8.32 northern dancer, woodbine mile at 11.13, simcock has one in each for uk interest, just looking at the form but if anyone has looked stick your thoughts up, cheers
I remember visiting a friend in hospital and as I was walking up the ward, a old guy in an oxygen tent gestured me across by waving his arm. When I went to his bed to see what he wanted, he removed his oxygen mask and said to me, "Have you got any spare Woodbines?"
All the old miners smoked Woodbines too.I remember visiting a friend in hospital and as I was walking up the ward, a old guy in an oxygen tent gestured me across by waving his arm. When I went to his bed to see what he wanted, he removed his oxygen m
i remember smoking woodbines when i was a teenager, them seemed cool as they didnt have a filter, so you could toss them into the air knowing it didnt matter which end hit. i blame steve mcqueen.
i remember smoking woodbines when i was a teenager, them seemed cool as they didnt have a filter, so you could toss them into the air knowing it didnt matter which end hit. i blame steve mcqueen.
One can get caught out looking at odds on here and comparing them with early odds on course. One thinks one is getting value then 5 minutes later the track odds change dramatically.
One can get caught out looking at odds on here and comparing them with early odds on course. One thinks one is getting value then 5 minutes later the track odds change dramatically.
Bizarrely i have backed Shazny in most of his races since his win at epsom last year. but not tonight.
A very likeable horse as he always tries his heart out. He would make a top class hurdler.
Bizarrely i have backed Shazny in most of his races since his win at epsom last year. but not tonight.A very likeable horse as he always tries his heart out. He would make a top class hurdler.
For some reason they were known as 'wild woodbines' round our way, and it was deemed fun to annoy the shopkeeper by asking for 'tame woodbines'
Same with 'black cat' and asking for 'white cat'
Park Drive were known as 'PD chokers'
Mr and Mrs Donaldson, who lived two doors away, were chain smokers and smoked Players No. 6, which were so popular they once accounted for half of the UK cigarette market.
She was deaf and used to shout all the time. I was in the ahop one day when she came in to buy some just after a budget, and she shouted 'How much? When these up to go up to a dollar a packet we're packing up.'
They didn't though, and years later they both died of lung cancer.
They had a cupboard either side of the fireplace cram-packed with No. 6 coupons they had never got to trading in.
Could have got a car I reckon, they had that many.
For some reason they were known as 'wild woodbines' round our way, and it was deemed fun to annoy the shopkeeper by asking for 'tame woodbines' Same with 'black cat' and asking for 'white cat'Park Drive were known as 'PD chokers' Mr and Mrs Donaldson