Off Topic Old sunderland

Remember Lambton well mate went to the show with my mates and played on the croquet shy and my mate decided to hit the ball with a golf swing missed the f ucker and cracked me on the forehead was in St Johns for two hours getting stitched up and having a turban of bandages put on my head.

 

Lived near the Villa me and my mate used to sneak down the back lane and nick half a dozen empty bottles each out the crates and take them to the shop opposite the Plaza and get threepence each on them you could buy a glass of pop in there and we would stand at the the counter drinking it pretending to be John Wayne in the saloon. Cracking times can't believe we would only be 7 or 8 then nobody had a clue where you were.

 

Love sea fishing Billy but all you catch over this side is Fluke good ones mind but a bit boring and then further up the coast bloody dog fish still go though got some really good gear,

 

Your pets seem to be canny fishermen.

 

Nothing much over here either according to what I hear.
I quite like fishing for dogfish. Nee good for eating but bloody good sport - they fight like ****.

 

Billy,you might know this,why do they call it Mackies corner?Did there used to be a shop called Macks?

 

Nee idea mate, I'm not from Sunderland.

 

i am from sunderland but had never heard of Mackies corner

 

Mag lovin twat Sting. Grew up a Sunderland fan. His father and grandfather both living and working in sunderland.


Him and his band (phoenix jazzmen) had to leg it from town end social club once after ****ing up the bingo machine. Biddies lynch mob.

 

Built im 1845 by Hutchinson. The first tennant was Robert Mackie. A hatter.

 

Hillbilly