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I met George Michael once in Hampstead Heath's bog. He was stoned, pissed and thought that he was in Club Tropicana...🌵
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Sinclairs, yeah, that rings a bell, used to be covered in old style tetleys imagery. It's got a little alley with wheelie bins in it just outside. I remember spotting a mate of mine getting a gobble from some lucky tart behind those bins in the mid 90's. I LinkedIn with the same tart just this week by coincidence. She's a pimp now, I reckon she's gonna do well.Originally posted by stek View PostIs that what was Sinclair's? The area is quite good now for ale, only the Prince of Wales lets it down.
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Is that what was Sinclair's? The area is quite good now for ale, only the Prince of Wales lets it down.Originally posted by barrydidit View PostIt's only there for the bogs now. Times have moved on in my view. Have tried the head of steam next door (mill hill)? Much more suitable meeting venue😀
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Sad. Just...sad.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostIf you need help discussing and choosing the best sports related underwear, we're here to help.
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It's only there for the bogs now. Times have moved on in my view. Have tried the head of steam next door (mill hill)? Much more suitable meeting venue😀
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Still too rich for my liking. Has the Scarborough Taps closed down?Originally posted by stek View PostIt's 20p at Leeds.
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Can I claim I didn't fart through expenses.
God that stinks. but it wasn't me
anyone want 10% of that bastid ??
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Originally posted by stek View PostIt's 20p at Leeds but there's a knack if you pull the turnstile back a bit then you can squeeze through. Same trick worked at Birmingham New Street but although I was successful, my mate got caught by the toilet guy.
At a Glory hole ?
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It's 20p at Leeds but there's a knack if you pull the turnstile back a bit then you can squeeze through. Same trick worked at Birmingham New Street but although I was successful, my mate got caught by the toilet guy.Originally posted by mudskipper View PostIt's 30p to use the toilets at Waterloo station. Make sure you get a receipt.
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