Where do you live: East or West Sussex?

ManOfSussex

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Rape of Hastings, Sussex

• Nov 25, 2016

• #81

As a wise once said:

lawros left foot said:

People of Sussex,

Don't let these malevolent forces distract you,

We are ONE county,cruelly separated by the jealous British Government in 1888, jealous of our history,heritage, and Sussex Pond Pudding.
We must fight to re-unite our glorious county, into one, a single Kingdom, as established by our ancient forefathers. All this divisive discussion on who is best,East or West, we play into the hands of those who would keep us separated, instead of ONE county of Brothers and Sisters united in our love of Stoolball, The majestic Downs and Brighton and Hove Albion.



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WE WUNT BE DRUV

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The Antikythera Mechanism

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• Nov 25, 2016

• #82

Born in Brighton, but now live in Surrey on the border with Hampshire. I was born in Sussex, east or west being irrelevant to me.

 

edna krabappel

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• Nov 25, 2016

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bn9 bha said:

No Pompey postcodes in East Sussex

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You're full of Tonbridge ones though, with a few Redhill ones sneaked in.

West Sussex has some PO ones, lots of RH, and the rest is BN I think.

 

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West west west Sussex

• Nov 25, 2016

• #84

edna krabappel said:

You're full of Tonbridge ones though, with a few Redhill ones sneaked in.

West Sussex has some PO ones, lots of RH, and the rest is BN I think.

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Don't forget our GU's as well.

Basic rule of thumb in the West, BN stops on the course of the River Arun which flows down to Littlehampton.

PO kicks in this side of Bognor and GU somewhere just across the ridge of The Downs as you head towards Petworth et al.

West Sussex goes as far West as Emsworth, and another rule of thumb would be the border mirrors the route north of the A3.

 

Sorrel

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Back in East Sussex

• Nov 25, 2016

• #85

Come from the East, been moving West each move. At this rate still some way to go before I leave though.

 

Arkwright

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Caterham, Surrey

• Nov 25, 2016

• #86

Surrey_Albion said:

Surrey born and bred here

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Same here. Hoping to retire to the Lewes Area in ten years or so. Is there a Seagulls Over Surrey?

 

BN9 BHA

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• Nov 25, 2016

• #87

edna krabappel said:

You're full of Tonbridge ones though, with a few Redhill ones sneaked in.

West Sussex has some PO ones, lots of RH, and the rest is BN I think.

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I can live with that Edna, not so many #twats in Tonbridge and Redhill

 

Diego Napier

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• Nov 25, 2016

• #88

Aveacarlin' said:

Was West, now East. Love Sussex. Wonderful county to live in.

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Was East, now West. I too love Sussex and agree that it's a wonderful county.

 

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• Nov 25, 2016

• #89

Which part do you live in [MENTION=29098]Sussaxon[/MENTION] ?

*takes cover *

 

AmexRuislip

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• Nov 25, 2016

• #90

Arkwright said:

Same here. Hoping to retire to the Lewes Area in ten years or so. Is there a Seagulls Over Surrey?

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I'd eventually want to return to Sussex and retire, similarly to ten years, unless things change.
Perhaps Seagulls Retire Return?