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Brighton bans ‘ordinary people’, according to the Daily Mash

by Frank le Duc
Thursday 24 Mar, 2016 at 10:44PM
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Brighton bans ‘ordinary people’, according to the Daily Mash

Brighton is to ban ordinary people, according to the online spoof news website the Daily Mash.

The website carried the headline: “Brighton to become the UK’s first ‘twats only’ town.”

And it ran a joke story which said: “Unbearably smug seaside twat haven Brighton is to ban ordinary people.

“The Sussex town, which had increasingly become an overpriced dormitory for London media workers and grizzled ‘big beat’ DJs, is to take the bold step of excluding anyone who does not have a glaringly flawed personality.

“A spokesman for Brighton and Hove Council said: ‘We have a legion of twats here, mixed with a smattering of normal people, and the two groups were really failing to gel.

“‘On the one hand you’ve got ordinary worker types struggling with massively inflated living costs, while on the other you’ve got self-styled Bohemians with enormously wealthy grandparents, who somehow reconcile ecological beliefs with consuming vast amounts of cocaine.

“‘For the sake of the local economy, we want to defuse this tension while keeping the people who want to pay vastly over-the-odds for organic vegetables and taxidermy.

“‘So the normals can go to the nearest affordable town, which is only 212 miles away.’”

“Brighton resident Julian Cook said: ‘When I’m not DJing or “shopping local” I like to chill on the beach. I have a small lifelong family income because my ancestors had a sugar plantation, which I’m fairly sure was run as an ethical workers’ co-operative.

“‘Basically I’m like a pet.’”

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Comments 3

  1. Twat says:
    10 years ago

    Hipster twats, correct

    Reply
  2. Mike says:
    10 years ago

    You find yourself naturally smiling when you read this ‘spoof’.

    Reply
  3. tawthred says:
    10 years ago

    as long as you’re actually really normal inside

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