Good telly wanted

[Tezza33]

No Rob, he only saw women through windows and it is having a deep effect on him

 

[Pudsey Bear]

No Rob, he only saw women through windows and it is having a deep effect on him

It'll be the red light that got to him, STOP!!!

 

[campervanannie]

Well this thread has taken a strange direction looks like Oppy has given up looking for a tv and decided to stick to reading a good book or listening to the radio or both, now it’s morphed into a Trev Micky taking/bashing thread and a competition about who drinks the most or the least.

 

[Pudsey Bear]

Without any offers of a TV it was destined to happen Annie, but every thread is a Trev Micky taking/bashing thread, as for the drinking, some folk need a crutch of some kind, mine is TV/YouTube/Reading.

 

[barryd]

But the thread has been more entertaining than the TV to be fair which let's face it, is not a very high bar to set.

 

[Tezza33]

Have a look at the CeX website Peter, they have some cheap LED TV's, pick up from a store near you

 

[Pudsey Bear]

Good find Terry, I've bookmarked that site for future use if I remember it

 

[st3v3]

Have a look at the CeX website Peter, they have some cheap LED TV's, pick up from a store near you

They will post as well

 

[trevskoda]

I was in Southern Ireland in the 80's Trev, (Cappoquin) and there were loads of women in the pubs there.

Thats down south, up here is churchie churchie brigade, <paisleyites> and was seen as naughty, it started to slip as i was growing out of teenage years but did not realy swing to normal to about 20/25 years ago.
I ask my gran once had she ever been in a pub, point blank she said no only filth go in pubs, i had a tight upbringing, grace before dinner and all that sh-t.

 

[Pudsey Bear]

My dad was a staunch Catlick and insisted I went to church every Sunday etc, I thought he went to a different mass so I called him out one day about what the flag was on top of the church but he didn't know.

I can still feel the bruises.

 

[trevskoda]

My dad was a staunch Catlick and insisted I went to church every Sunday etc, I thought he went to a different mass so I called him out one day about what the flag was on top of the church but he didn't know.

I can still feel the bruises.

WE were from the opistite camp, had to pray before getting into bed etc, only when i got to about 13/14 did i go mad and rebel, it was motor bikes that got me away.

 

[Boris7]

Up to about 20 years back ladies would have never been seen in pubs here, any that did go in were seen as you know what entertainers, things have changed these days, and about time to as the pld days of sawdust floors is well gone.

Much has changed up North Trev, most for the better

 

[Robmac]

Much has changed up North Trev, most for the better

I agree Kev. Belfast is a great city these days, I prefer it to Dublin.

 

[Robmac]

WE were from the opistite camp, had to pray before getting into bed etc, only when i got to about 13/14 did i go mad and rebel, it was motor bikes that got me away.

I was born a Catholic Trev and had to go to Church every morning before school, Confession every Saturday and Mass every Sunday.

My Dad was an atheist and when I gave up on the Church at the age of 10 he backed me up, but my Mum and Grandma were devastated.

 

[Robmac]

Well this thread has taken a strange direction looks like Oppy has given up looking for a tv and decided to stick to reading a good book or listening to the radio or both, now it’s morphed into a Trev Micky taking/bashing thread and a competition about who drinks the most or the least.

Not sure anyone has said who can drink the most or least Annie? But taking the micky out of Trev is a tradition on this forum and I'm sure he loves it.

 

[trevskoda]

Work is the curse of the drinking classes.

 

[oldish hippy]

I fell over mine it damaged but watchable could get one from the van but too small

 

[trevskoda]

I fell over mine it damaged but watchable could get one from the van but too small

Lots of 12v small tv at car boot sales and on f book, mine cost me £25 and works a treat if wanted by wife/kids, i never watch tv as chewing gum for the eyes, much prefair to be out and about or in the workshop building something useful.