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. One of my sons went to school in Lewes, he was in a school play or something where parents were invited to watch, all of the names of the pupils in the play were listed in a program, my wife kept asking what I was sniggering at when I was reading the names. Who the hell calls their kid...

Another wannabe Brightonian :whistle:

My daughter and her family live in Rainham, just off Mierscourt Road. My eldest son lives near the station.

Application refused :lolol: Wannabe Brightonian :bigwave: I don't know if you are on Twitter, but it always makes me laugh when I see people that obviously live in Peacehaven or Newhaven that put from Brighton on their profile page.

It's just my opinion, there are no specific rules. I just don't get it when people from Surrey that have lived in Brighton for a couple of years are called Brightonians. And why shouldn't I be a Brightonian just because I have moved along the coast? When you say you have never lived inside the...

Sorry, I'm not with you?

Maybe your wife doesn't consider herself a Scouser as she left the city as a child. Everyone that I have met that was born and lived in Liverpool for a number of years is always proud to call themselves a Scouser. I have found Geordies to be the same.

In your opinion, I won't argue with that. :) What do you mean by a certain type of person? Tom Baker might consider himself a Scouser, I can't comment as I've never met him.

This with bells on :thumbsup: I haven't lived in Brighton since 1998 but I was born in Central Brighton and grew up there and still call myself a Brightonian. I hear people being called Brightonians just because they have lived there for a couple of years. A Scouser living elsewhere other than...

We were spoilt for choice with punk gigs back then, I used to watch a bands every week. You definitely saw the light when you moved out of Medway :) I have close family in Medway and I can't say I'm a big fan of that area, where did you live?