Every Loquacious Idiosyncrasy Treated Equally - 11+ ELITE Thread

MKS

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

This one??

Thought that was nerfy coming home on a Friday evening.:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

MKS

Nannylala wrote: »

The night shift sounded fun:Tthere is something nice about reminicing especialy when others can relate to what you are saying;)we used to play knock down ginger and I was always the one that got caught:eek:because I could not run very fast .Also we used to go scrumping up the back alley until the local Bobby caught us;)and told our Dad and then got sent to bed with no tea.

Called child abuse/neglect now, Nanny.:eek::eek::eek:

MKS

David. wrote: »

Morning All

Hope that you had a lovely holiday.

Snap-ant

Lovely cooler day here

Childhood games

VICTORY

Who could get their swing over the top :eek:

Going into the 'reservoir' (flood area for Gatwick airport) & trying to sail in cardboard boats
Laying your socks out to dry so your Mum wouldn't know you had got wet again

Playing Spies & writing clues on rice paper & eating them

'Gaining access' to the boarded up Pub & cafe & trying to recreate Monica Dickens 'The House at World's End'

Call_of_Trouty

mhoc wrote: »

You found the Desiree and the lattice - neither in my store

Has anyone in Wales got the Desiree pots to compare ?

Came back n/a for me.

Snap-ant

emerald21

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:

Good Morning all,

When I was a child a couple of years ago there was this old woman who served in a shop. She would always be sitting there with a scowl on her face as though she did n t want anyone especially kids buying things from her shop. She was rather frightening to say the least

miss_corerupted

Snap-ant wrote: »

OMG!!!! I loved those.

emerald21

davemorton wrote: »

Good evening all. Not got time to catch up...so not going to, so if Emerald has a new racy pic, please tell me.

I m sure I could oblige but not as my avatar

Snap-ant

This was our church in the village I lived in (Lowfield Heath) before Gatwick Airport bought up the whole area & made everyone move away



The church was the only building left & we attended Sunday School there.
I always remembered the story about the dog carved on the outside as it was run over & immortalized for ever on the church :A