benjamin1945
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Did'nt realise until last week why i never saw kids in the back Garden of Wetherspoons,reason is they are not allowed,because smoking is.Which i think is good also another rule about kids in Wetherspoons is they must have meal plus the parents are only allowed 2 drinks,again i reckon that is good,stops parents getting 'smashed all day whilst in charge of kids,which i'm sure a few in my beloved Bulwell would.
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Nice to read all the comments on this topic,and no falling out or abuse,also no matter which side of the fence you sit on,we all do care about the Forum and its content.
'viv la the differences
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#20 Lovely old buillding,part of which i believe has just been converted to a school,i think the Courtholds shop is still operating at the rear,used to be involved in the Security for them,also nice sports field,played football against Meridian there a few times for ABGibsons of Daybrook.
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Happy days indeed Karlton,i mentioned on another thread,i was the 'Granville' for Marsdens on Bestwood est,and i used to race the Butchers lad round the estate,his name was Dave Clarke,he later kept the Bestwood Miners welfare for many years,funny thing is i still see him and we often remenis about those far off days.
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Nice one ayupmeducks,
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ive read somewhere that that view of Prospect st is where Sue Pollard lived
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I HAD to do me me 'Errands' for Mam on a sat morning to earn my pocket money',that was Greengrocers,the Coop and the Butchers,and it was the latter i dreaded,she always told me either a nice bit of Beef (sometimes Lamb) about 5 bob'
the times she unwrapped it and shouted 'ITS SCRAG END TEK IT BACK'
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No stephen,it was'nt meant to be subtle,.........if you get my drift...
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Don't push ya luck pal,with a Bestwood boy!!
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You've done it again Michael,......i wanted to say that,......but you put it better
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I agree with most of what you say Cliff Ton,...all i am saying is 'its a shame'...........perhaps should have banned the culprits or perhaps used the 'warning points?
We all have different interests,and folk should put their points of view in a non abusive way.
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I often give a 'like' to something i disagree with,if i find it funny or admire the member for stating their view,.......like me Grandad always said,
Always listen to someone elses point of view.
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Be careful 'catfan'........you want another 20 yrs don't you?
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I enjoy the threads on Nottingham and what Notts folk think on other people and places,especialy when they are humourus.
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Thats very true 'fynger' i do enjoy doing that.
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I fully understand the forums policy on political/religeous threads and the legal implications wherby some members go too far,but i do feel that its taken something away from the forum as a whole.
Ive only been a member about 6 months and ive really enjoyed my time here,i just think its become a little less interesting of late,
JUST MY THOUGHTS,anyone else think the same,or is it just me?
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I remember a place called "The Railway Club" on Wilford Lane somewhere between the Chateau and the Rivermead flats we used to frequent the place on a sunday lunchtime it had one of those old fashioned tanner one armed bandits, Tic Tac Toe dropped the jackpot all in tanners and was one of the most wonderful sounds I can recall. Just wondered if anyone remembered the place and what it had to do with the railways.
Iused to work behind the bar at the 'railway club' in Bulwell in the 60s (4/6 per hour) and heard some of the members talk about the one in Wilford,and the one armed bandit was probably the same type,only accepted the old tanners,we used to play it after hours,one night it went wrong and paid out on every pull,the Steward immediatly made us cease playing it and pulled the plug out,very honest man.
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NewBasfordlad, that info surprises me, I thought there was no breathalyser until late 70's/early 80's. I remember the BBC sending a reporter to our local pub in Bedfordshire on 9the day that I thought the breathalyser came into being.
I am sure the breathaliser came out late 60s,i remember being in Birmingham and having a slight panic attack seeing the Police stopping cars late one night when i had been drinking,think it was 69' may be wrong?
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Work forced me into useing a mobile,and i must admit it became indispensible when on the road,and i like texting,it means you can answer in your own good time if you are doing something else,like driving.
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Tellys today are like some people ALL FRONT
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Could'nt believe it the other day,went in my regular paper shop,and Abdul the owner gave me 10p too much in my change,he twigged staight away and said,'i gave you too much change'.............i said 'yes i know,thank you very much Abdul'.......he laughed and said 'cheeky bugger' as i left the store with his 10p.
magic moment.
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Back in the 50s and 60s you would never believe that one day we would all be walking about with a computer in our pockets,even a TV,Camera and a sat nav,that the USA would have a black president,another 'Holy war' and England a 3rd rate football team.
Amazing really int it.,wonder whats coming next?
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Face to face in business,is what ive been used to,then you know who you are dealing with,the travel the expectation,the aura of the people (or not) and the place,the general feeling of being involved,perhaps its just me,but thats what i call being alive.
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Touch,feel,talk,smile,smell,personal interactions,..........computers are putting an end to them.
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You are quite correct Darkazana,we all need our legs slapping.........