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16 Nov 02 - 03:01 PM (#827873) Subject: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: Oaklet There was a time when this forum was awash with all things 9Hullian. Some may yearn for such times, others will rejoice that the city no longer seems to have a discernable presence here. What do you think9? |
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16 Nov 02 - 03:10 PM (#827878) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: GUEST Well, take Hull's High9 Street, for instanc. I have frightening visions of allthese 9folks wandering about like lost one9s. http://www.virtual-hull.com/lost-friends.shtml |
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16 Nov 02 - 03:27 PM (#827888) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: Bee-dubya-ell Since I renewed my acquaintance with the Mudcat Cafe after getting this computer in July, Hull has daily given me at least a chuckle, often a hearty guffaw, and occasionally an uncontrollable convulsion of bust-a-gut-roll-in-the-floor-damn-near-having-some-sort-of-epeleptic-seizure laughter. It has also shown me that people can be even less coherent and more full of horse-hockey than myself and, apparently, avoid the stigma of institutionalization. Bruce |
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16 Nov 02 - 03:38 PM (#827896) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: Dead Horse I find it fascinating that the compiler of the Sea Shantymans Bible, Mr Stan Hugill no less, shares his name with Hull. (that's if you leave the *i* out) (AND the g is obviously masquerading as a 9) Some may say coincidence........others know better!!! |
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16 Nov 02 - 03:44 PM (#827898) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: GUEST Sir! I presume you speak only for yourself about avoiding institutionalization. |
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16 Nov 02 - 04:13 PM (#827916) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: GUEST,Extra-nibbly-bits Oakley! We have your 9message brother! The Polish sausages have been prepared, the jacuzzi has been sterilized, and we move at dawn9. Allah be praised! Asad |
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16 Nov 02 - 07:51 PM (#828045) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: smallpiper An alternative place to visit i.e. not Hallifax and that other place. Hull is an instution 9aligidly and in more ways than one) I love the place - see told you! Allah be Praised indeed,but whats Dawn done? |
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16 Nov 02 - 10:58 PM (#828156) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: michaelr Damn9 -- I wanted to start this thread! Cheers, Micha9l |
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17 Nov 02 - 04:08 AM (#828241) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: Raggytash Hull gave us Poleax the Pony |
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17 Nov 02 - 10:32 AM (#828368) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: Willa ...and started the Civil war |
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17 Nov 02 - 11:01 AM (#828379) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: smallpiper Mick Ronson - Spiders From Mars guitarist |
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17 Nov 02 - 09:31 PM (#828717) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: michaelr Well, every time I hear the name mentioned, I think of the fab song from "The Rutles" movie: "When you find the girl of your dreams In the arms of some Scotsmen from Hull" Anyone remember that? |
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18 Nov 02 - 10:33 AM (#828956) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: smallpiper em no. But they also gave us the Beautifull South and the House Martins |
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18 Nov 02 - 10:52 AM (#828963) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: Declan And the Watersons. |
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18 Nov 02 - 02:27 PM (#829158) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: Linda Kelly but it hasn't got a sportscentre shaped like an Elephant -(Sorry feeling homesick for Coventry |
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18 Nov 02 - 07:54 PM (#829414) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: Les from Hull Check out our Mr Wilberforce and the fight against slavery. And add in stuff like Dettol, Disprin, Elastoplast, Cod Liver Oil. Hull's keeping you free and healthy! |
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19 Nov 02 - 01:32 AM (#829564) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: GUEST,ossonflags Lets not forget david whitfield and brian rix |
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19 Nov 02 - 04:00 AM (#829605) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: fat B****rd Despite my Cleethorpes origins I know that Sidney Scarborough's record shop had some real gems for early 60s fans of black music. Joe Turner's "Honey Hush" and Barret Strongs "Money" to name but two. |
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19 Nov 02 - 04:10 AM (#829608) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: Steve Parkes It's all a daze now, but I have a vague memory of the one-way system inthe city centre ... it's like one of those American cartoons, Top Cat or something, where the same shops go past in the same order every few seconds; I think we had to shake a six to get off it. I still wake in a cold sweat some nights, feeling as if the spirits of dead motorists had been trying to drag me down to the murky streets of Hull again ... aaarrrrgh! |
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25 Nov 02 - 05:37 AM (#834364) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: Rt Revd Sir jOhn from Hull In a word, MUSIC! Hull is the best city in the UK for traditional music, there are sessions/singarounds, workshops and live acts on every night of the week.Hull also hosts the Hull Shanty Festival an annual 3 day event held on the marina, there is currently a literature festival here.There are 3 Folk Clubs in and around Hull, we have the best music pub in the UK, the Springhead, see website www.springheadpub.co.uk .There is a blues club at The Adelphi every Sunday afternoon, we have our own interactive TV channel called BBCi Hull, and the BBC have just invested over £25 million pounds on new studios.Hull was the first place in the country to have cable TV, and has the cheapest cost of living of any city in Britain. The BBC are currentrly sponsoring talent trail, prizes include recording sessions etc, this can be heard on BBC Radio Humberside at 7 PM wednesday nights.Hull also has the best commercial radio station in Britain, Viking FM. There is literally loads happening here traditional music wise, there are 4 brass bands here, various pipe bands, Blues sessions, boogie woogie sessions, jazz sessions, etc. There are also loads of music shops, music teachers, instrument makers , recording studious etc here. |
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25 Nov 02 - 06:20 AM (#834372) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: Mr Red call me an anorak but David Whitfield came from a village outside Hull (but still within the demense of North Humberside) - which I fully expect the name of in due cours from one of the many Hullonodons here present. I'm thinking a capital W for some reason. His bust can be seen in the Docks area near the loack gates to the marina near a pub called............. |
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25 Nov 02 - 06:21 AM (#834373) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: Mr Red Withernsea? |
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25 Nov 02 - 06:25 AM (#834378) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: Rt Revd Sir jOhn from Hull Willerby & Minerva. |
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25 Nov 02 - 07:00 AM (#834400) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: Pied Piper 999 the number of the beast. |
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25 Nov 02 - 12:09 PM (#834633) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: Willa David was born in Hull, but when he became successful, moved to Kirkella (near Willerby. |
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25 Nov 02 - 01:21 PM (#834716) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: GUEST,ossonflags Absolutely correct willa. He also had a brother who worked for Readers Transport.Some say he was a better singer than dear old dave. Incidently his bro did not have an 'ouse out in kirkelooooooo. |
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25 Nov 02 - 05:47 PM (#834850) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: Willa Ossonflags. Nooooo 'cos 'e woz a different sort o' felloooo |
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26 Nov 02 - 07:26 AM (#835256) Subject: RE: BS: What has Hull ever done for us9? From: ossonflags willa, and doubtless got himself a boiler suit made to show he was in the driving trade. |