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Intriguingly in the full list he's lumped "brighton" with "briton/england" - Brighton is actually a place, albeit not a city.
by cmdkeen 13y ago
Intriguingly in the full list he's lumped "brighton" with "briton/england" - Brighton is actually a place, albeit not a city.
- gejjaxxita 13y agoBrighton is a city, technically it's "Brighton and Hove" but that's what everyone is referring to when they say Brighton (in roughly* the same way that Newcastle = Newcastle upon Tyne). Though not exactly, Hove is* a place too.
- tapworthtg 13y ago"he" is a "she" you sexist idiot.
- 67726e 13y agoI think you need to carry yourself a bit more like an adult. Whoever posted that comment probably didn't bother to check the gender of the author, and as in many languages, the pronoun people tend to default to is the masculine "he". There isn't anything inherently sexist about that, it's just how the language is.