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I lived in Macclesfield for about 4 months mid 80s on Steeple Street. I remember there being a small shop on Sunderland Street possibly called The Little Brown Jug. I used to buy oats, lentils, vegan cheese and all sorts of stuff. I was a vegan for ten years from 1981 to 1992ish. NOTE: I NOW...

He scared the Bejesus out of me that thing, along with that monkey Topov, who was definitely a criminal. Hartley reminded me of Larry Grayson who I wasn't scared of and found friendly and amusing. The mind of a child hey.

100% correct. My dad replaced ours every few years. Went to a local wood yard, brought it back, out in the garden, tap tap tap, CLOTHES PROP!

You get one a day Chuckle ;)

Absolutely delicious :42:

My late dad (an awesome cook) used to make liver, sausage, onions and bacon as a kind of stew type thing. He partially cooked the meats, chopped the onions etc and slow cooked it in the oven. We had mashed potatoes and vegetables with it. Like all dads cooking it was excellent and one of my faves.

He also added "well I do" :42:

I love fig rolls but they have to be well made. With a cup of tea :42:

:oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: I....I.....I don't know!

I found this ;) https://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/heritage-and-retro/heritage/barrie-corbett-tributes-to-yorkshire-music-legend-who-wrote-songs-for-the-smurfs-and-appeared-with-the-beatles-4019117

Oh my God I think it was. My mind is unclear about the second gig. Definitely saw them on Raven tour and not long after, but that Who Wants The World tour rings a bell. Please tell me you saw Ian Dury there ;) Your mum sounds ace. I used to regularly attend a place just up the road from the...

I saw them twice in 1979 and 1980/81ish at the Manchester Apollo. Amazing gigs. I too really only like the first 5 or 6 albums. My fave Stranglers album is The Raven. I say favourite because that was the tour I first saw them and it kinda had my heart but the others aren't far behind especially...

I absolutely loved the Blamire character. Michael simply nailed it. His walk, attitude, facial grimaces, and more. Absolute genius.

Hugh Cornwell - White Room.

Need a Tardis......NOW!!!!!

I remember being severely taught by an evil nun, with a very broad Irish accent how to carry scissors across school. Ahhh the joys of late 60s early 70s Catholic education. Ugh she was horrible. She could see you and detect you in a crowd of kids.........with........her.......eyes....Closed...

The speed that technology has changed stuff I'll be honest doesn't fill me with the greatest of glee. I'm no Ted K. fanboy but I've read most of his stuff and he was 100% spot on. We literally destroy beautiful landscapes for a power station or new builds. I'm not anti tech (obviously) but...

I nearly choked on my cheese toastie then hahaha :35::35::35: