Pete

I could, I would cut it up into manageable pieces. Could live on that for a couple weeks.

That can't happen MissVic, everybody knows that mermaids need a merman to have a family.

Ops thats me.

That would be great with some chips and carrots.

I don't want to appear to be ignorant but I am not up to speed with the modern speak, can someone tell me what is a charv?

No not me but there was always fighting outside in the car park (piece of rough ground that acted as a car park next to the Railway Tavern) The disco was good it had them lights that turned your white shirt pale blue and your beer looked like a pint of sump oil.

It is difficult to keep a secret especially when she's sat next to me.

You have certainly traveled Glen T

In the end I suppose she did.

We also had a discotech in the Railway Tavern which was very famous and not always for the music.

True.

The wife did she tiped me upside down and made sure she got her half of the money out of my pockets.

Can't remember what his song was but it was number one in the charts as I recall, you could say that he put Bedlington on the map, well for one night only.

I like a game at the weekend but I do not win very often, mind you I did have a good win about twelve months ago, I won the Flyer £1.230, has to be called in less that 50 numbers or you lose a £1000 from the prize money.Bingo a plnt and a tab, thats what I look forward to at the weekend.

No way it would be to frightening I would have nightmares.

Do you play Bingo, it aint half fun.

Thank you Cympil.

Exactly, your quite right Cympil.

Not really Swalnalla but I like the poem.

Very good that

He used to be called Shane Fenton and he came to Bedlington in the sixties and performed with his group the Fentones at the Clayton dance.

There both the same person but ones in fancy dress.

On that I can agree.

True that.