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Being born and bred in Nottingham and married to a man who has a real Nottingham (Radford) accent I do recognise the real thing, not evident in S N/S M. Heaven forbid I should sound like any of it, I think it is one of the worst accents you could have. If I have upset anyone then I am sorry, this is just my opinion. A crazy crazy NB A friend came to see me yesterday and asked- 'ey ya gor eni munnay' this was for the shop...

Thank goodness you don't have to buy the CD, the kids would have me in a home before you could say knife! Quite a few names on that site ro conjour with, not heard of any of them but Mr O'Donnell. Thank you for the education bit. A crazy crazy

Did a web search on his name and I think you are having a go, came across this during my perusing. Easier to look at than downloading. http://www.posiesrodsandcustoms.com/custom...-brendon-quinn/ Hope you enjoy. A crazy crazy

Have heard of all the others, but who is Brendon Quinn?? Have I been asleep and missed a good singer, someone of the Danny O'Donnell class, please tell and I will make an exception and download some of his warblings? A crazy crazy

In the mail they didn't speak of capping, I suppose this is to be mentioned at a later date. I have around six months to go and then I can shop around if I hit any problems. The capping is not really a problem to me as I don't download that much, but I think it is a liberty for the people who do use it a lot. I'm with them... A crazy crazy

Have just been informed by email that NTL are uprating the speed of my broadband from 300k to 1mb, this will be completed by the end of October at no extra cost to myself, mmmm one always thinks that you get nothing for nothing.... I shall wait with baited breath. A crazy crazy

Strange as it may seem, I like tripe(or used to) before it was mixed with onions and milk. I used to help my dad eat his with salt and pepper and vinegar on it. As you say it is an aquired taste. Are Pilchards small herrings and sardines small pilchards? Is this the life span of the fish? Don't like any of them to that extent, as for chewing the backbone, yuk... A crazy crazy

Which branch of the Reader's Digest is this, then? A crazy crazy

Do you remember the tripe shop on Wollaton Street? It was almost opposite the Gaumont cinema. When the family went to the cinema we would then go in this establishment and order tripe and onions, a bit of dark would be the cry. Revolting stuff!!! I would always have bangers and mash, much more civilised. Pigs chitterlings were a favourite of my mums, she would get them from La Rouches on Ilkeston Road I think it was. We also liked mushy peas from the Newmarket. Many moons ago... A crazy crazy

Don't know, not posted for a while. He will return to haunt the site eventually. Just when we all think it is safe to come out of the woodwork he will be there waiting to pounce. A crazy crazy

His handle is almost an anagram of Brylcream, my favourite smell from my youth. Leave me alone I am having an age crisis... A crazy crazy NB sorry if I upset anyone, I am getting as bad as BIP, heaven forbid...

Welcome to the site, I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. A NB I lurv the smell of Brylcream!!! :D

We have Philidelphia and all its add ons. I use Phili and cream cheese, which is also hard to come by, to make cheesecake. I like the Phili with chives, on toast with a hot cappucino. A

Found this on the net if you want to make your own: http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/sherwoodtimes/brother.htm That is the page it comes from. A

Is that the fore runner of today's cottage cheese, only worse? My grandmother used to make it, milk was left to go sour and then drained through a muslin cloth. It was hung outside on the clothes line, not with pegs, until it had stopped dripping and then seasoned and eaten. Disgusting stuff, akin to tripe and onions and chitterlings. Yuk!!! A tease

I braved it, what about you lot???? A crazy crazy crazy

As far as I know it is a saying that people use when they have been particularly canny in evading the issue. It goes, 'You have to catch a weasel asleep to p--s in its ear' A crazy

I told you it was potted. I was the customary 18 by the time I was behind the bar. Far be it from me to break the law. A

Don't you have to catch the weasel asleep first?? A tease

This place is not big enough for my history so here it is, potted. Born 1944 on Aspley Lane. Learnt to be a barmaid behind the Nags Head Bar sorry Left home at 23, went to Leeds Met husband in 1967 on a Saturday night and we have not been apart since Had two boys and a girl then decided to get married and had another boy Went to college in 1986/7 Gained 4 'O's a CSE and an'A' level, a City and Guilds 726 in Computer Programming, these were all done in that year Joined the Revenue with SCO and retired in 2000 Now have 5 grandchildren and 2 I borrow crazy Would not change anything f

I know this is an old topic but it is interesting. This was posted when you were all behaving yourselves and BIP was not so strange. In one of the photos you have the pub Generous Brittain on the corner of Newdigate Street and Alfreton Road, on the right hand side of the road was where I first started work in 1959. The factory was called G T Hussey and they made high class outerwear. It was strange to see the name after all these years but interesting to read you posts. The Spread, as I have said before was run by Eddie Cartwright and the Alma was run by the Dobnys. The Indian Rester

Did anyone go to the Yachting Club, Trent Bridge, and watch The Xciters? They were the next best thing to the Rolling Stones, or so they seemed at that age. How about the Log Cabin at Watnall I think it was. The Creepers, more commonly called The Miners Welfare on Nutthall Road? A tease tease tease

That's three of us then. Are there any other reasons do you think. A crazy

The results on this one suprised me to say the least. They are so true to the job I used to do. I knew I was in the right job when I first joined. A Have you tried the color one on the same site? That's interesting

Who would want to live in a small terrace house in London? certainly not me. I live in a three bedroomed semi with a garden and fields as far as the eye can see. I don't give a monkey's how much it is worth or if comes up to my neighbours expectations, it suits us down to the ground. A Shock