:D/

OK Garp Which young lady is in for the fright of her life when she turns up tonight.

Biffo, i think you may have got the wrong end of the stick,

 

OK Garp Which young lady is in for the fright of her life when she turns up tonight.

 

Gaaaaarp aka Gay4

The fittest bird Casino and Brixton have ever seen :-$

The fittest bird Casino and Brixton have ever seen :-$

 

defo a 2 bagger then :-$

Has she got a labrador for a friend

And a white stick :-$

Has she got a labrador for a friend

 

I didn't know Swanny was your friend

 

 

 

:D/

 

:D/

 

dont you mean OWT GOOD ON AT THE CINEMA

 

you plastic boltonian

Owt good on at t'flicks

Owt good on at t'flicks

 

has the old cinema gone now from bradshaw gate ?

 

if yes..............when

Owt good on at t'flicks

 

has the old cinema gone now from bradshaw gate ?

 

if yes..............when

 

The Lido? Or the ABC?

Owt good on at t'flicks

 

has the old cinema gone now from bradshaw gate ?

 

if yes..............when

 

The Lido? Or the ABC?

 

lido ....abc

 

the one on bradshawgate ....... bottom of great moor street.

 

the dance factory was on the corner , or was it the bees knees

I think that was the Lido. Then it got called Studios 1,2 & 3.

 

The ABC was near Harker & Howarth and Henry Barrie (schoolwear for the young gentry)

 

The Odeon was by the bus station.

Bees Knees was on Crompton Way, opposite Tonge Cricket Club!

I remember my parents trying to remember all the old cinemas in Bolton when they were younger, I think there were about 41 of them. All single screen of course

Your not half missing Bowton are you NW, remember Normans old fashioned english chippy on Newport St.

PS of course, they were called picture houses in those days, not cinemas.

Bees Knees was on Crompton Way, opposite Tonge Cricket Club!

 

i'm sure it was on bradshawgate , i never went i was a kid then aged 7 or 8 then, i remember the flyers going about for the bees knees,

 

a topless bird with knee leanth socks =P~

 

dont ask me how i remember ....i just do

Your not half missing Bowton are you NW, remember Normans old fashioned english chippy on Newport St.

 

 

the best babies yead chips and mushy peas in town

Bees Knees, what a monument to all what was crass 76-79, playing utter dross, blokes with hair longer than their birds,dressed in a fashion. TALIB would have had a laugh. Mind you some tasty girls went.

Bees Knees, what a monument to all what was crass 76-79, playing utter dross, blokes with hair longer than their birds,dressed in a fashion. TALIB would have had a laugh. Mind you some tasty girls went.

 

Thanks

PS of course, they were called picture houses in those days, not cinemas.

 

you know something its suprising how much i've forgotten about bolton.

 

its been 10 long years since i left god's country.

just silly things like ''names of pubs '' '' streets'' etc etc

 

i've been back home a few times ,,mainly flying visits, funerals. and so on.

 

even my old haunts on chorley old road have gone fuckin resturants [-X

 

the last time i was in the town center ..i could not remember a single boozer

 

but i'll blame that on morrisgreen :bb :bb :bb

 

at least i still have mi accent

EG, i had the misfortune to break a couple of my ribs on new years eve, i dont no when it happened, but if i cough or laugh, im in agony. You just made me laugh.----you sadist

northants, I've never been able to remember street names in Bolton even when I lived there. I used to be able to give directions by landmarks, usually pub names (which was quite worrying for my mum when I was about 8 or 9).

 

Nowadays, I can't even remember the pub names. Before the game we used to go in one which was by the NatWest Bank & Whiteheads called the Three somethings. Either Crowns or Tuns I think but I can't remember

 

Never having had a car when I lived there I find driving around a total nightmare.