Off Topic The Christmas Thread

[Kempton]

Amazing Mr kempton

That was the first record I ever got , bought by my sister when she worked at Woolworths

I wish we knew, when we were kids, to keep some of those things that now, looking back, mean so much to us.

 

[FILEYseadog]

I would have been next door Chazz in Cavalier, then home to 21st Ave to try and put 16 of us around a makeshift table, which was impossible to walk round. It was that cramped, we had to take it in turns to lean forward to get a fork full of food off your plate.

Always had a barrel of beer in the garden complete with gas and a pump.

Five of the sixteen no longer with us.


The best times.

Merry Christmas.

I missed out on that party invite vic

I lived on 21st ave

Could only get served in the greenwood pub

 

[Kempton]

I missed that party

I lived on 21st ave

I was born on 21st Ave, Filey

 

[FILEYseadog]

Christmas at home with kids and grandkids.

Cant wait.

What a great time they will all have .

 

[FILEYseadog]

I was born on 21st Ave, Filey

Lived next to the Methodist church

Got sent to bloody Sunday school

Went in one door and out the door onto endyke and spent my collection money on sweets

I was a twat even then

 

[FILEYseadog]

Ps kempton

Hopefully I never nicked your garden gate on mischief night

I did get a few

 

[Kempton]

Lived next to the Methodist church

Got sent to bloody Sunday school

Went in one door and out the door onto endyke and spent my collection money on sweets

I was a twat even then

We moved to OPE when I was a just a 2 year old sprog, so I ended up at Shaw Park.

A great school Shaw Park, due to fantastic teachers.

 

[Kempton]

Ps kempton

Hopefully I never nicked your garden gate on mischief night

I did get a few

Actually Filey, I really hope you did

 

[FILEYseadog]

We moved to OPE when I was a just a 2 year old sprog, so I ended up at Shaw Park.

A great school Shaw Park, due to fantastic teachers.

We moved onto ope

My brother went to shaw park

I went late one night after school hours

Say no more !

 

[originalminority]

I bet no one puts an apple and an orange in the kids stocking these days.

 

[Mr Hatem]

I bet no one puts an apple and an orange in the kids stocking these days.

Uncomfortable to wear it?

 

[TwoWrights]

I bet no one puts an apple and an orange in the kids stocking these days.

Stephen Milligan put an orange in his stocking, well...

The views expressed in my posts are not necessarily mine.

 

[Barchullona]

I bet no one puts an apple and an orange in the kids stocking these days.

An apple AND an orange? Luxury.

 

[Chazz Rheinhold]

Well my daughters have got an early Xmas present school shut today after a fire, the sprinklers worked but flooded the school so they’re off Thursday and Friday too!!

got a very funny smile on her face the older one

 

[John Ex Aberdeen now E.R.]

Amazing Mr kempton

That was the first record I ever got , bought by my sister when she worked at Woolworths

She didn't buy it from there Filey did she? If so, it as probably one of their cover versions.

 

[BrisbaneTiger]

I wish we knew, when we were kids, to keep some of those things that now, looking back, mean so much to us.

I’m sure I still have the record in my garage along with a multitude of other records. My uncle used to collect records and when he died my brothers and I were going to do this that and the other to get rid of his collection (probably some good stuff in there but also a lot of rubbish), but as usual we were all hot air and didn’t manage to do anything with it.

Then when my Dad died how could I turn down taking ownership of Little White Bull, along with his records, so now I have a collection doing absolutely nothing in the garage. When we emigrated the idea was to get rid of everything we didn’t need................ something else we wasn't good at......

 

[Kempton]

I bet no one puts an apple and an orange in the kids stocking these days.

When I asked my mam what I was getting for Christmas, she'd always say "A bag of cinders"

 

[Kempton]

I’m sure I still have the record in my garage along with a multitude of other records. My uncle used to collect records and when he died my brothers and I were going to do this that and the other to get rid of his collection (probably some good stuff in there but also a lot of rubbish), but as usual we were all hot air and didn’t manage to do anything with it.

Then when my Dad died how could I turn down taking ownership of Little White Bull, along with his records, so now I have a collection doing absolutely nothing in the garage. When we emigrated the idea was to get rid of everything we didn’t need................ something else we wasn't good at......

Dig them old records out and give them a spin for Christmas, Brisbane. They're likely a bit scratchy now, but who cares?

 

[Chazz Rheinhold]

When I asked my mam what I was getting for Christmas, she'd always say "A bag of cinders"

Yep me too

 

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A bit harsh...Can you throw children in a fire.....asking for a friend