MartinC wrote:
And yet you still don't heed my warnings, do you?
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MartinC wrote:
And yet you still don't heed my warnings, do you?
WOOF WOOF!!
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Atom wrote:Here is a guide to some of Ealing's premier homeless people, please provide one for your area!
47 Layers Man - Self explanatory, wears many, many layers of clothing in all types of weather. Sleeps under the depot.
Man-Who-Thinks-His Wife-Is-Still-Alive - An elderly man, clearly insane, who thinks he is pushing his wife who passed away long ago around in an empty wheelchair. Lives in Walpole park.
Wolf Man - A filthy drunk who hangs round with his cronies scaring children by turning his false teeth upside-down and growling. Found on the benches near the back entrance to the shopping center.
Shouting man - Similar to the shouting man in Camden but more ovular and pink. Frequents the local Sainsburys.
Michael, The time traveling ex-Millionaire - A well-spoken kindly old man who used to be rich but lost it all and went mad. I made up the time traveling part but it fits in with a theory I have, I believe he is from the past (or the future) and built a time machine with his millions, came to the future, (or past) the machine broke down and he subsequently went mad. A rare sight nowadays.
The Graveyard Man - Lives round the back of a local church and spends the days sitting on the bench round the front, complaining to whoever is listening.
Some local strange people:
The Witch - So called because of her bizzare appearance, black robes, amulets and feathers in her hair, seen haunting a churchyard near my house.
Blue Man - A man with a medical disease which causes his skin to be blue. Very weird sight. Maybe he's sad?
Recently two more were spotted, the "two pints" man and the strange woman who was pointing at two shopping trolleys and moaning, why? We shall never know.
I'm sure there are many more, I will remember some later.