The past month going past jct18 M6 every night both ways on one of the bridges is in MASSIVE letters “THE PIES” …
What the hell does it mean??!! And how did they manage to do it? Must of had a 6ft pole with a roller brush strapped to it while leaning over the side! 
saw this a couple of weeks ago its no “give peas a chance” but it made me smile 
maga:
saw this a couple of weeks ago its no “give peas a chance” but it made me smile
that is a classic
Was over the end of the 58 for about 25 years,think its the name of a group from Liverpool.
Its on the M58 too going towards switch island , sure it says pies the roots are rotten 
wtf■■?
iankav:
Was over the end of the 58 for about 25 years,think its the name of a group from Liverpool.
correct 
Gouranga
Old, I know, but still makes me grin!..
Lots of railway bridges round east London stated “G Davis is innocent”.
Who was G. Davis and what had he not done?
Remember “Sid Sideboard and the Tea Set” on a M1 bridge near Toddington?
axletramp:
Lots of railway bridges round east London stated “G Davis is innocent”.
Who was G. Davis and what had he not done?Remember “Sid Sideboard and the Tea Set” on a M1 bridge near Toddington?
His name was George Davis and he was wrongfully convicted of something or other although what I am not sure!
mazzer:
axletramp:
Lots of railway bridges round east London stated “G Davis is innocent”.
Who was G. Davis and what had he not done?Remember “Sid Sideboard and the Tea Set” on a M1 bridge near Toddington?
His name was George Davis and he was wrongfully convicted of something or other although what I am not sure!
do you remember two ton ted from teddington 
green456:
mazzer:
axletramp:
Lots of railway bridges round east London stated “G Davis is innocent”.
Who was G. Davis and what had he not done?Remember “Sid Sideboard and the Tea Set” on a M1 bridge near Toddington?
His name was George Davis and he was wrongfully convicted of something or other although what I am not sure!
do you remember two ton ted from teddington
Benny Hills adversary who drove the baker’s van?
You don’t say.
mazzer:
axletramp:
Lots of railway bridges round east London stated “G Davis is innocent”.
Who was G. Davis and what had he not done?Remember “Sid Sideboard and the Tea Set” on a M1 bridge near Toddington?
His name was George Davis and he was wrongfully convicted of something or other although what I am not sure!
A brief outline…blogs.independent.co.uk/2011/05/ … -all-that/
According to Wikipedia George Davies was an armed robber
who got his collar felt several times.
He did get the last laugh though, because his second wife was
apparently the daughter of a London Chief Inspector.
axletramp:
Lots of railway bridges round east London stated “G Davis is innocent”.
Who was G. Davis and what had he not done?Remember “Sid Sideboard and the Tea Set” on a M1 bridge near Toddington?
Sham 69 sang a song about George Davis.
Gouranga? Not seen that in a while, never did know what it meant. Was it something to do with Hari Krishna?
mick.mh2racing:
Gouranga? Not seen that in a while, never did know what it meant. Was it something to do with Hari Krishna?
It meant be happy ,i think
There was a song by ‘The Bonzo Dog Doodah Band’ that was called ‘give peas a chance’ I think, but I stand to be corrected. Sure it was similar anyway.
Just found it, ir was ‘give booze a chance’
“the pies”… youtube.com/watch?v=_sGH-xw9DIg
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