We do not see much _fun_ in that. We cannot help thinking, however,
that "Three Months at Brixton," would form a taking (at least a
_thief_-taking) title for a novel.
Admoneto magistrum squalidarum vestium:
Put the master in mind of his seedy clothes.
That is if you want a _good dressing_.
This genitive case is sometimes changed into an ablative, either with or
without a preposition, as
Putavi de calendis Aprilibus te esse admonendum: