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		Bus conductors (remember them), shouting “move along the bus please” or “more room upstairs”
	 
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		“Welcome to The Valley Lines “ at Queen Street station
	 
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			Bus conductors (remember them), shouting “move along the bus please” or “more room upstairs”
			
		
	 
 That was me 40 years ago!
	 
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			The sound of an open fire being “drawn”
			
		
	 
 The ‘whoosh’ of the on fire Echo going up the chimney when drawing the fire,  nearly followed by your hands, followed by a ‘f*cking ‘ell’.
	 
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			“Welcome to The Valley Lines “ at Queen Street station
			
		
	 
 The fella at Queen Street was a full on nut job dictator announcer, so forceful in his station names, I've seen women and children cowering in fear of his tannoy mutterings.
 My driver pal says he was unhinged, and a frustrated 5ft japanese General.
	 
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			That was me 40 years ago!
			
		
	 
 Argh so your that nut job clippy  we used to chuckle at.
	 
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			The ‘whoosh’ of the on fire Echo going up the chimney when drawing the fire,  nearly followed by your hands, followed by a ‘f*cking ‘ell’.
			
		
	 
 
My father once set fire to the sleeves of his shirt thankfully he had a flagon of Strongbow at hand.
	 
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			My father once set fire to the sleeves of his shirt thankfully he had a flagon of Strongbow at hand.
			
		
	 
 I hope he saved the ‘Bow, that would have been a crisis!!:hehe:
	 
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			I hope he saved the ‘Bow, that would have been a crisis!!:hehe:
			
		
	 
 Yup, you need something to clean the Toilet with.
	 
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			Yup, you need something to clean the Toilet with.
			
		
	 
 Aw c’mon, I love a pint of Strongbow (unfortunately it doesn’t like me). You are correct, in a way, on the toilet front though, it does take a hammering after the ‘Bow:yikes:
	 
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		When Brains had their brewery in St Mary Street there was an overwhelming hoppy smell that pervaded that area when a new batch of Cardiff laughing water was on the stove
	 
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			Argh so your that nut job clippy  we used to chuckle at.
			
		
	 
 We’re you that chuckling weirdo who travelled 200 miles to sample the public transport of The People’s Republic Of South Yorkshire?
	 
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			We’re you that chuckling weirdo who travelled 200 miles to sample the public transport of The People’s Republic Of South Yorkshire?
			
		
	 
 When i was a kid there was often a bloke (always a bloke) who used to stand next to the driver of the bus and talk utter shit to him, not always the same bloke. They were kind of Bus nutters. I wish that they were still about.
	 
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			We’re you that chuckling weirdo who travelled 200 miles to sample the public transport of The People’s Republic Of South Yorkshire?
			
		
	 
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		Playing Cards, Chewing Gum Cards in the spokes of your bike to make it sound like a motorbike.
	 
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			Playing Cards, Chewing Gum Cards in the spokes of your bike to make it sound like a motorbike.
			
		
	 
 When did that stop? Sometime in the 1980s? We all did it as kids.
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		One's parents having sex.
	 
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		Razor blades being sharpened under a pyramid of cheops cardboard model.  What was all that about?
	 
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		how about, the crowd leaving a Cardiff game saying "great game, great football and a deserved win"!
	 
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			Razor blades being sharpened under a pyramid of cheops cardboard model.  What was all that about?
			
		
	 
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			When i was a kid there was often a bloke (always a bloke) who used to stand next to the driver of the bus and talk utter shit to him, not always the same bloke. They were kind of Bus nutters. I wish that they were still about.
			
		
	 
 They always seemed to have a plastic carrier bag in their hand! 
Just out of interest, why do you still wish they were about? :hehe:
	 
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			Please and Thank You - from humans
			
		
	 
 You're surrounding yourself with the wrong type of people.
	 
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			They always seemed to have a plastic carrier bag in their hand! 
Just out of interest, why do you still wish they were about? :hehe:
			
		
	 
 And wearing trainers/jeans combo from the market.
	 
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		Those external car horns in th 70s that used to play a little tune and were eventually outlawed (I assume).
	 
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			You're surrounding yourself with the wrong type of people.
			
		
	 
 No he isn’t. 
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Rock_Flock_of_Five
				
			 
			They always seemed to have a plastic carrier bag in their hand! 
Just out of interest, why do you still wish they were about? :hehe:
			
		
	 
 Dunno really, Nutters were more widely accepted years ago, people just seemed to let them crack on, no bother. We all had mates growing up who were ****ing weird, strange, did some odd shit, yet we just seemed to accept it and didn't make that much of a big deal about it, And most of them turned out alright. In todays society they'd have a diagnosis etc. Nope, some people are just a bit 'Radio Rental' leave them alone and they'll be alright. A bit like Bus Nutter :hehe:
	 
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			Eh?
			
		
	 
 Seems that's only one of the uses for pyramids
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyramid_power
	 
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			1. Squealing fan belts.
			
		
	 
 the roar of the crowd at Cardiff City stadium as City score a goal from open play
	 
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			Eh?
			
		
	 
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			As you are B Oddie... loads of Sparrows twittering away in bushes/hedgrows.
			
		
	 
 It’s a bit strange replying to my post… but I can confirm that the Sparrows are safe and well, and are currently twittering away in the bushes, on holiday in the Cape Verde islands.