'People are paying £20 to run around council estates for bants'

[ddraig]

Send em here instead Live Out Your Childhood Dreams at This Booze-Fueled, Adult Summer Camp

There's even a flagpole right outside, where you can string up someone's underwear. The bunks are also co-ed, so we imagine more than a little hanky-panky from time to time.

No guarantees of awkward encounters with the opposite sex -- or the same sex for that matter. But it's camp -- embrace your inner 13-year-old.

 

[Gramsci]

Getting this in Brixton

Citydash is coming to Brixton

 

[alfajobrob]

End time's...end time's dude!

End time's is a new cocktail bar in Brixton I have just opened in my imagination.

You have to bring a towel and wear a hat...

 

[A380]

Send em here instead Live Out Your Childhood Dreams at This Booze-Fueled, Adult Summer Camp

American summer camp for adults might be fun.

U.K. Version - given I was in the Woodcraft folk- somewhat less so. Although I could do with a hand stitched poorly cut leather wallet and being called Tawny Owl again...

 

[Maggot]

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[bi0boy]

American summer camp for adults might be fun.

U.K. Version - given I was in the Woodcraft folk- somewhat less so. Although I could do with a hand stitched poorly cut leather wallet and being called Tawny Owl again...

The Woodcraft camps I went to started with cider at age 12 progressing through to cider, skunk and mushrooms by 15.

 

[phillm]

A few years back I was on an immersive street walking theatre experience at the Edinburgh Fringe. (sorry I know but it seemed like a good idea at the time and the ticket was bought for me) and one of the locations was in a courtyard of a tenement building at the back of the Royal Mile. The (Aussie) host was coralling the audience with a megaphone and student like hig-jink japes when a local Edinburghian came out of his top floor flat and started shouting quite violently at us. Gait back to England you fucking pricks , you fucking come here every day with your shite - it's our hooses and other similar comments. Then he and some other guys brought out a number of buckets of water and began throwing them at us. All the time yelling - take that - ye fookin' English fookers. It took a time to realise that this wasn't part of the act.

Needless to say this was the best piece of 'theatre' I saw that trip and the chastened host was aplogetic and fairly remorseful from then on. Ice cold water ambush on em - that might work.

 

[Celyn]

Cold water or some other liquid. Enjoy the merry street cries of "gardyloo!"

 

[phillm]

More urban peak gentrification signals.

 

[rutabowa]

A few years back I was on an immersive street walking theatre experience at the Edinburgh Fringe. (sorry I know but it seemed like a good idea at the time and the ticket was bought for me) and one of the locations was in a courtyard of a tenement building at the back of the Royal Mile. The (Aussie) host was coralling the audience with a megaphone and student like hig-jink japes when a local Edinburghian came out of his top floor flat and started shouting quite violently at us. Gait back to England you fucking pricks , you fucking come here every day with your shite - it's our hooses and other similar comments. Then he and some other guys brought out a number of buckets of water and began throwing them at us. All the time yelling - take that - ye fookin' English fookers. It took a time to realise that this wasn't part of the act.

Needless to say this was the best piece of 'theatre' I saw that trip and the chastened host was aplogetic and fairly remorseful from then on. Ice cold water ambush on em - that might work.

Now that is awesome

 

[19force8]

when a local Edinburghian came out of his top floor flat and started shouting quite violently at us.

Bloody advocates and their posh closes!