Good Old Days? - Page 4

Doug · 11-11-2005, 18:11

Oh shut up please, the memories aren’t always good ones when you start to reflect. I remember coming down stairs one night and catching my mum struggling to finish off a restored three wheeler that had seen better days. She was so upset that I had seen it in the state it was in. I got a slap for coming down and sent back to bed, I could hear her crying for the next hour, I heard my dad coming from work and work started again and went on until the early hours of Christmas morning. The next day I pulled away the paper to find a gleaming Corporation Red painted bike, they had worked so hard to get it ready for me and you could smell that the paint had yet to go off. “It was the same red colour that Accrington Corporation used on the buses”. I was so proud of it, yet so hurt when my so called mates took the **** out of my second hand bike….. The good old days? Pollock’s, they where riddled with regrets, disappointment and hardship. I wish I could go back there and change so much. But the people we where then, are not people we are now. There’s a life time of change between us and not always for the better………..

park381 · 11-11-2005, 18:17

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I wish I could go back there and change so much. But the people we where then, are not people we are now. There’s a life time of change between us and not always for the better………..

Never a truer word spoken......Sir

Doug · 11-11-2005, 18:17

I didn’t get a Brand New Bike until I was 22 years old

Doug · 11-11-2005, 18:19

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Never a truer word spoken......Sir

Thanks Park, now I'm crying........

park381 · 11-11-2005, 18:34

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I didn’t get a Brand New Bike until I was 22 years old

You were lucky I never got a "new" bike. Bought myself a car though from the auctions in blackburn paid £25.............father "you'll never have any money now", how true that was

garinda · 11-11-2005, 19:15

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I didn’t get a Brand New Bike until I was 22 years old

I never had a bike.

I found a wheelchair at the tip, painted it beige with black spots, and got my friend big Shirley, to push me up and down the lane.

park381 · 11-11-2005, 19:19

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I never had a bike.

No answer to that one

Doug · 11-11-2005, 19:19

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I never had a bike.

I found a wheelchair at the tip, painted it beige with black spots, and got my friend big Shirley, to push me up and down the lane.

Could she not find a cliff then?

garinda · 11-11-2005, 19:22

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Could she not find a cliff then?

She did use to push me up to Kemp Delph, but was always too knackered by the time we got there, to push me over the edge.

SPUGGIE J · 11-11-2005, 19:25

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She did use to push me up to Kemp Delph, but was always too knackered by the time we got there, to push me over the edge.

Now is that lucky for us or what her being knackerd?

park381 · 11-11-2005, 19:33

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Now is that lucky for us or what her being knackerd?

Good question

Doug · 11-11-2005, 19:46

Fancy letting me having a push then?

cashman · 11-11-2005, 19:51

wonder if big shirley is a member? if so the poor lass has probably topped herself,lol

park381 · 11-11-2005, 19:51

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Fancy letting me having a push then?

After me sir, the delph will be nice and cold now

Doug · 11-11-2005, 19:54

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wonder if big shirley is a member? if so the poor lass has probably topped herself,lol

Are you out there Big Shirley, step forward and expose yourself and tell us what sort of things he made you do up Delph.