You know you're getting old when...

[KS55]

You can remember trolley buses in Manchester.

Stevenson square to Moston was a trolley bus route, so I am told

 

[twosips]

Have you got yourself a nasal trimmer. Letting them grow and sitting on the sofa with you nasal trimmer very satisfying.

Ha! Nope. Only noticed it for the first time two weeks ago. Gonna have to invest in one I reckon.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Stevenson square to Moston was a trolley bus route, so I am told

I went to school in Ardwick on a trolley bus. They were great! 213 boarded at Thompson St. Went to Greenheys via Ardwick Green!

 

[denislawsbackheel]

I remember a trolley bus that went down Lloyd Street terminating at Platt Lane.

 

[normskih]

It was Normsklh,...it was called the Auld Reekie before that.

Ah, my memory isn't so bad after all but I can say I don't remember it being the Auld Reekie, a little bit before my time:)

 

[bluemooners09]

When you take up the offer of help with your packing at the check-out.

 

[jimharri]

When you can remember the Arndale Bus Station. What a visual treat that place was. And the sweet aroma that hung in the air. Diesel fumes and stale piss. Didn't they badly fuck up when they were building the Arndale way back in prehistoric times; left insufficient headroom for the double decker buses and had to lower the floor, yeah?

 

[Grassland Blue]

When you remember the pub that was on Market Street near to the underground market, it might have been called the Sportsman?

Not a pub I went in much, but I think that you have got the name right.

 

[Ballet-on-ice]

When you reference a place of commerce by the name of the pub it used to be.

Slatterys in Whitefield will always be called the Masons.

 

[nellyonthewing]

When you thought Colin Bell was a man and you were a kid only to find out now he's only 4 years older than you...