There's one in Bury (and another in Leeds) that has three floors of old arcade games. It was £12 (iirc) and all the machines were free to play. Brilliant, cheap way to spend an afternoon! Beer and very cheap eats also available. Took me right back
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My dad bought a Ford Prefect in 1961, the year I was born, and passed it on to me 18 years later. I learned to drive in it but couldn't wait to get rid of it for a more 'modern' car. While they were great cars in 1961 I found them hard to drive in 1979.
Ah memories of , “ Keep going well , keep going Shell, you can be sure of Shell, Shell, Shell!” .
You had a car in ‘61? Posh that mate
Oh yes lol, can still smell it
Only used for important occasions. He still cycled to work. He used to cover the engine with an overcoat during winter. Driving tests didn't come into Ireland until the mid sixties so he never got a driving lesson nor did a driving test . Looking back he was a very poor driver.You had a car in ‘61? Posh that mate
Back when apprentices were sometimes 'initiated' by a hand full applied down the underpants, it was the stuff of nightmares or dreams depending if it was female factory workers doing the initiation...allegedly
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