Norman Ingram:
animal:
Dave the Renegade:
animal:
Dave the Renegade:
Norman Ingram:
Harry see what you have done,
She is still weighing up her options Norm.
Cheers Dave.Nope still about
And still playing it cool Ang.
Cheers Dave.Defo
Ang your problem is you are a woman of few words!
Not always but I never talk with my mouth full
The way its going Ang,you will be lucky to have anything to put in your mouth . 
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
The way its going Ang,you will be lucky to have anything to put in your mouth .
Cheers Dave.
toshboy:
Hi Guys
Been thinking ! way back when there was a bit of fun in the game --the night trunkers would tell me tales of the “tarts of the night” they were on the oxford to swansea run and changed over trailers at raglan --they would talk about Cinderford ‘lilly’ ,Raglan mary, newport jane, gloucester peg etc ,never experienced any of this myself you understand !! toshboy PS I remember now they used to call them ‘smokers’ i often wondered why.
Maybe it were because of burning rubber Tosh?
Well in the 50/60s we had them in Newcastle area, They were called ladies of the night, they only came out in the dark, There was Jesmond Lill, Sandyford Suzie, Gateshead Gerty, They used to hang about on the Tyne Bridge late at night looking for long distance drivers to pick them up, They were as rough as badgers arses, The blokes that let them in their cabs must have been desperate, Cab traffic it was called in those days, no thank you as far as Im concerned But thats the way it was in those days, Regards Larry.
Most of the old transport cafes had one that would turn a trick,so I’m told.
Very true, there was a one used to hang about on the Standedge, she used to get into the cafe near the top, her name was The Standedge Goat, she sometimes had a pram with her, but I never new if it was empty or loaded I nver stopped to ask, Regards Larry.
Lawrence Dunbar:
Very true, there was a one used to hang about on the Standedge, she used to get into the cafe near the top, her name was The Standedge Goat, she sometimes had a pram with her, but I never new if it was empty or loaded I nver stopped to ask, Regards Larry.
Perhaps she wanted someone to give her something to fill the pram Larry. I heard there were one or two creatures of the night at the Jungle Cafe.
Cheers Dave.
Aye I heard about them but never ever saw them, I was told once by one of my mates they were very very tasty, but alas I mist out , but I did see quite a few on my travels, they were all over the place, but my veiw is why have a burger when you can have a steak at home, An old mate of mine Parky Denholm [RIP] told me when I first started on journey work, allways watch what you are doing & make sure you dont get a dose of the Rabdabs, or the marrowbone jellies coming out of your hampten, I took his advice to the last detail, The good old days , Regards Larry.
Lawrence Dunbar:
Aye I heard about them but never ever saw them, I was told once by one of my mates they were very very tasty, but alas I mist out , but I did see quite a few on my travels, they were all over the place, but my veiw is why have a burger when you can have a steak at home, An old mate of mine Parky Denholm [RIP] told me when I first started on journey work, allways watch what you are doing & make sure you dont get a dose of the Rabdabs, or the marrowbone jellies coming out of your hampten, I took his advice to the last detail, The good old days , Regards Larry.
You lot are corrupting an innocent woman here dont know what you are on about
animal:
Lawrence Dunbar:
Aye I heard about them but never ever saw them, I was told once by one of my mates they were very very tasty, but alas I mist out , but I did see quite a few on my travels, they were all over the place, but my veiw is why have a burger when you can have a steak at home, An old mate of mine Parky Denholm [RIP] told me when I first started on journey work, allways watch what you are doing & make sure you dont get a dose of the Rabdabs, or the marrowbone jellies coming out of your hampten, I took his advice to the last detail, The good old days , Regards Larry.You lot are corrupting an innocent woman here dont know what you are on about
hiya,
That’s right Ang you tell them, I know where you are coming from,
I too have led a sheltered life.
thanks harry, long retired.
harry_gill:
animal:
Lawrence Dunbar:
Aye I heard about them but never ever saw them, I was told once by one of my mates they were very very tasty, but alas I mist out , but I did see quite a few on my travels, they were all over the place, but my veiw is why have a burger when you can have a steak at home, An old mate of mine Parky Denholm [RIP] told me when I first started on journey work, allways watch what you are doing & make sure you dont get a dose of the Rabdabs, or the marrowbone jellies coming out of your hampten, I took his advice to the last detail, The good old days , Regards Larry.You lot are corrupting an innocent woman here dont know what you are on about
hiya,
That’s right Ang you tell them, I know where you are coming from,
I too have led a sheltered life.
thanks harry, long retired.
And the next flock pigs and pink elephants will be flying over shortly !!! If “H” was in “the smoke” tonight he’d be in the Brown Bear or some other ,equally disreputable dive,and oh yea,I’d be stood at the bar with him !! Mines a pint “H” come on you tight arse I’ve got the last two rounds in !! Anon 1.
When i wor just a lad I went down to London one night as trailer mate, (Harrisons of Dewsbury), I was a very innocent young lad, the route was down the A1 and onto the A10 (no M1 in those days). The transport cafes were always busy and one night I saw lots of activity, I didn’t know what was happening until I later found out that one of “the ladies” had been " attended to" with the drawbar trailer pin. I was told that all went well until she discovered she was covered in grease. She screamed the place down.
hiya,
Dennis " The Scotch House " at Kings Cross 8.00 O’clock wear your boilersuit
It does tend to get a bit rough, as for pink elephants and flying pigs I do say
I’ve seen a few over the years, last viewing was last night actually.
thanks harry, long retired.
Lawrence Dunbar:
Aye I heard about them but never ever saw them, I was told once by one of my mates they were very very tasty, but alas I mist out , but I did see quite a few on my travels, they were all over the place, but my veiw is why have a burger when you can have a steak at home, An old mate of mine Parky Denholm [RIP] told me when I first started on journey work, allways watch what you are doing & make sure you dont get a dose of the Rabdabs, or the marrowbone jellies coming out of your hampten, I took his advice to the last detail, The good old days , Regards Larry.
They always used to say in Wales make sure you dip you wlle in deisel when you come back over the Severn bridge.
Cheers Dave.
Aye, Ive lead a sheltered life to, in my younger days it was in bloody airaid shelters during the last war, & even now I get kept in if Im naughtey, plus my pocket money is stopped sometimes if I step out of line, no one knows what I have to put up with, Oh dear listen to me, Ive just poured a large Glenmorangie into a large glass just to calm me down before I have another one, Ha Ha Ha, Get in there Larry & enjoy before the good lady finishes the dinner dishes, Heres to more good times, Larry.
Lawrence Dunbar:
Aye, Ive lead a sheltered life to, in my younger days it was in bloody airaid shelters during the last war, & even now I get kept in if Im naughtey, plus my pocket money is stopped sometimes if I step out of line, no one knows what I have to put up with, Oh dear listen to me, Ive just poured a large Glenmorangie into a large glass just to calm me down before I have another one, Ha Ha Ha, Get in there Larry & enjoy before the good lady finishes the dinner dishes, Heres to more good times, Larry.
You need to mix some febmix in with the whisky Larry to keep the wet out.
Cheers Dave.
Larry enjoy yourself, but Harry means by he led a sheltered life , was he was born in a bus or tram shelter, or was it conception 
Norman Ingram:
Larry enjoy yourself, but Harry means by he led a sheltered life
hiya,
Norm, I happen to know exactly which bedroom of my Grandfathers home I arrived in,
but not a clue as to where i was conceived, I did live for most of the war just off the
Strand Road on a street which ran parallel with the Dock Road so you can imagine quite
a few nights were spent in air raid shelters in the Bootle area, so sheltered life it was.
thanks harry, long retired.
harry_gill:
Norman Ingram:
Larry enjoy yourself, but Harry means by he led a sheltered lifehiya,
Norm, I happen to know exactly which bedroom of my Grandfathers home I arrived in,
but not a clue as to where i was conceived, I did live for most of the war just off the
Strand Road on a street which ran parallel with the Dock Road so you can imagine quite
a few nights were spent in air raid shelters in the Bootle area, so sheltered life it was.
thanks harry, long retired.
You could claim to be nearly a Scouser then Harry.
Cheers Dave.
