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Subject: RE: BS: Erotica 2004 From: GUEST,Skipy Date: 15 Oct 04 - 10:56 AM I feel sick just thinking about this. Lights where the unwanted entrails & offal of cows, pigs etc., canned as I remember in a blue & white can, a little larger than todays A10 can. My mother would make all manner of evil things from them & to this day I cannot face liver or kidney. It drives me mad on a Sunday when I have to put a pair of processed chicken "things" in the oven as my 11 & 12 year olds will not eat anything that has not been processed & frozen! Ironically, last night we took the youngest to visit what will soon become his new school, in the biology/science lab there was sectioned heart from a cow (real not plastic)& I had the urge to take it home & cook it for them! Stand over them with a leather belt and force them to eat it. But I had already decided years before they where born that the circle of that sort of behavior was broken! Broken it is & broken it shall remain. Regards Skipy |
Subject: RE: BS: Erotica 2004 From: GUEST,Mingulay Date: 15 Oct 04 - 10:18 AM Fortunately I had graduated from short trousers by 62/63 and, still at school, was doing a milkround. I have never been so cold in all my life! I was wearing so many layers of clothing I looked like the Michelin man. Visits to the loo needed several hours warning. Do not remember a can of lights though. Enlighten? |
Subject: RE: BS: Erotica 2004 From: GUEST,Skipy Date: 15 Oct 04 - 10:08 AM Yes I do remember the knitted trunks, I thought it was only me that had a pair! I also remember being taken in short trousers and my school raincoat to see the frozen sea at Southport in the winter of 1962/3! Thanks for that mum & dad I can still remember the pain! A can of lights, now there is another memory! Skipy |
Subject: RE: BS: Erotica 2004 From: GUEST,Mingulay Date: 15 Oct 04 - 09:31 AM Would these be whelks of an adult nature, an aphrodisiac of monumental proportions to be ranked alongside other greats such as black pudding, mushy peas and mild & bitter. Is it scary or sad Skipy? What you've never had you never miss as they say. Always did think that was a load of bollocks. Do you remember the annual paddle in the sea trousers rolled up to the knee, thinking about it that dress code wouldn't be out of place at Erotica. Not too sure about the knitted trunks though, very unruly when wet. |
Subject: RE: BS: Erotica 2004 From: GUEST,Skipy Date: 15 Oct 04 - 08:51 AM scary thing is I remember those works outings in the late 50s, from Southport to Rhyl! All the dads pissed up on the way back! That was our holiday, 1 day a year (tell the kids of today). We could all gather at the Whelk stall! Skipy |
Subject: RE: BS: Erotica 2004 From: GUEST,Mingulay Date: 15 Oct 04 - 08:39 AM Perhaps we could get up a charabanc party? Party hats, a few crates of brown ale on the back seat. You know the sort of thing. Maybe a chorus or two of She'll Be Coming Round the Mountain. |
Subject: RE: BS: Erotica 2004 From: GUEST,big boy Date: 15 Oct 04 - 08:23 AM i'm going 19th nov yippee!!!!!!!. |
Subject: RE: BS: Erotica 2004 From: GUEST,Whoopie Skwerls Date: 15 Oct 04 - 07:17 AM nah .... too busy |
Subject: RE: BS: Erotica 2004 From: GUEST,Skwerlnuts Date: 15 Oct 04 - 07:13 AM where's Olympia? |
Subject: RE: BS: Erotica 2004 From: GUEST,Skrappy Skwerl Date: 15 Oct 04 - 07:10 AM Can't wait! |
Subject: BS: Erotica 2004 From: GUEST,skipy Date: 15 Oct 04 - 06:56 AM are any catters going to Erotica 2004 at Olympia next month -----Iam!!!!!!!!!!!! Skipy |