John Fox (foxy)

I would be playing Catchy Kissy with all the young Lasses in 58 and 59 Malcolm !!

I think threegee's probably right with 58 or 59, this is not one of my own photo's me being just a young lad it was passed on to me from the Family.

Just testing you threegee,............ its the 70 degree deflection angle thats a giveaway......... Would Ena Sharples be around in those days?

Is this the one? Wonder if anyone can give us the make and model of that telly in Browns window.

A college class were told to write a short story in as few words as possible. The instructions were ; the story had to include the following three things; 1 Religion. 2 Sexuality. 3 Mystery. Below is the only A plus short story in the entire class. "Good God, I'm Pregnant, I Wonder Who Did It" Had to be a Woman!!

So is this where I got them Symp?

Sorry about that Malc my mistake, it has disappeared..........looks lovely now.

HaHaHa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If your memories that bad,stick your head in the oven gas mark 9

Did you forget the Invertebrate Clegg? He said after the recent heavy defeat in the elections "Its been a bad night for the Party" well I have to disagree, I was on my way out for a pint but instead stopped at home and had a great "Party" rewinding live TV and watching him Squirm.

No

Had the pleasure of seeing our local Father and Son team Ian and Carl Bell do very well at last weeks Southern 100 sidecar races in the Isle of Man with a very respectable 2nd against the World champs. I'm surprised its not in the local rag.

Well I'm not putting a picture of that up, In fact I'm pleased to say I havn't got one !!

Your right Canny lass. Do you think all these men got their skirts at Feasters?

Did you forget Charlie Carr, Louie Dunn and Reeds the Cobbler?

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Thatcher made sure that didn't happen.

Just ask old father time :icecream:

You must be a Bad Lass!!

Here's another one, do you recognise anyone?

Binks

Must be your brain that is adled, Binks shop is on the photo.

Are these the shops you mean? The florists you mention and to the other side of the Northumberland Arms was James Millnes Cycle Shop.

Gelsons.