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MargaretR 24-01-2011 17:33

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Tonight (mon 24th Jan) on BBC4 at 7.30 is a programme about old style playground games.
It clashes with Coronation St but you could watch later on BBCi player:rolleyes:

Bob Dobson 24-01-2011 19:22

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I had not heard of Fresh Air Freddie. I am reminded of a man with loads of convictions for 'flashing' He got locked up again and the polioceman relaised it was his 60th (?)birthday. He said "Why not retire and call it a day now?" He replied, 'No, I think i'll stick it out for another year" -

Playing out for me mostly meant football. I spent hours with George Plumpton in the light of Foster's chip shop window in Persia st. The street lamp was a goal post. I used to like gang warfare on Nelson Square and climbing on t'coits.

Tealeaf 24-01-2011 20:57

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Originally Posted by Bob Dobson (Post 877817)
I I used to like gang warfare on Nelson Square and climbing on t'coits.

So now we know where the rot set in....gang warfare, machine guns, crackcocaine.....it's all down to you, Bob.

jaysay 25-01-2011 09:31

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 877838)
So now we know where the rot set in....gang warfare, machine guns, crackcocaine.....it's all down to you, Bob.

Be careful Tealeaf or Bob will be round to make you an offer you can't refuse:D

sm_counsell 25-01-2011 10:29

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Originally Posted by Bob Dobson (Post 877817)
I had not heard of Fresh Air Freddie. I am reminded of a man with loads of convictions for 'flashing' He got locked up again and the polioceman relaised it was his 60th (?)birthday. He said "Why not retire and call it a day now?" He replied, 'No, I think i'll stick it out for another year" -

Playing out for me mostly meant football. I spent hours with George Plumpton in the light of Foster's chip shop window in Persia st. The street lamp was a goal post. I used to like gang warfare on Nelson Square and climbing on t'coits.

Hey Bob, we used to come from Ossie to near Persia St. to steal (or should I say borrow!) wood for Bonfire night. If I'd known there were 'gang bosses' like you I'd never have let the Ossie lads persuade me to go on these raids.
(Obviously, it was the girls who had to steal not the 'mincing' males hiding behind us.
Oh happy days!!

south aussie 27-01-2011 03:01

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Who was borrowing your bonfire wood when you were borrowing from Persia Street?

jaysay 27-01-2011 08:24

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Originally Posted by south aussie (Post 878375)
Who was borrowing your bonfire wood when you were borrowing from Persia Street?

We used to call it raiding SA not borrowing:D

south aussie 30-01-2011 05:19

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 878407)
We used to call it raiding SA not borrowing:D

I seem to remember a bit of a bully boy who lived down Monarch street way[terrorised us younger kids],who was good at Raiding at bonfire time.:D:D:D
But that was all part of the game!

jaysay 30-01-2011 09:52

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Originally Posted by south aussie (Post 879088)
I seem to remember a bit of a bully boy who lived down Monarch street way[terrorised us younger kids],who was good at Raiding at bonfire time.:D:D:D
But that was all part of the game!

Not me mi Lud, I was always in Pete Parkers Gang:D:D:D

south aussie 31-01-2011 03:47

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Not guilty plea rejected,guilty as charged!

The offender is guilty until proven innocent.:D

jaysay 31-01-2011 09:17

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Originally Posted by south aussie (Post 879345)
Not guilty plea rejected,guilty as charged!

The offender is guilty until proven innocent.:D

You've lived with the crims in Auss to long SA:D

south aussie 02-02-2011 06:21

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 879384)
You've lived with the crims in Auss to long SA:D

No crims here mate,SA was proclamed in 1836 by free setlers.
Non of your convict rubbish here! [ not from Ossy anyway]

jaysay 02-02-2011 09:00

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Originally Posted by south aussie (Post 880015)
No crims here mate,SA was proclamed in 1836 by free setlers.
Non of your convict rubbish here! [ not from Ossy anyway]

You'll tell us out:D:D

south aussie 02-02-2011 12:21

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 880029)
You'll tell us out:D:D

You can take the boy out of OSSY,but you can,t take OSSY OUT OF THE BOY:tongueout [30 YEARS THIS YEAR, IN SA]

jaysay 02-02-2011 18:07

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Originally Posted by south aussie (Post 880077)
You can take the boy out of OSSY,but you can,t take OSSY OUT OF THE BOY:tongueout [30 YEARS THIS YEAR, IN SA]

You've been missed:D


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