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A fair few years ago I saw a Ford Escort Cabriolet with it's roof down. It's occupant was a tanned, long blonde haired lady wearing a low cut top (this is not a sexist comment but she was very very big busted) and a short skirt showing most of her legs. Her reg: 505 EXY

Jah Lush, good luck with the away games thing. I vaguely remember Dad taking me to an away game in the F.A.Amateur Cup, as it was back then, to Bishop Auckland or Blyth Spartans "way oop nooorth" or back of beyond to put it another way!! I seem to recall it took about three weeks to get there ( I've told myself a million times not to exaggerate), quite an adventure for a young lad in those days ( 60's/early 70's ). I have not re-acquainted myself, the last time I went( I think it was '99 maybe '98) was when D.H. got through to the first round of the F.A.Cup.

Waiting To Take You Away - Mountain

Jesus just left Chicago - ZZ Top

Born to be Wild - Steppenwolf

Love Me Again - John Newman

Jah Lush You said you stopped going in the 70's. I used to be a regular back then, late sixties early seventies with dear old Dad, but don't really follow football that much these days. You must remember D.H. playing Walthamstow Avenue( as pointed out by Pink Panther) now Dagenham in the football league. Also Wycombe Wanderers. Do you remember the narrow alleyway down to the ground and the side gate opened after the match which led onto St. Francis Road. Already spoke about the great character of those days, Bronco, on another thread. Remember him. You must remember the other pitch at the back of the ground which was used as a training pitch and for Sunday league teams/matches.

Who Gets The Love - Status Quo

If you go on TfL site, there is a section for bus routes. It's a very good site. Shows exactly what bus stop to change at (if you need to) and the estimated walking distance/time between stops and the estimated journey time for each bus as well as total travelling time. Also shows alternative routes if available.

Lifted - Lighthouse Family

Agree, Sue,that was the "old system", probably when we were all younger!!! If I recall accurately, the 2 hour surgery was for "emergencies" ( the here and now need to see a doctor today) alongside an appointments system, during other periods of the day, for other things such as routine tests or medicals for say an HGV Licence. The combination of both seemed to work back then. The cut off was 11.00am for turning up, even if the waiting room was going to take another hour or so to clear. The irony is that I am referring to Dr. Gupta snr, from his house in CPR !!!

All the contributors who post on this forum.....makes for such an interesting and diverse read.

Don't Drive My Car - Status Quo

That's right, PeckhamRose, the theme was called "Nantucket Sleighride" and is slang for its subject matter, whaleing. Fantastic track. I've said elsewhere on the forum what a great guitarist Leslie West is.

Steveo Have you ever noticed the similarities in the structure and composition of some of LZ tracks with those of Mountain? Who came first and who influenced whom I sometimes wonder?

My Oh My - Slade

I know entirely what you mean, Louisa, and sympathise and empathise with you. Me too. But we're not King Canute and can't hold back the tidal surge!! Surely better (?) to conceed defeat and cash in at the hands of "these types" (whatever that description might mean) as they are so willing to pay. Sadly and regrettably I have to admit that I shortly will be doing just that.

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Jeremy Whereabouts is Morley's on East Dulwch Road ? I must be going blind, don't recall seeing one along there.

Rockin' On - Status Quo

Louisa As you appear to have fallen out of love with ED, even to the point of hatred it seems, then, if you own a property here, why don't you sell up and cash in ?

Or a Status Quo track, Steveo. all together now, Wooaao the water's getting deep, and I can't swim, cos it's dirty dirty water, Wooaao Wooaao........

Superb !!!!!!!!!!!

And It's Better Now - Status Quo

Again and Again - Status Quo