Why not? If it was before the catastrophe why can't he say so. Doesn't take much for people to get offended on here does it?wessy wrote:Not sure you needed to say pre catastrophe ?
Once there, we enjoyed glorious weather and the whole experience was one of the best we've had on a New Year's Eve. Glad to have been able to go the top of the Twin Towers pre-catastrophe.......
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21 Re: I Hate New Year's Eve Mon Dec 22 2014, 22:46
Bwfc1958
Tinned Toms - You know it makes sense!
22 Re: I Hate New Year's Eve Mon Dec 22 2014, 22:50
Boggersbelief
Nat Lofthouse
wessy wrote:Not sure you needed to say pre catastrophe ?
Once there, we enjoyed glorious weather and the whole experience was one of the best we've had on a New Year's Eve. Glad to have been able to go the top of the Twin Towers pre-catastrophe.......
23 Re: I Hate New Year's Eve Tue Dec 23 2014, 06:46
Soul Kitchen
Ivan Campo
and will be doing so. Then out for some trough and home by tennish.Michael Bolton wrote:I think Christmas Eve at about 5pm-7pm is the best couple of hours you could have in a pub all year, the atmosphere is usually really nice and it isn't busy at that time.
24 Re: I Hate New Year's Eve Tue Dec 23 2014, 06:48
Soul Kitchen
Ivan Campo
Does your wife know you've wrote this about your outlaws?Breadman wrote:Somehow, over the last ten years a tradition has developed wherein we have to go round to the wife's brother's house and pretend that we really enjoy spending the evening with a feckless band of hangers-on, stupid "young adults" (most of whom, I will be meeting for the first and last time), strange old people who are related to his wife and assorted weirdos who pop up randomly during the evening, shove some sausage rolls down their necks and fuck off again.
It's tedious shit and I hate it.
But we do it every year and short of feigning illness, I can't get out of it.
25 Re: I Hate New Year's Eve Tue Dec 23 2014, 10:25
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Yeah, she knows how I feel about it and, to be fair, she's no big fan of the whole thing either, as she's never really seen eye to eye with her brother's wife.
As for Wessy's point about it being unnecessary for Okocha to have said "pre-catastrophe" when talking about his trip up the Twin Towers, the way I read it, I don't think he was offended - it was more an observation about it being pretty obvious that it must have been "pre-catastrophe", as they aren't there any more, so it would have been pretty hard to take a trip up them after they'd collapsed.....
I may be wrong though......
As for Wessy's point about it being unnecessary for Okocha to have said "pre-catastrophe" when talking about his trip up the Twin Towers, the way I read it, I don't think he was offended - it was more an observation about it being pretty obvious that it must have been "pre-catastrophe", as they aren't there any more, so it would have been pretty hard to take a trip up them after they'd collapsed.....
I may be wrong though......
26 Re: I Hate New Year's Eve Tue Dec 23 2014, 10:29
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
Never been a big fan of NYE either, i have many memories of going down Bradshawgate and being made to "donate" to the bouncers in every pub, putting the cost of the night out even more
27 Re: I Hate New Year's Eve Tue Dec 23 2014, 11:12
Numpty 28723
Andy Walker
A few years back we decided on the spur of the moment to drive up to Edinburgh on NYE and see what all this Hogmanay fuss was about up there. I think it was right after a Bolton game finished and we set off through the rain and fog and got to the city centre about fifteen minutes before midnight only to find they'd erected a big fence round the middle where all the action was and if you didn't have a ticket you couldn't get in! Nice fireworks though.
29 Re: I Hate New Year's Eve Tue Dec 23 2014, 11:40
Numpty 28723
Andy Walker
I should really have been forewarned by stuff like that. Back then it wasn't new year proper till you'd seen Andy Stewart without his kecks on.
30 Re: I Hate New Year's Eve Tue Dec 23 2014, 11:45
Guest
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Stanley Baxter's another one.
And I've just discovered that he's not dead yet.
Amazing!
I reckon him and "the other fella" must have a deal going with Old Nick.......
And I've just discovered that he's not dead yet.
Amazing!
I reckon him and "the other fella" must have a deal going with Old Nick.......
31 Re: I Hate New Year's Eve Tue Dec 23 2014, 11:48
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
As a kid I was forced to watch 'The White Heather Club' on a regular basis.
I'm still suffering the trauma.
There'll be no shortbread biscuits in our house this or any other year.
Stanley Baxter worried the 14 year old me. Scary.
I'm still suffering the trauma.
There'll be no shortbread biscuits in our house this or any other year.
Stanley Baxter worried the 14 year old me. Scary.
33 Re: I Hate New Year's Eve Tue Dec 23 2014, 12:41
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Rorke's Drift was never the same.
34 Re: I Hate New Year's Eve Tue Dec 23 2014, 12:44
Chairmanda
Andy Walker
Breadman, you've changed. Still, at this season probably as well to have one Wise man.
35 Re: I Hate New Year's Eve Tue Dec 23 2014, 12:47
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Guest
He's the only wise man you'll find on here, Manda.......
36 Re: I Hate New Year's Eve Tue Dec 23 2014, 12:56
wanderlust
Nat Lofthouse
boltonbonce wrote:As a kid I was forced to watch 'The White Heather Club' on a regular basis.
There are several generations of kids forced to watch Jules Holland's Hootenanny by their middle class parents and who will undoubtedly remember it with the same fondness we reserve for Andy Stewart.
37 Re: I Hate New Year's Eve Tue Dec 23 2014, 13:05
okocha
El Hadji Diouf
wessy wrote:Not sure you needed to say pre catastrophe ?Okocha wrote:
Once there, we enjoyed glorious weather and the whole experience was one of the best we've had on a New Year's Eve. Glad to have been able to go the top of the Twin Towers pre-catastrophe.......
Cheap pedantry at its most unreasonable and unnecessary, Wessy. Now I know why you are dressed as you are in your avatar..........
More seriously, we've been back to NY; The One World Trade Center (sic) is a magnificent monument full of symbolism, but somehow the little chapel nearby, where many of the dead and dying were lovingly tended, is more poignant.
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