Nice pictures

Prefer This one!

Pah!

This is where it's at!

Are you Laughter My Ploy as well? I'm too clever for you my son.

I thought Rapson would be more at home here

Here London



Not that I've ever been in there...............

You ought to go as well punchie. You would be welcome.

knecht wrote:

You ought to go as well punchie. You would be welcome.

Is there a secret knock to get in via the rear entrance? I suppose i could go incognito and run the risk of getting a poisoned umbrella tip up the jacksy

In order:
No.
No risk so no need to go incognito.

"run the risk of getting a poisoned umbrella tip up the jacksy"

You need the London for that sort of caper.

punchdrunk wrote:

knecht wrote:

You ought to go as well punchie. You would be welcome.

Is there a secret knock to get in via the rear entrance? I suppose i could go incognito and run the risk of getting a poisoned umbrella tip up the jacksy

The Green army supporters board are watching out for funny stuff punchy.

punchdrunk wrote:

knecht wrote:

You ought to go as well punchie. You would be welcome.

Is there a secret knock to get in via the rear entrance? I suppose i could go incognito and run the risk of getting a poisoned umbrella tip up the jacksy

Christ Punchy, "the rear entrance", "getting one up the jacksy", you'd be better off down Mr Harrys...is that still there after all this years...I only used to go there for lock ins...honest.

I've no idea if that bar still exists but it reminded me of something when I read your comment Charlie. I joined the Navy more or less straight from school at the tender age of 16 having left school in the Easter holidays a few weeks previously. I was born and bred in Plymouth which soon got found out by others in the class of 65. Obvious question to me was therefore where is there to go in Plymouth for a night out. Everyone expected me to know where was in and what happened there. Given my age and that all you could do at that age then was go to a local youth club I was about as much use as a jelly matchbox. I learned more about my City of birth in the 6 weeks at Raleigh than I had ever known. Introduced to the RN School of Dancing which was then the old Paramount at the side of the Palace Theatre. My biggest problem was being a junior (under 18) I had to be back on Camp by 11pm so some experiences never came my way.

Sensiblegreeny wrote:

I've no idea if that bar still exists but it reminded me of something when I read your comment Charlie. I joined the Navy more or less straight from school at the tender age of 16 having left school in the Easter holidays a few weeks previously. I was born and bred in Plymouth which soon got found out by others in the class of 65. Obvious question to me was therefore where is there to go in Plymouth for a night out. Everyone expected me to know where was in and what happened there. Given my age and that all you could do at that age then was go to a local youth club I was about as much use as a jelly matchbox. I learned more about my City of birth in the 6 weeks at Raleigh than I had ever known. Introduced to the RN School of Dancing which was then the old Paramount at the side of the Palace Theatre. My biggest problem was being a junior (under 18) I had to be back on Camp by 11pm so some experiences never came my way.

So what are you saying? Even when you were a footloose and fancy free teenager, you were still a boring f*cker??



























(Please note the 'lol' emoticon SG)

Once I'd learned the "nightlife" and realised how little of it I knew in my sheltered upbringing then yes is the obvious answer to that. It may have been the so called swinging 60's but this was in Plymouth remember. I did learn a lot in my first year mind you.

Czarcasm wrote:

Sensiblegreeny wrote:

I've no idea if that bar still exists but it reminded me of something when I read your comment Charlie. I joined the Navy more or less straight from school at the tender age of 16 having left school in the Easter holidays a few weeks previously. I was born and bred in Plymouth which soon got found out by others in the class of 65. Obvious question to me was therefore where is there to go in Plymouth for a night out. Everyone expected me to know where was in and what happened there. Given my age and that all you could do at that age then was go to a local youth club I was about as much use as a jelly matchbox. I learned more about my City of birth in the 6 weeks at Raleigh than I had ever known. Introduced to the RN School of Dancing which was then the old Paramount at the side of the Palace Theatre. My biggest problem was being a junior (under 18) I had to be back on Camp by 11pm so some experiences never came my way.

So what are you saying? Even when you were a footloose and fancy free teenager, you were still a boring f*cker??





























(Please note the 'lol' emoticon SG)

No Czarcasm what he is saying is that he has been sensible from an early age.