Every Loquacious Idiosyncrasy Treated Equally - 11+ ELITE Thread

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lookinforabargain

fairclaire wrote: »

I tell you it's scary the stuff we did for amusement :eek: OH and I were reminiscing recently about a salt quarry near us when we were kids. Obviously it was a draw for local kids because it was locked up and we shouldn't have been there.......so where else would we go? :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

There was a woman who lived by it used to come out and point a double barrelled shotgun at kids who went in the quarry :eek::eek: Can you imagine that happening now? Someone pointing a gun at your kids?? :eek: She was called Fanny as well, just to make it even funnier :rotfl:

Oh that did make me snort :rotfl::rotfl:

Where I'm from is only small so everyone knew everyone, that didn't stop us though just made it a bit harder
I can remember getting a clip round the ear from my Granny on a few occasions :rotfl:

majorica

fairclaire wrote: »

What was that game that involved lots of rubber bands knotted together? You used to have to land on a big string of linked up rubber bands.......I think
I was thinking about the double Dutch skipping rope game when I got a vague memory of that.

The knocking on doors and running away was called 'chap door run' where I was

Chinese ropes we used to call it played beds regularly, and "chappy" was knocking on doors and running away, though my OH calls it bang bang skoosh :eek:

Dizzy_Ditzy

mrsmac10 wrote: »

Let us know if you enjoyed it, I remember going to the pavilion theatre in Glasgow when it was just starting out and it was so different to anything else back then and am sure DH could do with a good laugh. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
I get lots on here for FREE:T

It was quite funny...a bit flat in places but jeffin hilarious in others..l if you yo see it, you absolutely heed to stay for the out takes at the end :rotfl:

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

Get 'em some posh accommodation:)
https://www.omlet.co.uk/

I'm gonna go all quiet on that one at home as it's not a very popular choice but I will get them :cool::rotfl:

miss_corerupted wrote: »

Last pic, sorry if I'm stretching screens

Awwwwww, lovely

Dizzy_Ditzy

scamps1966 wrote: »

Find the photo. :rotfl:

This one??

fairclaire

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Oh that did make me snort :rotfl::rotfl:

Where I'm from is only small so everyone knew everyone, that didn't stop us though just made it a bit harder
I can remember getting a clip round the ear from my Granny on a few occasions :rotfl:

I lived on the RAF base then, but I got sent to a local primary school (not sure why? ) rather than the primary school on base, but it was very small and local too.

We have been doing a lot of reminiscing this weekend. My daughter has a boyfriend *sigh* he's a bit older than her *double sigh*. Her Dad was quizzing her about him last night and she ran rings round him She asked him what age we met, what age we started going out and how my parents were towards him. He had to shut up then

fairclaire

majorica wrote: »

Chinese ropes we used to call it played beds regularly, and "chappy" was knocking on doors and running away, though my OH calls it bang bang skoosh :eek:

That's it!!! I'm not mad after all
Thank you Majorca. And someone else who played beds Did you have a shoe polish tin as well?

fairclaire

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

This one??

Nice leggings Zippy! :eek: :rotfl:

scamps1966

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

This one??

That's the one. thankyou for sending me to bed with a giggle.

Doing TL tomorrow. X

lookinforabargain

fairclaire wrote: »

I lived on the RAF base then, but I got sent to a local primary school (not sure why? ) rather than the primary school on base, but it was very small and local too.

We have been doing a lot of reminiscing this weekend. My daughter has a boyfriend *sigh* he's a bit older than her *double sigh*. Her Dad was quizzing her about him last night and she ran rings round him She asked him what age we met, what age we started going out and how my parents were towards him. He had to shut up then

Oh dear!
I dread the day my DD comes home with a boyfriend! Especially if he's an older one, not exactly much I could say about that is there :rotfl: