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Characters of Brixton....

Sorry I wasn't too clear in my last post. What I meant was Rasta A is the one I have the misfortune to deal with. Rasta B sounds like a much more ameniable


Ignore him and he'll do the same. You have to avoid eye contact with him else he'll pick on you :D
 
"REPENT. AND BE BAPTISED. FOR. THE REMISSION. OF YOUR SINS."

I no longer take the tube into work from Brixton. Is this fella still preaching?
 
Oh yes, every morning without fail. Although he has to compete with "Met-rooooooooo!" man now. Yes, we know it's the fucking metro, there's a huge stack of them in your arms and it's all over your jacket and there's 3 of you thrusting the fucking thing in my face :mad:
 
I dont mind the metro people so much...there's one that would always hand me the paper, and even used to say "hello, thanks"

other characters:
The old man selling the big issue opposite the tube, he's so sweet, always tells me to read page 22. I've seen him around the area pushing a small carrier trolley/bag
The black guy in the wheelchair. He asks for spare change sometimes, and seems alright, though i havent interacted with him
The guys selling reggae cds on atlantic road blasting out heavy bass reaggae tunes (On fridays, they gather around to chat and start dancing to the tunes)
 
You forgot the 'BRRRIXTON RECREATION' bit ;)

Not anymore. Since taking over the Rec, GLL have banned non-sporting activities (except Friday prayers, which would have been interesting if they had stood their ground.)

White Rasta Guy was at many of the Rec meetings last year to discuss the closure. He put forward a very eloquent case about how the Rec should be the hub of the community and used for Uni of Dub events.

I see him around Stockwell a fair bit. He always said hello and seems a decent sort.
 
He was in the Laundrettes with me on saturday - he didn't plug University of Dub sadly.

It got kicked out the Rec didn't it? Gone somewhere SE I think?

Herne Hill Laundrettes? Cause he was in the green grocers next door buying fruit and veg for an elderly Jamaican lady on saturday too.

Has anyone seen the big guy with the afro and the old school walkman headphones who used to hang out outside the Hobgoblin recently? He seems to have disappeared and was wondering what happened to him.

On the Herne Hill tip there's also the down and out guy who looks just like Mos Def who walks up and down Dulwich Road. He seems pretty troubled.
 
He's a Fanon House resident, as is headphones man (who I've not seen for a week or two). Cigarette man is entirely harmless, he just wants to smoke roll ups.
 
The tall man with the poncho was hurt in the Brixton bombing - he was filmed sitting down in the middle of road by tube station with some injuries.
 
Thin and slightly ill-looking white rasta guy who hands out university of dub flyers at the station.

"Abba shanti. Reggae. Dub. Drum And Bass. One Love. Abba shanti. Reggae. Dub. Drum And Bass. One Love. Abba shanti. Reggae. Dub. Drum And Bass. One Love. Abba shanti. Reggae. Dub. Drum And Bass. One Love. Abba shanti. Reggae. Dub. Drum And Bass. One Love. Abba shanti. Reggae. Dub. Drum And Bass. One Love. Abba shanti. Reggae. Dub. Drum And Bass. One Love."


He goes to SOAS. I used to see him there all the time last year.
 
He was in the Laundrettes with me on saturday - he didn't plug University of Dub sadly.

It got kicked out the Rec didn't it? Gone somewhere SE I think?

SEone, the big place in the arches under London Bridge station.

Hasn't quite got the atmosphere it had whilst in the rec centre.
 
Anyone remember the dude that used to always be pounding the street dresses rather like a sandman from the original star wars film.

Wasn't wearing sand coloured stuff but was swathed in wraps of different gear and always had his face covered.

Not seen him for a bit, may of been slain by obi
 
The one character I dread to see around is the oldish (grey hair) female drinker with the very red face. She normally hangs round in the vicintity of Rush Common. I say dread just because she has the habit of exposing herself which is just what you don't want to see (shudders...).
 
The one character I dread to see around is the oldish (grey hair) female drinker with the very red face. She normally hangs round in the vicintity of Rush Common. I say dread just because she has the habit of exposing herself which is just what you don't want to see (shudders...).


With cropped hair?
 
Hair's all over the place but she normally wears a coat and skirt and has red swollen legs. Can be found sitting outside Hambrook House, Lambeth College etc
 
you could all just go to the zoo you know...

:rolleyes:

yeh! brickstone so vibrant! sooo interesting! look at all them crazies! just don't get too close or we'll call the police!

:rolleyes::rolleyes: x a lot.
 
The one character I dread to see around is the oldish (grey hair) female drinker with the very red face. She normally hangs round in the vicintity of Rush Common. I say dread just because she has the habit of exposing herself which is just what you don't want to see (shudders...).

Oh christ. I remember encountering her on coldharbour lane once. She was sitting on a doorstep with her dress up around her waist having a wank :eek::(
 
you could all just go to the zoo you know...

:rolleyes:

yeh! brickstone so vibrant! sooo interesting! look at all them crazies! just don't get too close or we'll call the police!

:rolleyes::rolleyes: x a lot.



The comb lady, the guy with the colourful robes and staff, the white rasta at the top of the tube steps? I've never classed any of them as crazy :confused: They all look perfectly sane. They're just people you notice a lot.

Admittedly "characters" does seem to be getting a tad muddled with drinkers and/or people with mental health problems
 
Hair's all over the place but she normally wears a coat and skirt and has red swollen legs. Can be found sitting outside Hambrook House, Lambeth College etc


and the end of Horsford rd, onto brix hill too

many is the time i have beeen walking along and seen her going for a piss in public
 
IGNORANCE. IS. NO. EXCUSE.

I have a soft spot for him.

The worse the weather the more likely you are to see him. He is a friend of Mrs M's and she says he's as sound as you like. Say hello to him as you pass and he'll give you a friendly "yeah yeah" without breaking his preaching stride. It's impressive.

I think it was Anna Key told me ages ago he was going up town for some meeting and wasn't wearing the best shoes you ever saw so he swapped dancers with preacher man in the street for the trip up to the big smoke :D
 
Thin and slightly ill-looking white rasta guy who hands out university of dub flyers at the station.

"Abba shanti. Reggae. Dub. Drum And Bass. One Love. Abba shanti. Reggae. Dub. Drum And Bass. One Love. Abba shanti. Reggae. Dub. Drum And Bass. One Love. Abba shanti. Reggae. Dub. Drum And Bass. One Love. Abba shanti. Reggae. Dub. Drum And Bass. One Love. Abba shanti. Reggae. Dub. Drum And Bass. One Love. Abba shanti. Reggae. Dub. Drum And Bass. One Love."

His name is Steve. He has some very extreme views I don't have much time for.
 
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