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Aah benj, sorry but you made me laugh again. Thankfully it was the remote that woke you? Your words keep making me smile.( I hope that was your intention)? You reminded me of an incident that happened to me a couple of nights ago, similar, but different? I also woke about 4am for my usual stroll to the powder room. I had a a sensation on a part of my anatomy that felt odd and abit scarey. Any way after further investigation, I realised my skin wasn't falling off but the plastic bag that I keep my earphones in was firmly stuck to my right Buttock. Phew, thankfully the ea

3am and just woke up,,terrific pains in my back,,thought ""Oh no,,what now"" Then realised,,....could'nt find the "Remote control"" night all,,

A few months ago I was walking in West Bridgford when a man approached and said “Did you used to live in Clifton ?’ I didn’t recognise him at all - seemed to be a complete stranger. He explained that in the 1960s his father ran a greengrocers shop on Clifton near where we lived, and sometimes he helped (as a boy) in his father’s shop. He would’ve occasionally seen me in the shop when I was young enough to be dragged along by my mother, but that hasn’t happened for quite a long time. After a bit of mental arithmetic, I concluded he hadn’t seen me for at least 50 years (and even b

Maybe it's a retail thing . You got used to seeing people . We have been retired for nearly 9 years and yet when I drive through our town , I can recognise people from behind , maybe just the way they walk ! .....won't know their name but just know who they are . Conversely , a lot of our old regulars now don't recognise us , as we are out of the familiar surrounding that they were used to seeing us in i.e. the shop . Others do though and just the other day we were having a coffee in a newish pub and a lovely girl , well lady , well now actually a grandmother , recogni

loppylugs I can understand your views regarding Facebook, despite all the stories about it , there are many sites which are very interesting with photos and memories about Nottingham. "Nottingham way back when" is one which I visit regularly and find it very informative. There are also many others.

My wife is on it Trogg. So if I really want to I can see stuff there so my attitude sounds a bit hypocritical. I just don't like the cynical way in which they seem to use their subscribers to gain advertising revenue.

Although he doesn't like to show his face, think of the number of people who must know Ben! And that's only the male customers!

Or was it that you were trying to decide where to take the widow for a slap up meal and a few slow dances?

Pleased all is well with you Ian. I haven’t looked through the threads you’re referring to but your advice on getting checked is vital for all men. My husband had PC a few years ago and chose the hormone treatment and radiotherapy route, as did other Nottstalgians. All good still, it must be 6 or 7 years ago since he suffered all that and he’s absolutely fine. As for Chulla ..... a lovely lovely very clever man who is sadly missed on this site. He was a great friend to many.