How is Mad Friday in Britain?
Residents of stiff Britain are ready to revel in the trash and buzz with health risks.
The British edition of the Daily Mail published numerous photos of how Londoners spent the so-called "mad Friday" (Mad Friday) - a night that flows into the last weekend before Christmas.
The Friday before Christmas is considered one of the busiest days of the year for UK emergency workers, with police and ambulance calls on the rise. So this year, extremely drunken residents of Foggy Albion bathed in cold fountains, indulged in scuffles and street love, got into fights with each other and with the police. Similar situations took place in other large cities - for example, in Liverpool and Cardiff. Photos published in the Daily Mail confirm numerous cases of alcohol poisoning in many British cities.
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1. In Manchester, several men, despite the rather low temperatures (thermometers at night fall to about -1 Celsius there), began to bathe in the fountains in Cathedral Gardens.
2. Right on the freezing road, several rather scantily dressed women were lying and could not get up.
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4. One of the men seriously injured his hand and was taken away in an ambulance.
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7. "Zombies" roamed the streets en masse under the degree.
8. The British are known throughout the world for their love of alcoholic libations.
9. Pre-holiday "fun" in Britain indulge in people of all ages.
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11. Drunken brawls often turn into curiosities.
12. Some quench the midnight city right on the sidewalks.
13. The inhabitants of the British Isles are incredibly cold-hardy, walking around in light clothes even at the end of December.
14. And some people manage to "pack" into the small architectural forms of the city.
15. Haven't the gentlemen died out in Britain yet?
16. The spirit of the upcoming Christmas is in the air.
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18. Looking at these photos, it's hard to believe that these photos were taken on the night of December 20th to 21st, when the temperature in Britain was about zero.
19. Many revel "in the trash" quite literally.
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22. In York, a group of several people in a state of intoxication entered into a skirmish with police officers on horseback.
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35. Do you think this out-of-control celebration has anything to do with the Christmas spirit?