denshaw
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Went to the Castle yesterday, the Paul Smith exhibition was closed, it was not worth the entrance fee. The kids hideout was good for under 10s, apart from that it was disappointing.
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Yes got to, supposed to be taking 5 grandkids, they'll be disappointed.
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We have booked for tomorrow but it's closed due to unforseen circumstances.
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Yes,Virginia TV is the same, could be the heat.
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If it was an Octagonal shaped building it could have been Beeston youth centre, sometimes known as the Shed.
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A vet prescribed some tablets for my dog, they were £45. When I looked on line the same tablets were £12, but you needed a prescription, funnily enough the vet wouldn't give me one.
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A few years ago I got a parking ticket for over staying next to the Nisa shop, private company so I just ignored it. My son lives on Revelstoke.
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Footballs coming home.
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You can't teach an old Leopard new spots.
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It's coming home.
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There's no future in the past.
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Last night we went to Fletchers at the new college, its only open several days a week during term time. We had the 5 course taster menu for £20, the menu changes every week, I would highly recommend it.
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Your local environmental health officer should deal with noise nuisances.
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Test 1 car at Robinswood Road
Test 2 double decker semi automatic NCT
Test 3 mini bus manual NCT
Test 4 manual coach 53 seat NCT
Test 5 HGV with the Army
Passed them all, had a few bumps since though.
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The Pub could have been the Gondola.
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Late nineties I worked for Vauxhall fleet at Lenton, Nice when we had an Omega or Calibra, not so much when it was a Bedford van.
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8 minutes ago, Cliff Ton said:
Nah. No-one will ever use it.
They might do.
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Who are you all?
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I hope the cat is feline ok now.
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Catastrophic.
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I had the same problem with my old i pad so bought a new tablet, I still can't get pm's.
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3 hours ago, Alpha said:
Anyone remember the rowing boats on the embankment by the bridge. One acquaintance from those times with the rowing boats was a Neil Gamble. He had a son who was injured in a bus accident. I met him in Teignmouth in Devon where he owned an ex-lifeboat which he used for fishing and diving trips.
He must have lived somewhere near to where he worked. Perhaps the Meadows or London Road area.
What a coincidence. Around 1964 we moved to a house on Glebe Street in the Meadows, the neighbours told me about a boy that used to live there who lost both his legs in an accident with a bus. We used to get mail for the previous tenants the Gambles. In the attic were books about sailing which had been left behind. Small world.
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Yes, beginners luck.
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Played without swearing.
Enjoying owt on the box lately ?
in Owt' Abaaht Nowt !
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DIL is staying for a few days so last night we watched Love Island, the biggest load of tripe I have ever watched.