7-11 - the name belies the fact that it is a 24 hour
establishment. The finest place in all of Heath especially if you have the munchies
at 3am on a Saturday nite!
Albemarle - Fun whilst in it's prime of mid to late 80s, the
centre based on the doorsteps of Oathall continues to serve some sort of limited community
spirited function. (thanks to Will for reminding me 'bout this un!) aka
the ALBY
B2- New trading name for 7-11 (Budgens Group)
- prices are still sky high! D'oh
Breeze, The - Heath slang for SainBURY'S getddit Bury's,
Breeze! (thanks to Will for that rarerity!)
Budgens - Town centre Super Market with a greatly
muted "Super"... Frequented by underage drinkers in Kenwood
puffer jackets with their 13 year old short-skirted girlfriends.
Manager Nick Stephens commonly known as "Skipp"
Burrell - Dropping off stop for commuters
north and south of HH. Essex Pub kind of atmosphere dodgy looking
clientale.
CCTV - Closed Circuit Television. Big
brother now has all eyes trained on key crime areas. Unfortunately crime moves
elsewhere where CCTV is not present. Goodo!
Dilber- aka Dodgy Dilber, must be
approaching mid 20's have receding hair line, have no luck with women, but constantly
surrounded by them. Then have successive turn arounds in fortune and rubs in
everyone faces. The shouting of "Dilber" usually denotes a persons lack of cool.
The dodgy comes from dealing in not so kosher deals and then realising after a short bout
of elation that he has been ripped off.
Dolby - see Dilber.
Interchangeable as a form of abuse with Dilber.
Dolphin, The -
AKA The Sarge. Not to be confused with the the Leisure centre of the
same name. A massive investment in renovation has led to London prices being charged
for beer. Clientale includes status or people wishing to achieve status gang levels. Awkward and lacking real character since
eating and drinking zones are as one.
Dolphin Leisure
Centre, The - AKA The Dolphin, an establishment catering for the sport needs
of the people of Mid-Sussex. Prices are fair and the only downer is that facilities
are booked up all too often.
DOOOOR! - incorrect prenounciation of Homer Simpson's classic
catch phrase. Why didn't anyone let me know any sooner about this!!
Farley - normally associated with extreme
lateness. Again must be cruising towards mid 20s, again with receding hairline
(occassional firemens helmet). Take whatever time Farley has given you, double it.
Say 15mins => 15mins X 2 = 30 mins.
Flat, The - same'o same'o usually after a drunken
night out and a couple of bab's to go back to said place and engage in
N64/Playstation.
Fuck It I'll Walk - expletive
used by Dilber, when there were no more seats in the car.
Lloyds - Think of Sainsburys but in a financial industry and
you're halfway there to describing their employment policy. A key employer in
Haywards Heath owning a substantial amount of office space in Perrymount Road.
"Lloyds" - used as a substitute for the phrase
"McJob" i.e. low paid, low status employment, first coined by Douglas Coupland
in Generation X.
"Mortgage" - often used
in the Dolphin pub, as when offering to buy your mates a drink
"I think I need to get a mortgage" - double put down
on bar prices and also the clientale.
Sains - as in going to Sains - as in Sainsbury's geddit!
Status Gang - every one knows at
least one status gang. Status in that they always hog the bestest facilities and
block anyone else in using them. Their parents are middle classed and have at least
2 cars. Also varying degrees of attractiveness, they ignore you, or worse still you
start a conversation with them and then they are distracted by the "joker" in
their gang. This phrase was first invented by Dilber in the
late 80's.
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