Chit Chat
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14 Jun 15
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I rarely wonder what it must be like to go to a gay bar.
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Been to a few gay bars with a friend. Lots of drugs but you never see a pool table.
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just pocket billiards
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"friend " yeah right |
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paddle couldn't have put it worse if he tried. He should have started his post saying, "I've got a friend who........"
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Kind of ironic the name of the club was the Kremlin.
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At the time my friend confided with me he had become gay. Thought it would be a nice touch if me and my wife went out with him for the night. No big story.
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A right nice touch no doubt. You naughty boy.
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oohher err
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i do like him
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Good evening Bito.
Good news - Crisp is apparently well and travelling at the moment. He may be off playing Bridge somewhere. |
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as opposed to jumping off one, like the rest of us that read the forum in the run up to the election.
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a naked group hug in the thailand "tuchyertoeandhoonose" bistro beckons
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It's like Are You Being Served in here tonight.
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Poor Crisp. I think he loves Labour and was probably upset when he saw the exit poll. Don't think he liked what Kinnock said either
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaboGNp0crs
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did kinnock call crisp a honkytonk ?
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i , m not free
comma space for those who must be obeyed |
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Perhaps given the good Capt's comments we could merge this thread with the one on prostitution?
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i'm amazed anyone can post on this thread with all those limp wrists
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Well I looked it up Bito and it means: 'disreputable bar'. Kinnock was talking about 'fear' - probably economy and the SNP.
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i haven't read this thread properly but what I've garnered so far is that Neil Kinnock got the fear whilst playing pocket billiards in the toilets of a disreputable bar, and ended up with a right nice touch
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it might have been the chit chat pub
somebody must go in there |
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From a limp wrist.
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What's happened to Tommy - haven't seen his posts for a while?
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Bito,
Do you like Golden Horn? |
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Goldie Hawn was a looker. Still not too bad at 69.
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I haven't had a cream horn for years.
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i may obtain a golden horn when i attend royal ascot on tuesday,with my trusty hoover
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Oh you are awful
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I've been in a homosexual bar
it was hilarious |
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Around about 1992/3 me and Mrs SAGC were on a weekend away in Sussex, and long before it became a proper haven for poofs, rug munchers and life's general w*nkers, we found ourselves in Brighton one night.
We went into a bar on the pier, which was packed. Mrs SAGC stood by a window while I wedged myself between the crowd to get to the bar. As I was getting my drinks I felt a hand stroke my arse cheeks.  I picked up the drinks, turned around, and saw a group of 4 men and women behind me. I looked each one in the eyes, but there was no response. I assume whoever did it had walked on. Tbf I was facking gorgeous  so it could have been a member of either sex. |
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So was I,had plenty of blokes enquiring mainly in the 70s!
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ur age group
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Bump
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I've never heard anyone say that. is this for real?
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When I was a 17 year old student in 1980, I worked in a hotel in Bournemouth. I overheard one of the residents call the barman "Loveyducks". That is the only time I have ever heard anybody say it. I later asked the barman if I'd heard correctly. Apparently I did, the barman told me that the resident was sounding him out to see if he was up for a bit of bumming. I remember being totally shocked.
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A spanish tramp in town ive known for ages through rough bookies and boozers often greets me "Hello Honkytonk"
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