Never goes anywhere without her purple helmet, ride safely and all that.Think she's ridden a chopper before?
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Never goes anywhere without her purple helmet, ride safely and all that.Think she's ridden a chopper before?
the abuse and attitude from the staff is legendary...
the smell of josticks and patouli oil and the poseurs
There wasn't a record on the planet that they didn't stock. The staff would openly sneer at anyone who went in and asked for a " pop " record.
Going in for the first time to buy a record was almost like an initiation ceremony, as if you got it wrong you were scared for life !.
* There was a clothes shop over the road that sold some seriously expensive causal gear and had one of the best looking girls I've ever seen working in there.
Spot on. I went there most Saturdays, non season, so got to know a few of them in the end, but I was fascinated by Pete Burns' missus and petrified of him, and boxhead too
But, jeebus, just flicking through the vinyl was an education and it's only recently I got my head around the blue grass, cajun, creole stuff they used to play.
Wasn't that opposite the sex shop in the days of pre DVDs material and walking out with mags in brown bags?
Not that I ever frequented such places mind!
Boxhead was a [Poor language removed] catSpot on. I went there most Saturdays, non season, so got to know a few of them in the end, but I was fascinated by Pete Burns' missus and petrified of him, and boxhead too
But, jeebus, just flicking through the vinyl was an education and it's only recently I got my head around the blue grass, cajun, creole stuff they used to play.
Where about was that?Dovecot Baths.......or strictly speaking The Harold Davies Public Baths Dovecot......
Opposite the Aldi and Bingo.Where about was that?
Where about was that?
Yes the shops over Christmas were shut for an age hence the Christmas hamper, its amazing how today the shoppers fill the trolleys as if the shops were shut like the old days or world war three was breaking out lolAnybody remember when Buses and Trains were 'A Public Service' and didn't finish halfway through the afternoon of New Years Eve, Christmas Eve and other days when you wanted a drink but not drive...or Taxi.
And Pubs would open on Christmas day night as well as Lunch time
Yes the shops over Christmas were shut for an age hence the Christmas hamper, its amazing how today the shoppers fill the trolleys as if the shops were shut like the old days or world war three was breaking out lol
Back to those hampers on who can remember what was always left over never eaten off hand in my memory a box of dates!lol
To have a chicken at Christmas in my family was a luxury!
It came with the hamper!
They kept you movinglolTo this day I've hated those bleeding dates........
Opposite the Aldi and Bingo.
There's a road called Gala Close built on it.
East Prescot Rd in Dovecot......