Photo reblogged from The Daily What with 236 notes
Photo Set of the Day: Gallery of the black-listed Edwardian drunks of Birmingham, circa 1904.
From the Daily Mail:
Angry, bewildered and shame-faced these Edwardian drunks stare into the lens of the police camera.They were ‘habitual drunkards’ whose offences included being caught while in charge of a horse, carriage and even a steam engine.Issued a century ago, the drunks were given the equivalent of modern-day Asbos in that they were banned from being served in pubs because of their past behaviour.The Black List was kept intact at Holt Brewery for over a century, and made available to the public by Ancestry.co.uk.
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I’ve been drunker than ten good men, as my dad was fond of saying, but never so much that AN ENTIRE FUCKING TOWN GAVE ME A LEGAL INTERVENTION.
Source: thedailywhat
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I feel this is screaming to be on “Face in a Hole” so we can prank the crap out of our fellow drinking buddies.
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I’ve been drunker than ten good men, as my dad was fond of saying, but never so much that AN ENTIRE FUCKING TOWN GAVE ME...
In epoca Edwardiana si usava schedare gli ubriaconi incalliti per farne una lista nera. Eccezionali le schede tecniche...