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Brighthouse junkies 

New generation of the infamous Argoths. They resonate in front of bright house in Stirling, one shop along from the original location. A bunch of young wanna be goths that think they’re edgy, but are in fact wains that most actual argoths hate. Blasting heavy screamo music that they only listen to within the group, while catcalling poor passer by’s. When they eventually get sick of their day to day routine they move to “Eccie falls” or “Chernobyl”.
Example one:
“Let’s walk on the opposite side of the road to avoid the brighthouse junkies”

Example two:
“Are the argoths out?”

“Nah the brighthouse junkies”
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Brighoused 

When someone likes so many of your posts in a single go that their name fills the notification screen
Brighoused by B0m8A October 1, 2016

brighthousing 

The effect that repeatedly occurs on your so-called "HD" television when Bright House is your cable provider.
Ex. "Did you see that awesome play in the game last night?" "No, I missed it because my TV was brighthousing."
brighthousing by agjd February 10, 2014
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