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Viking Chat => Off Topic => Topic started by: Bentley Bullet on December 21, 2020, 11:04:07 pm
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Or should that be What's The Second Best, after Bentley?
Does, for instance, Thorne, where the only carbon footprint contribution is the church has an unleaded roof, rock your boat?
Or maybe Scawsby, where they think TV's Antiques Roadshow is Tomorrows World?
Or maybe Askern, where they keep their money safe under the mattress because burglars never check the garden?
Or maybe a beautiful, unspoilt, chocolate box village, like Bentley?
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Bentley folk really are like a box of chocolates.
You spot one that looks really hard but they’re actually as soft as shit.
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Is Bentley a village?
More a suburb or small semi-aquatic town, periodically disappearing beneath the waters of the Don. Doncasters very own Atlantis.
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....Or a place named after what you have to hold your trousers up.
Like Belton.
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Is Bentley a village?
More a suburb or small semi-aquatic town, periodically disappearing beneath the waters of the Don. Doncasters very own Atlantis.
Ah, you mean Doncaster's very own Venice!
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How about Austerfield that once sent out religious zealots full of puritanical zeal with the ambition to subdue the American continent? Doncasters very own Mecca.
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Adwick le Street, where in the local church can be seen the Stars and Stripes shield of the Washington family, that inspired the American national flag and the family that once provided the American president?
It seems Doncasterians have Some inate desire to try and run America.
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If Doncaster were to have an enema, where would they stick the tube, eh BB.?? ;)
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Austerfield could have a claim to fame for the best village, known around the world?
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Or should that be What's The Second Best, after Bentley?
Does, for instance, Thorne, where the only carbon footprint contribution is the church has an unleaded roof, rock your boat?
Or maybe Scawsby, where they think TV's Antiques Roadshow is Tomorrows World?
Or maybe Askern, where they keep their money safe under the mattress because burglars never check the garden?
Or maybe a beautiful, unspoilt, chocolate box village, like Bentley?
Wrong side of the bridge for starters.
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....Or a place named after what you have to hold your trousers up.
Like Belton.
... and Brace-waite ?
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If Doncaster were to have an enema, where would they stick the tube, eh BB.?? ;)
Well, for diplomacy I think I'll have to cheat a bit and declare that the arsehole of the town in postcode terms is in Scunthorpe.
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Does Sheffield count as a Donny village?
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Or should that be What's The Second Best, after Bentley?
Does, for instance, Thorne, where the only carbon footprint contribution is the church has an unleaded roof, rock your boat?
Or maybe Scawsby, where they think TV's Antiques Roadshow is Tomorrows World?
Or maybe Askern, where they keep their money safe under the mattress because burglars never check the garden?
Or maybe a beautiful, unspoilt, chocolate box village, like Bentley?
Wrong side of the bridge for starters.
Bentley is on the side of the bridge that is North of the river. When industry from South uncaringly polluted the water, the Northside had barriers to stop locals falling into the scummy water.
The Southside had springboards.
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Edenthorpe.
Thanks for coming.
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If Doncaster were to have an enema, where would they stick the tube, eh BB.?? ;)
Well, for diplomacy I think I'll have to cheat a bit and declare that the arsehole of the town in postcode terms is in Scunthorpe.
Scunny is full of toothless, tramp shagging inbreds. Thank God for the River Trent.
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Ladies and Gentlemen I give you..........
Highfields - the land time forgot
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Ladies and Gentlemen I give you..........
Highfields - the land time forgot
Jesus Christ I dropped off there the other day, thought I’d stumbled into a 1920’s film set
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Carcroft The largest open prison in Donny
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Edenthorpe.
Thanks for coming.
Don't forget to wipe your feet
on the way out.
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Branton, Blaxton, Burghwallis, Cadeby are all quite nice as far as I know.
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I'm astonished Edlington hasn't been mentioned.
1. Launderette still accepts green shield stamps
2. Spare parts are aplenty regarding vauxhall viva/ allegro's.
3. Heroin is way cheaper.
4. pound shop is cheaper.
5. Outsiders can walk into the dentist and treated without waiting in a queue.
I rest my case, please visit and prove me wrong.
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Armthorpe...a boon for car spotters.
Gridlocked all day.
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Armthorpe...a boon for car spotters.
Gridlocked all day.
Only if you go down the main road
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West Butterwick.
Sorry wrong county.
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Back in the day mining villages folk had cut-down names for their local pits. For instance, Brodsworth pit was known as Broddy pit, Rossington pit was known as Rosso pit. Edlington pit was called Edlo pit etc.
Arm pit, however, was considered too near the knuckle for Armthorpe folk.
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If Doncaster were to have an enema, where would they stick the tube, eh BB.?? ;)
Well, for diplomacy I think I'll have to cheat a bit and declare that the arsehole of the town in postcode terms is in Scunthorpe.
Scunny is full of toothless, tramp shagging inbreds. Thank God for the River Trent.
Oi! Mrs Belton’s from Scunny and she’s still got one or two teeth left!
Your other points are fair enough.
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If Doncaster were to have an enema, where would they stick the tube, eh BB.?? ;)
Well, for diplomacy I think I'll have to cheat a bit and declare that the arsehole of the town in postcode terms is in Scunthorpe.
Scunny is full of toothless, tramp shagging inbreds. Thank God for the River Trent.
Oi! Mrs Belton’s from Scunny and she’s still got one or two teeth left!
Your other points are fair enough.
Ha ha. Sorry mate. She must be ok if she's seen the light and come over the water. Seriously though how grim is Scunny. If you walk through Donny and find it depressing just take a trip to Scunny to prove that things could be worse.
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Ladies and Gentlemen I give you..........
Highfields - the land time forgot
My Dad used to call it 'the land that God forgot'.
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Ladies and Gentlemen I give you..........
Highfields - the land time forgot
My Dad used to call it 'the land that God forgot'.
Can you still buy a house there for a grand?
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Has anyone ever admitted to living in Highfields? Is Jacob Rees Mogg a Councillor there? Does any one in Highfields actually know that the rest of the Country has moved on a 100 years
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Askern, the prettiest village in England.
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If Doncaster were to have an enema, where would they stick the tube, eh BB.?? ;)
Surely that would have to be Conisborough, they have (did have) a Butt Hole Lane there.
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Askern, the prettiest village in England.
With that ugly square water tower blotting the landscape?
Askern is the boil on Norton’s arse
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That's not fair Filo, Askern has its good bits.
There's more than one way out.
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That's not fair Filo, Askern has its good bits.
There's more than one way out.
We always gave the Askern lot a good hiding when they dare venture to the Hacienda back in the day
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If Doncaster were to have an enema, where would they stick the tube, eh BB.?? ;)
Surely that would have to be Conisborough, they have (did have) a Butt Hole Lane there.
The residents complained due to idiots standing by the sign to get their photos taken with their trollies down. I believe it is now Archer's Way or something. Who in their right mind thought it was a good idea to call it Butt Hole Road beggars belief. I can't think why DMBC gave it the all clear.
There is a Fanny Hands Lane in Lincolnshire.
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Ladies and Gentlemen I give you..........
Highfields - the land time forgot
My Dad used to call it 'the land that God forgot'.
Pity me I used to live there ...............
Mindst you I lived in Bentley too, now which is worse?
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Ladies and Gentlemen I give you..........
Highfields - the land time forgot
My Dad used to call it 'the land that God forgot'.
Pity me I used to live there ...............
Mindst you I lived in Bentley too, now which is worse?
Probably Bentley when you lived there! ;)
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That's not fair Filo, Askern has its good bits.
There's more than one way out.
We always gave the Askern lot a good hiding when they dare venture to the Hacienda back in the day
Filo, Did the Hacienda used to have a pool? That might be a weird question but I only went once and that’s pretty much my only memory of it.
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That's not fair Filo, Askern has its good bits.
There's more than one way out.
We always gave the Askern lot a good hiding when they dare venture to the Hacienda back in the day
Filo, Did the Hacienda used to have a pool? That might be a weird question but I only went once and that’s pretty much my only memory of it.
A small one I think, the owner had two big cats around the back, I think they were Panther’s
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Thank god for that. For 30 years I’ve been wondering about that pool. I cycle past it regularly and try to picture it every time.
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Thank god for that. For 30 years I’ve been wondering about that pool. I cycle past it regularly and try to picture it every time.
Hard to picture it now, its mostly took up with the Traveller site now
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Has anyone ever admitted to living in Highfields? Is Jacob Rees Mogg a Councillor there? Does any one in Highfields actually know that the rest of the Country has moved on a 100 years
One of the Busby Babes who died at Munich came from Highfields, David Pegg.
I don't know if it's true but I was told Bobby Charlton used to visit the village to see the Pegg family at Christmas.
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Deffo 2 large Cats of the Lynx Leopard Cheetah type
One of my relatives looked after the place for them sometimes and showed me them.
It was cerainly a thriving place at one time - a goldmine I would have said but dont know why they quit. Sold the land ? Made enough and retired ?
Cant honestly picture the Pool (was it front left Filo) but there was a circular lake with Koi similar to the Lakeside ones in size behind and guarded by the Lynx or whatever
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Has anyone ever admitted to living in Highfields? Is Jacob Rees Mogg a Councillor there? Does any one in Highfields actually know that the rest of the Country has moved on a 100 years
One of the Busby Babes came from Highfields, David Pegg.
I don't know if it's true but I was told Bobby Charlton used to visit the village to see the Pegg family at Christmas.
I seem to remember playing Highfields for my Stainy School Team. We beat them 9-3 at home and I got my first goal of the Season from right half
Cant remember the away game score but I am sure the pitch had terraced houses behind each goal and years later I played for an adult Team and sure that was on the same pitch
Help me out somebody lol
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I reckon it was on here
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@53.5554243,-1.1845062,108m/data=!3m1!1e3?hl=en
There is a bigger pitch to the left as well - but for nippers 11 ish that would be an ideal size and we couldnt break the windows with rocket shots either at that age
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Thank god for that. For 30 years I’ve been wondering about that pool. I cycle past it regularly and try to picture it every time.
Hard to picture it now, its mostly took up with the Traveller site now
There you go....
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Deffo 2 large Cats of the Lynx Leopard Cheetah type
One of my relatives looked after the place for them sometimes and showed me them.
It was cerainly a thriving place at one time - a goldmine I would have said but dont know why they quit. Sold the land ? Made enough and retired ?
Cant honestly picture the Pool (was it front left Filo) but there was a circular lake with Koi similar to the Lakeside ones in size behind and guarded by the Lynx or whatever
It was a strange place, free and easy on the organ for the pensioners until 10:30pm, then after that nightclub, with plenty of fighting, strippers and beer, nearly all young uns out drinking in Stainy ended up in the Hacienda, the doormen were all local lads as well, but mainly nice blokes, everyone lived in fear of the doorman from Thorne because of his reputation, but he was a really nice bloke who just happened to be a hard case
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Highfields.
Full of shaven headed gargoyles with no teeth, tattooed necks, and massive beer guts.
And that's just the women.
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Has anyone ever admitted to living in Highfields? Is Jacob Rees Mogg a Councillor there? Does any one in Highfields actually know that the rest of the Country has moved on a 100 years
One of the Busby Babes who died at Munich came from Highfields, David Pegg.
I don't know if it's true but I was told Bobby Charlton used to visit the village to see the Pegg family at Christmas.
RD I heard that too from our Sports teacher at Ridgewood, only 50 years ago :pinch:
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Deffo 2 large Cats of the Lynx Leopard Cheetah type
One of my relatives looked after the place for them sometimes and showed me them.
It was cerainly a thriving place at one time - a goldmine I would have said but dont know why they quit. Sold the land ? Made enough and retired ?
Cant honestly picture the Pool (was it front left Filo) but there was a circular lake with Koi similar to the Lakeside ones in size behind and guarded by the Lynx or whatever
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It was a strange place, free and easy on the organ for the pensioners until 10:30pm, then after that nightclub, with plenty of fighting, strippers and beer, nearly all young uns out drinking in Stainy ended up in the Hacienda, the doormen were all local lads as well, but mainly nice blokes, everyone lived in fear of the doorman from Thorne because of his reputation, but he was a really nice bloke who just happened to be a hard case
Would that be Johnny ? Lovely bloke , very err capable
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Deffo 2 large Cats of the Lynx Leopard Cheetah type
One of my relatives looked after the place for them sometimes and showed me them.
It was cerainly a thriving place at one time - a goldmine I would have said but dont know why they quit. Sold the land ? Made enough and retired ?
Cant honestly picture the Pool (was it front left Filo) but there was a circular lake with Koi similar to the Lakeside ones in size behind and guarded by the Lynx or whatever
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It was a strange place, free and easy on the organ for the pensioners until 10:30pm, then after that nightclub, with plenty of fighting, strippers and beer, nearly all young uns out drinking in Stainy ended up in the Hacienda, the doormen were all local lads as well, but mainly nice blokes, everyone lived in fear of the doorman from Thorne because of his reputation, but he was a really nice bloke who just happened to be a hard case
Would that be Johnny ? Lovely bloke , very err capable
Yes
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Deffo 2 large Cats of the Lynx Leopard Cheetah type
One of my relatives looked after the place for them sometimes and showed me them.
It was cerainly a thriving place at one time - a goldmine I would have said but dont know why they quit. Sold the land ? Made enough and retired ?
Cant honestly picture the Pool (was it front left Filo) but there was a circular lake with Koi similar to the Lakeside ones in size behind and guarded by the Lynx or whatever
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It was a strange place, free and easy on the organ for the pensioners until 10:30pm, then after that nightclub, with plenty of fighting, strippers and beer, nearly all young uns out drinking in Stainy ended up in the Hacienda, the doormen were all local lads as well, but mainly nice blokes, everyone lived in fear of the doorman from Thorne because of his reputation, but he was a really nice bloke who just happened to be a hard case
Would that be Johnny ? Lovely bloke , very err capable
Yes
He went to school with my dad, recognised me at staying dogs and waved me through turnstile, felt like a god
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Highfields.
Full of shaven headed gargoyles with no teeth, tattooed necks, and massive beer guts.
And that's just the women.
Yep, but they've got a nice lake.
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Has anyone ever admitted to living in Highfields? Is Jacob Rees Mogg a Councillor there? Does any one in Highfields actually know that the rest of the Country has moved on a 100 years
One of the Busby Babes who died at Munich came from Highfields, David Pegg.
I don't know if it's true but I was told Bobby Charlton used to visit the village to see the Pegg family at Christmas.
RD I heard that too from our Sports teacher at Ridgewood, only 50 years ago :pinch:
I went to Adick so if it came from Ridgey it can't be reyt.
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I moved from Edenthorpe to Adwick Le street. Not been a worse transfer since Torres to Chelsea
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Yeah, Edenthorpe is a bit like Chelsea.
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Deffo 2 large Cats of the Lynx Leopard Cheetah type
One of my relatives looked after the place for them sometimes and showed me them.
It was cerainly a thriving place at one time - a goldmine I would have said but dont know why they quit. Sold the land ? Made enough and retired ?
Cant honestly picture the Pool (was it front left Filo) but there was a circular lake with Koi similar to the Lakeside ones in size behind and guarded by the Lynx or whatever
It was a strange place, free and easy on the organ for the pensioners until 10:30pm, then after that nightclub, with plenty of fighting, strippers and beer, nearly all young uns out drinking in Stainy ended up in the Hacienda, the doormen were all local lads as well, but mainly nice blokes, everyone lived in fear of the doorman from Thorne because of his reputation, but he was a really nice bloke who just happened to be a hard case
It wasnt Johnny Shields by any chance was it mate.
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It would be Johnny Shields for sure
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Tickhill seems ok and benefits (or loses out depending on your point of view) by not having direct access to A1
My niece lives there and seems to have good Schools for pre 11 kids but both now moved on to Rosso I think. Decent little shops and a few decent Pubs
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Deffo 2 large Cats of the Lynx Leopard Cheetah type
One of my relatives looked after the place for them sometimes and showed me them.
It was cerainly a thriving place at one time - a goldmine I would have said but dont know why they quit. Sold the land ? Made enough and retired ?
Cant honestly picture the Pool (was it front left Filo) but there was a circular lake with Koi similar to the Lakeside ones in size behind and guarded by the Lynx or whatever
It was a strange place, free and easy on the organ for the pensioners until 10:30pm, then after that nightclub, with plenty of fighting, strippers and beer, nearly all young uns out drinking in Stainy ended up in the Hacienda, the doormen were all local lads as well, but mainly nice blokes, everyone lived in fear of the doorman from Thorne because of his reputation, but he was a really nice bloke who just happened to be a hard case
It wasnt Johnny Shields by any chance was it mate.
Correct
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Campsall Park is lovely.
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Edenthorpe.
Thanks for coming.
Born and raised in Edenthorpe. Lived there for 14+ years and still visit regularly to see friends, brother and Dad.
Would have to agree with you, I think.
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Certainly ain’t Bentley.
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Didn't they move De Mulders there to improve the joint?
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Yes, along with a load of smack heads and thieving t**ts.
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Didn't they move De Mulders there to improve the joint?
And to make it smell nicer
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Didn't they move De Mulders there to improve the joint?
It did help Bentley prosper. It employed quite a few criminals at one point before they started deporting them to Australia.
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Yes, along with a load of smack heads and thieving t**ts.
Even smackheads and thieves have got taste.
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Didn't they move De Mulders there to improve the joint?
And to make it smell nicer
It's like an air freshener blocking the sewage works stench on Wheatley Hall Road.
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Is the Bently nught club still going Don Bingo?
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Didn't they move De Mulders there to improve the joint?
And to make it smell nicer
It's like an air freshener blocking the sewage works stench on Wheatley Hall Road.
Down wind of the sausage factory on wh road is no place to be
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Edenthorpe.
Thanks for coming.
Born and raised in Edenthorpe. Lived there for 14+ years and still visit regularly to see friends, brother and Dad.
Would have to agree with you, I think.
Everything you need within walking distance. Home of the Ridgewood as well.
Heaven.
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Bentley Advent Calendar
(https://i.imgur.com/D6TKxpV.jpg)
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Didn't they move De Mulders there to improve the joint?
It did help Bentley prosper. It employed quite a few criminals at one point before they started deporting them to Australia.
Prosper , I see what you did there
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Well spotted TFE, I'm wasted on here, aren't I!
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No ones mentioned my old hood, Bandit Country.
BALBY!
All the best footballers and fighters from there, gaurenteed.
Edenthorpe though, dullest place on the planet.
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No ones mentioned my old hood, Bandit Country.
BALBY!
All the best footballers and fighters from there, gaurenteed.
Edenthorpe though, dullest place on the planet.
Like many people on here I would imagine, I was born in Balby Western Hospital
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I was too!
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And you both left! Why?
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And you both left! Why?
It's only for babies
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And you both left! Why?
Balby Bullet didn't have the same ring to it.
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And you both left! Why?
On to better things
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And you both left! Why?
Balby Bullet didn't have the same ring to it.
Sounds loads better. More manly.
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And you both left! Why?
On to better things
Stainy? Seriously?
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It's got to be DN8 , god's green acre. If nothing else you can leave in 4 different directions
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And you both left! Why?
On to better things
Stainy? Seriously?
Yes as I say, on to better things
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It's got to be the place where everyone wears a top hat and speaks with a plum-in-the-mouth RP accent.
I'm talking about Scawsby of course.
However, if any of you wish to visit, you'll have to check with me first. There's a small surcharge to pay to keep the riff-raff out.
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It's got to be the place where everyone wears a top hat and speaks with a plum-in-the-mouth RP accent.
I'm talking about Scawsby of course.
However, if any of you wish to visit, you'll have to check with me first. There's a small surcharge to pay to keep the riff-raff out.
I’m afraid they’re already in mate
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Did Scawsby Fisheries figure in the brexit negotiations Steve?
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It's got to be the place where everyone wears a top hat and speaks with a plum-in-the-mouth RP accent.
I'm talking about Scawsby of course.
However, if any of you wish to visit, you'll have to check with me first. There's a small surcharge to pay to keep the riff-raff out.
I managed it, Rotherwood Close but I think I must have had your tacit approval though
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It's got to be the place where everyone wears a top hat and speaks with a plum-in-the-mouth RP accent.
I'm talking about Scawsby of course.
However, if any of you wish to visit, you'll have to check with me first. There's a small surcharge to pay to keep the riff-raff out.
I managed it, Rotherwood Close but I think I must have had your tacit approval though
Either me or Zeb Evans.
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Being serious for a moment now, I was told that Bentley road's 19th-century housing is still in use because the foundations are the best in Doncaster.
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not sure who would have done a comparison bb, but if that's what it said on the original sales docket .................
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It's got to be DN8 , god's green acre. If nothing else you can leave in 4 different directions
Have you counted the new road to Stainy LOL ?
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And you both left! Why?
On to better things
Stainy? Seriously?
Yes as I say, on to better things
No dog in this fight but unless Stainy has come on leaps and bounds in the last few years since I visited then here’s another vote for Balby > Stainforth
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And you both left! Why?
On to better things
Stainy? Seriously?
Yes as I say, on to better things
No dog in this fight but unless Stainy has come on leaps and bounds in the last few years since I visited then here’s another vote for Balby > Stainforth
Just one question, how many murders have been committed in Balby over the last 2 or 3 years?
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If the railway tracks go straight past it means there's nowt worth stopping for. Some villages have ideas above their station, others haven't even got a station.
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The station's only there to assist those leaving.
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We have our own fat controller to do that. He's the one who ate all the pies.
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Askern, the prettiest village in England.
Specsavers is on St Sepulchre gate Brian. Well it was the last time i was in town. Quite some time ago,
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Moorends anyone?
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Moorends anyone?
2nd only to Highfields
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In days gone by places were named by what industry that was in the area Shiefs of corn were stooked in the fields hence Sheiffield, when the corn was threshed they stored it in big barns in the lee of the Pennine hills hence Barnsley.
With the population of these places getting larger, they had to take their human waste down to the river and cast it into the tidal river hence the name Dungcaster of course over time some of the names changed slightly.
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Is that why all the Prozzies who worked in Barnsley lived in Penistone?
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I wonder how Scunthorpe came by it’s current name.
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In days gone by places were named by what industry that was in the area Shiefs of corn were stooked in the fields hence Sheiffield, when the corn was threshed they stored it in big barns in the lee of the Pennine hills hence Barnsley.
With the population of these places getting larger, they had to take their human waste down to the river and cast it into the tidal river hence the name Dungcaster of course over time some of the names changed slightly.
How on earth and when did Dungcaster get changed to Rotherham?
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Has anyone ever admitted to living in Highfields? Is Jacob Rees Mogg a Councillor there? Does any one in Highfields actually know that the rest of the Country has moved on a 100 years
I was born in Highfields as I have mentioned before on here and left at 21 to marry
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Yep I lived there for a few years mid 60's up the posh end Coppice Road. Out the back garden gate straight into the woods or just across the road onto the playing field
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Yep I lived there for a few years mid 60's up the posh end Coppice Road. Out the back garden gate straight into the woods or just across the road onto the playing field
Highfields has a posh end?
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Part of my Co-op milk round 1974/75 was Highfields. Not the best area but some nice people.
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Part of my Co-op milk round 1974/75 was Highfields. Not the best area but some nice people.
It wasn't you who used to block North Bridge up with traffic while you did one mile an hour trying to coax your bloody milk float with a flat battery back to the depot, was it?
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His name was Idler ... I-D-L-E-R
and he drove the slowest Milk Cart in the West
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I was only there about 18 months between jobs at Rockware and the Prudential. I started very early and finished about 11:30. It used to be a rush to be among the first on the loading dock. One day I was in such a rush that I drive off still connected to the charging point. On a bad day you did start to lose charge as you went back. Some happy memories though.
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Idler, did you have the same milk float every day or did you get whatever was there?
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They were charged, serviced , cleaned and then driven out
You then picked the one that past ure eyes looking the best
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They were charged, serviced , cleaned and then driven out
You then picked the one that past ure eyes looking the best
You'd think a bloke your height would be happy if it came up to your chest.
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I was going to do some Milk puns but my enthusiasm just evaporated. So I just did this one and condensed it as much as possible
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Idler, did you have the same milk float every day or did you get whatever was there?
Same one every day unless it was faulty.
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I was going to do some Milk puns but my enthusiasm just evaporated. So I just did this one and condensed it as much as possible
I thought you'd have churned them out all night.
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I was going to do some Milk puns but my enthusiasm just evaporated. So I just did this one and condensed it as much as possible
I thought you'd have churned them out all night.
He might mention it in the next lucky pint thread.
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How dairy.
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That's whey beyond the usual standard we get on here. Marvel-ous one
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C'mon chaps enough, you're all just milking it now
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No whey RR
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Im fresian you out of the Thread for now SR
Offence ? Reuse of same pun only 2 above LOL (Reply #123)
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I'm udderly disappointed I missed it Wolfie