It's always fucking golf with you.
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Where was your first drink?
- Thread starter BlueBearBoots
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It's always fucking golf with you.
Gaylord du Bois
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Any holes a goal, Chab.It's always fucking golf with you.
bluethrunthru
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Well I have pictures of my enjoying a home made bitter shandy @ Xmas / New Year made by my Dad - would have been about 10 so early 70's - if we are talking in a pub about the same time same sort of thing in the Brunswick on Townley St Middleton where my Dad and his mates would be playing cards until it was time to set off for Maine Road ( always had a bag of crisps chaser ! ) and on my own in The Old Boars Head on Long Street aged about 16 or 17 - stopped off from the Methodist Youth Club next door on the way home and chanced a pint of bitter - Websters I think?
Any holes a goal, Chab.
True.
Never done a round of golf but a few years back, out of sheer boredom, I got a bucket of 100 balls at my local driving range.
I hit the 3rd ball dead straight 250 + yards.
I then spent the next 97 balls failing miserably to replicate it.
Drove me to drink.
bluethrunthru
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The Queens Hotel in Denton aged 16 , a pint of Chesters Mild . The pub was next to Denton station and was
Flattened not long after .[/QUOTE
Jesus - you know how to cover your tracks !!
yeseye
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The Irish club in Cheetam Hill at a do.
About 12, we found our way into the cellar and cracked a few lagers open.
Curly Watts was also there bladdered, we helped him out to his Taxi!
About 12, we found our way into the cellar and cracked a few lagers open.
Curly Watts was also there bladdered, we helped him out to his Taxi!
Well I have pictures of my enjoying a home made bitter shandy @ Xmas / New Year made by my Dad - would have been about 10 so early 70's - if we are talking in a pub about the same time same sort of thing in the Brunswick on Townley St Middleton where my Dad and his mates would be playing cards until it was time to set off for Maine Road ( always had a bag of crisps chaser ! ) and on my own in The Old Boars Head on Long Street aged about 16 or 17 - stopped off from the Methodist Youth Club next door on the way home and chanced a pint of bitter - Websters I think?
The Brunswick is closed now, just been sold. If it to be a pub still who knows.
Had a great window with the old round city badge painted on it inside the place. Would not mind that if it is to go.
big gaz
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Pint of mild in the Navigation Marple aged 15.
lefty goldblatt
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Warrington Walking Day June 1985 (a few weeks before my 16th Birthday) The Brittania in the town centre
Pint of Greenalls Bitter. 75p. It was fucking awful (the pub and the beer quality). A couple in there, and onto the Postern Gate. Knocked back at the door by the bouncers for being underage, so back to the Brit, for more of the same.
Pint of Greenalls Bitter. 75p. It was fucking awful (the pub and the beer quality). A couple in there, and onto the Postern Gate. Knocked back at the door by the bouncers for being underage, so back to the Brit, for more of the same.
kippax kid
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Pint of mild at the lord lion on Victory street, was 15, in 91 I think .My grandad drank there most of my life but passed away the year before so the staff knew who I was did not care about my age.