Dicko
Nick Barmby
You reckon he grassed?
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So, what happened today?
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Nutter-Naylor
Gheorge Popescu
There is no smoke without fire!
I'm like a magnet for these people. Wouldn't have it any other way though. Met all sorts of 'interesting' characters over the years.
I always talk to the elderly if they are on their own, they may not have spoken to a real person in days.
Rorschach
Fanny Walden
Fantastic attitude. I do the same, though I am an infrequent pub visitor (as i sit in the pub typing this). I'm no spring chicken but I find the elderly are usually way more interesting too, unless they talk about tying onions to their belt.
Nutter-Naylor
Gheorge Popescu
Like the fella today, they very often have amazing stories. They seem to become invisible to younger people. Shame.
Nutter-Naylor
Gheorge Popescu
There is another chap (79) i see in my closest pub. Never married or had children and goes in there 5 days a week (closed the other 2 days) for lunch. He says the staff are the closest thing to family that he has. They treat him well but always sits on his own. I make a point of going in there once a week to have a chat and keep him company.
I only know him because I used to occasionally see him on my commute to London 25 years ago. He used to wear a cravat, kicking it old school stylee.
fudge me I've turned into a big softie.
I only know him because I used to occasionally see him on my commute to London 25 years ago. He used to wear a cravat, kicking it old school stylee.
fudge me I've turned into a big softie.
