You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
Mexico hols on Friday ... GULP !!!!
- Thread starter oakiecokie
- Start date
mrtwiceaseason
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 9 Oct 2011
- Messages
- 7,683
Thats a cracking guest list mate.was talking to ian cheeseman last night at west brom .Hopefully I`m not putting the cat amongst the pigeons,but things seemed to have calmed down a bit with those bloody arsonists.Hopefully they`ve caught some of little scrotes.
Thought we might have seen you at some Meetings mate,as we`re fully booked up with Guest Speakers this year.Got Ian Brightwell a week on Thursday at The George & Dragon,Winsford.
To follow are Alex Williams,Ian Cheeseman,Bernard Halford and in January a trio of Messrs Corrigan,Barnes and Booth ... honestly.
Working permanent lates now ,will pop up when we get the chance.
Dont stand to near the bar when you get tommy down :+)
Barcon
Well-Known Member
A big insulated beer mug.What the fucks a "Bubba" ?
Chippy_boy
Well-Known Member
I was in Acapulco in 1987 when they had a force 7 quake. I was staying in a hotel called La Palapa, which was 30 stories tall and I was on the 20th floor when it happened, 2 or 3 o'clock in the morning. The room was shaking so violently, with things thrown all over the place. To this day, I don't know if the height of the hotel amplified it, or whether it would have been the same at ground level. Anyway, we had to go down 20 flights of stairs in the pitch dark because all the power had failed, including the emergency lighting.
The weirdest bit was being on the beach immediately afterwards - having moved away from the hotel as there was fear it could collapse - and then the beach was shaking under your feet. We had never heard of tsunami's at the time, or perhaps we would have gone inland instead!
Needless to say, I will never forget this experience so long as I live.
The weirdest bit was being on the beach immediately afterwards - having moved away from the hotel as there was fear it could collapse - and then the beach was shaking under your feet. We had never heard of tsunami's at the time, or perhaps we would have gone inland instead!
Needless to say, I will never forget this experience so long as I live.
Last edited:
oakiecokie
Well-Known Member
Are you saying Boothy likes a pint or two.Thats a cracking guest list mate.was talking to ian cheeseman last night at west brom .
Working permanent lates now ,will pop up when we get the chance.
Dont stand to near the bar when you get tommy down :+)
Was at The Brighton Belle last Friday and they had Corrigan,Barnes and Pardoe on.Big Joe was sinking the Stellas !!
Not to change the idea that it is safe to go to the likes of Cancun - as hinted at before, Mexico is a large enough country that one part of it can be going through the shit, whilst another is perfectly safe - but still, the likes of this https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...attened-as-scale-of-earthquake-damage-emerges can give an idea of what has gone on. Spare a thought too, for those in Puerto Rico but also the likes of Laos that's experiencing the this kinda of thing