells a large collection of singles, unlike the chav friendly one in the mall. 2) it's always a lot quieter and more pleasant to shop in!

hmm...it's not signed no :lol: not that I've ever needed signs, I still remember when Churchill Square was an open top horrible wet and windy dive, which they built around to make a mall about ten years ago (which I remember being built very well!)...

 

I decided not to go into town today, was too tired really so just stayed in, back to work tomorrow though :nocheer:

 

the HMV's are both good, I use the one not in the mall more than the other to be honest, for two reasons. 1) it still sells a large collection of singles, unlike the chav friendly one in the mall. 2) it's always a lot quieter and more pleasant to shop in!

 

And there I was expecting to see you sitting on those steps by the High St. entrance... :lol:

 

Yeah I think the non-Mall one is probs a wee nicer but stil both have a significant more variety than ours in Maidstone - Surprising how the same shop can vary with all it's locations :o

what is a Asda??

A supermarket.

 

The second biggest by market share in the UK. It's owned by American chain Wal-Mart.

And there I was expecting to see you sitting on those steps by the High St. entrance... :lol:

 

Yeah I think the non-Mall one is probs a wee nicer but stil both have a significant more variety than ours in Maidstone - Surprising how the same shop can vary with all it's locations :o

 

:lol: I would never sit there!!! that's where the emo crowds hang around...the chav crowds hang around on the opposite side of the mall :heehee: the non-mall one is ancient but still they've never closed it down when Lousie officially opened the shiny new one in 2001 :heehee: there were queues of people wanting to get 'Stuck In The Middle With You' signed!!!

Wal-Mart I know about :)