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Looking for Caroline (nee) Pauline Russell
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by amber bean (Member 242781) on 9-May-08
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Can anyone help please, I am looking for a lady who I believe might live in or around the Corby area. She was born in September 1951, original name was Pauline Frances Russell. She has also been looking for family members that might be in the Birkenhead ares and placed a message on the Birkenhead board in November 2002. Please get in touch if you think you can help. on Jones32 at ntlworld.com
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DOOZER - CARDIGHAN ARMS
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by Rezz (Member 157551) on 8-May-08
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This Sat, 8pm
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Its Nearly The Weekend Again
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by mandy (Member 241850) on 8-May-08
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Hi folks just a quick reminder of what we have on at The Everard Arms this weekend, We have the "Brilliant" Mr Ian Bateman on Friday Night, Live Band "Atlantic" on Saturday Night and The Quiz in the Lounge on Sunday Night, Hope To See You All.
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town centre(and other things)
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by colin pheasant (Member 195678) on 8-May-08
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Corby,,,,It"s about TIME!!!!!We have been the lost cause for too many years!!LETS KICK ASS!!!How do you see the FUTURE??????
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weird counting
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by jaggybunnet (Member 210424) on 8-May-08
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A guy is walking past a high, solid wooden fence at the insane asylum and he hears all the residents inside chanting, "Thirteen! Thirteen! Thirteen!" He continues walking along the long fence, but, being a curious person, he can't help but wonder why they are chanting "Thirteen!" over and over. Could it be that they are chugging beer? Are they perhaps taking turns beating one of the inmates? Maybe they are counting the number of patients that have leapt off of >>more
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MESSAGE....................
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by Colsha (Member 42948) on 7-May-08
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to the KUNT that jummped my 15 year old son up town center this morning and knocked him out putting him in hospital....LOOK BEHIND YOU AT ALL TIMES...you'll get yours too.
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by Jacobite (Member 240108) on 7-May-08
Police checked the CCTV? Mind you, your boy will probably be 21 by the time they turn up
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by Colsha (Member 42948) on 7-May-08
we/police know who it was who jumped my lad, he now out of hospital few bumps, bruises and thick lip, but OK.
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by tam the bam (Member 171504) on 7-May-08
Like i said to Bling Bling the sooner the names are made known to the general public the sooner these pricks will disappear.How old was the twat and was he known to your lad?
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by Colsha (Member 42948) on 7-May-08
My boy is 15, and this guy is 17-18, i ain't gonna name him yet, until we have spoken to the police, the guy is a well know trouble maker and a so called hard man, nothing hard about jumping a 15 year old from behind is there ???? also one of the guys mates filmed the incident on his mobile, so no doubt it'll be all over you-tube soon :(
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by cynthia (Member 225574) on 7-May-08
Realy sorry to here adout your boy, mine have been jumped in the past all though older than your boy,It still hurts to think some swine thinks thy got a right to do what thy want to people .Hope some one can get his photo and put it an you-tube as a bully..I know your boy will be hurting for a while but wish him a speedy get well..
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by Jacobite (Member 240108) on 7-May-08
Colsha, I know you're angry, but you've just put on the www that you'll seek revenge. As this page is read by the Police, the only door they're likely to knock is your's.
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by Colsha (Member 42948) on 7-May-08
maybe your right there Jacobite, and yes i am angry, the police have been to mine and asked if we want to press charges....WTF would that do, just aggravate the situation further, they'll then know my address and come round and smash my windows, i'll find out where they live and go round smashing their windows....a vicious cycle eh ??? one that no-one wins....bide our time and we'll see what happens.
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by Wolfette (Member 239426) on 7-May-08
That's awful............I hope you're son is better soon!
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by andy warzone (Member 188269) on 7-May-08
fuck em colsha name the bastard then every fooker will know who they are the scumbags
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by cynthia (Member 225574) on 7-May-08
What a sorry state this country is in when we are to scard to press charges,in case something happens to us, our our loved ones.We dont need to worry about go to hell we are liveing it now..
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by jaggybunnet (Member 210424) on 8-May-08
colsha press charges, its the only way you can win with scum, at least they will be to scared to retaliate as the cops have there name already, why should they get away with it, if it was your boy doing it you can be sure there family would want him brought to justice.
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by tam the bam (Member 171504) on 8-May-08
Just name the fuckers.The Police are too busy catching motorists despite the misdemeanor.
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by Dark Rose (Member 225642) on 8-May-08
Don't often agree with Tam but i think if the scum was named and dealt with then the frequency would diminish.People like Bling Bling are cowerds!
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by Colsha (Member 42948) on 8-May-08
After a night of reflecting over the situation and speaking at length to my lad, he said the only thing that's pissing him off is the guy jumping him from behind and the guy getting get a 'cheap shot' in on my lad knocking him to the floor, in a one to one situation my lad might have walked away from a fair fight with just a few cuts n bruises, the guy jumped my lad from behind, that's all we >>more
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by Black Ice Prince (Member 58478) on 8-May-08
I know who it was, i got a few friends that work up the town as security guards....the little shit was JAMES MADDEN, now ya know
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by Black Ice Prince (Member 58478) on 8-May-08
heres the twats bebo site if anyone wants to leave him a nice message..... http://www.bebo.com/Profile.jsp?MemberId=502509534
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by itgeek (Member 185454) on 8-May-08
If it was my kid I would want to know what he had been up to and if I found out I would frog march him to the police station myself after dragging him round to apologise face to face. If a few more had the same attitude we would not have the problems we have. But having said that if it was my child jumped, I too would be wary of repercussions. Doesn't mean it doesn't make my blood boil!!!
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by sgc (Member 66394) on 8-May-08
Mistake you made colsha was having a knee jerk reaction and coming on here . Yes its not right someone has jumped your boy and rightly or wrongly its all part off growing up.Its not a new thing . But we all know nothing ever happens to these little shites by the powers at be. Best thing would have been to say nothing and couple of months down the line you or your boy and his mates sort it out. These >>more
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by Richie (Member 88254) on 8-May-08
Stop being a numpty sgc,you always think you know what folk should and shouldn't post on this board, your a prat. Colsha has not made a mistake, he is perfectly entittled to air his views and anger on this board, I do hope he has gained a little comfort from the support he has had here.
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Help Please.
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by kaptan (Member 217643) on 7-May-08
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Does any member have, or do you know of any contact number for Corby Male Voice Choir.
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by mads (Member 198378) on 7-May-08
They've got a website at www.corbymalevoicechoir.co.uk and contacts are the Secretary Steve Jackson on 01832 734259, or the Musical Director Andrew Torbell on 01536 742728.
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by kaptan (Member 217643) on 7-May-08
Thanks Mads for that, cheers
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Houses on old bar life site
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by sgc (Member 66394) on 6-May-08
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See in saturdays telegraph, planning permission being sought for 60 odd houses on the old bar life site. So much for houses not being allowed due to a covenant.
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by the cable guy (Member 26574) on 7-May-08
Your right wee man it makes u wonder who started the fire or who was behind it.The fields are covered by a covenant of some sort but then again i thought the tennis courts were.The forces of greed know no bounds my friend!
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by sgc (Member 66394) on 7-May-08
Would not think for a minute it is a case of , Is that your brown envelope lying there with £1000 in it, Na mine had £2000 in it. Your right fran it does get you thinking, after all 2 years is only a short time in the busines world and why would the builders buy the land if they thought permission would be difficult to get.
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by cynthia (Member 225574) on 7-May-08
Always hoped it my have got rebuilt bit sad to know it never will..
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by Dinp (Member 37945) on 7-May-08
Covenants can be lifted providing all of the parties involved in the land agree to do so. It doesn't stop someone applying for planning permission with a covenant.
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by the cable guy (Member 26574) on 7-May-08
Would all the parties be the ones who would gain from buying or selling and not those who evolved with the club in it's past or present(recent)form?
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by the cable guy (Member 26574) on 7-May-08
Who's applying anyway?
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by the cable guy (Member 26574) on 7-May-08
Where did u see that wee man cos i've just checked the public access sites and couldn't find anything?
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by dawn burt (Member 126700) on 7-May-08
Its definitely on there Cable cause I saw it last week when I was checking out something that my neighbour has applied to build next to my front garden!!
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by sgc (Member 66394) on 7-May-08
Got my days wrong franny , heavy weekend, It was mondays telegraph and it is george wimpey applying for 60 one and two bedroom apartments.
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by Dinp (Member 37945) on 7-May-08
More specifically, this type of George Wimpey apartments www.thisisg2.co.uk
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R.I.P...........
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by Colsha (Member 42948) on 6-May-08
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http://tinyurl.com/6r3hgb ...... R.I.P. Jamie, Sadly Missed ..... From The Colin Sharon & Boys :(
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by the cable guy (Member 26574) on 6-May-08
RIP Jamie.He was a friend of my daughters and i remember picking them up from the Eminem concert at Milton Keynes.
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by jaggybunnet (Member 210424) on 7-May-08
God bless
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wedding dvd
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by david davidson (Member 238898) on 5-May-08
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can anyone recommend someone who does 'dvds' for weddings as a friend of mine is getting remarried and is looking for some to record his wedding. he was quoted £500 which is way over the top of his budget.
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by Jacobite (Member 240108) on 6-May-08
£500? Name that bastard, then we'll get the tax man on his case as well
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by david davidson (Member 238898) on 6-May-08
he was told "that's the going rate mate"
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by Jacobite (Member 240108) on 6-May-08
If that the going rate I'm Captain Birdseye. The couple are bound to have a friend with a camera, ask him to do it. Slip him a ton for his trouble, it'll turn out more personal than look like a BBC produced drama.
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by david davidson (Member 238898) on 6-May-08
having listened to how much the average cost is for a full wedding nowadays £10,000 to £20,000 it is no wonder couples would rather live together than get marriyed
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by Jacobite (Member 240108) on 6-May-08
£10,000 LOL
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by Stutz (Member 87874) on 7-May-08
Jacobite, lol. obviously a long time (or never)ago you got involved with the cost of a traditional wedding. Shop him to the tax man would you. probably laugh in your face. Not the going rate you say. Have a look hear. http://www.celebrationsvideography.co.uk/Packages.
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by Stutz (Member 87874) on 7-May-08
http://www.celebrationsvideography.co.uk/Packages.
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by Stutz (Member 87874) on 7-May-08
Dam thing. .html on the end. Captain Birdseye, the fish fingers are on you.
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by Jacobite (Member 240108) on 7-May-08
I suggest your friend rings round, £500+ is certainly NOT the going rate. As I said, get them to get a friend to do it. He would more likely to capture those special moments than a so called 'pro'. He would know who's who for a starter, and thats worth a £1,000,000. As for the taxman, I've come across many "I'll knock off £xxx for cash"
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by david davidson (Member 238898) on 7-May-08
thanks for the advice, I will pass them all on to my friend.
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whats it like where you live
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by john (Member 225197) on 3-May-08
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http://img170.imageshack.us/img170/7451/amessal9.j
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bands on anywhere over the bank hols ?
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by gareth (Member 85741) on 3-May-08
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anything going on ?
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old school photo
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by jaggybunnet (Member 210424) on 3-May-08
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see your old self when you were a cute kid, http://tinyurl.com/cgzqg
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by chaeo (Member 198364) on 3-May-08
haha brilliant, just as I remember the old days!
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by jaggybunnet (Member 210424) on 3-May-08
last address may not work so try http://tinyurl.com/6gt5r
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Poor petra
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by jaggybunnet (Member 210424) on 3-May-08
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Oh my god, just found out from a good authority that mr paul goodman was involved in the demise of the much loved blue peter dog petra in 1972 (he dog sat her the week before she died) the poor soul must have been so traumatised meeting him and just gave up, must have been all the loo rolls and sticky back plastic he used to turn her into tracey island, 1st answer drawn by next friday wins a used dog >>more
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by paul goodman (Member 208769) on 3-May-08
Damn! My secret is out, it was only for an hour too!
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Well done.............
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by Black Ice Prince (Member 58478) on 1-May-08
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the Gers, great result tonight, and yet another great result for british football :) Man Utd & Chelsea, and now Rangers :)
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Meals At The Everard Arms
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by mandy (Member 241850) on 29-Apr-08
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Meals At The Everard Arms by mandy (Member 241850) on 29-Apr-08 After a Really Bad Review in The Evening Telegraph From The "mystery shopper", i would like other peoples views on the food at the Everard Arms please. The Mystery Shopper came in for a meal and had 2 burger meals off the SNACK menu, a glass of wine and a pint of beer all for the price of £13-65,but i can honestly say that if i was reviewing a Restaurant >>more
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by DANGEROUS (Member 63371) on 30-Apr-08
Sounds like they should be critics for McDonalds not a pub/restaurant. Its nice to see local pubs making the effort to supply better services.
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by dawn burt (Member 126700) on 30-Apr-08
Hi Mandy, me, my hubby and our 2 kids took a walk over to the pub a couple of weeks ago and we had a lovely meal. My husband had a huge mixed grill with a good variety of different sorts of meat which was cooked perfectly and was great value for money, the kids both ate from the childrens menu and had burger chips and beans and even though it was from the kids menu it was a very generous >>more
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by andy warzone (Member 188269) on 30-Apr-08
mandy myself and my 2 fiends had a meal the other sat afternoon and it was lovely,the mystery shopper doesnt know good value and good food when he sees it
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by andy warzone (Member 188269) on 30-Apr-08
oops friends!!!
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by ian_bateman (Member 1755) on 30-Apr-08
Also, I have some friends who had a meal, one is a vegetarian. The Chef said, if it's not on the menu he would cook a one off. You can't beat that for good service. On top of that they had a great meal. As well as good wine, there is real ale on offer and the best pint of Guiness in town.
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by john (Member 150007) on 30-Apr-08
yes top food as always,t-shirts are cool as well. wow bank holiday weekend best get doon the evs.fay some food n a pint.
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by Colsha (Member 42948) on 30-Apr-08
It's the people who 'vote with their feet' that do all the talking, don't listen to these so called food experts that don't know their bigs macs from their whoppers, never been to your establishment yet, but will do soon, if Andy wardrobe and his 'fiends' said it was good them thats good enough for me ;)
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by Stagar (Member 241572) on 30-Apr-08
i eat at the ev's often and the food is suberb!! if they were to order something of the specials or the actual menu then maybe the views would be taking into account!! however they didnt!! i highly recommend eating at the ev's! xxx
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by jaggybunnet (Member 210424) on 1-May-08
Not had the plesure of eating there yet, but they do a mean pint of kronenbourg.
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by Wolfette (Member 239426) on 1-May-08
I started going to the ev's but haven't ate there yet but plan to and have heard @ least 3 different sets of people who thouroughly reccommend it. Also think the surrounding and deco are spot on. Hope you do really well.
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by Dinp (Member 37945) on 1-May-08
I came down for food one lunchtime with work, about 10 of us just turned up - no booking, and we were all fed, watered and waddling back up to the town within 90 mins. The food was lovely and good value for money
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by mandy (Member 241850) on 3-May-08
Thanks Everyone your kind words mean a lot, we do take bookings for tables and if you need a quick lunch just phone ahead and we will have it ready for you.
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by gareth (Member 85741) on 4-May-08
Be proud!!ur runnin the best pub in corby !!
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Reunion
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by cynthia (Member 225574) on 29-Apr-08
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Is there any one out there good at organizeing,I think it would be realy cool to have a reunion of ,Samuel lloyds Girls, Boys School,Hazel leys,Our ladies.Pope John and the Grammer school.For people that went to school from the 50s to the 70s (hope i did not leave any school out). Would like to know what you think...
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by ian_bateman (Member 1755) on 29-Apr-08
Cynthia that's a cool idea, one problem. All those ladies dancing round their handbags at the same time might make the dance floor a bit lumpy.
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by Stutz (Member 87874) on 29-Apr-08
Must admit though Cynthia, what a sight to see Ian dancing around his handbag.
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by Pam (Member 38074) on 29-Apr-08
Eh....Cynth.....think you have only left out the best school ever!! eh...Lodge Park!!
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by mandy (Member 241850) on 29-Apr-08
After a Really Bad Review in The Evening Telegraph From The "mystery shopper", i would like other peoples views on the food at the Everard Arms please. The Mystery Shopper came in for a meal and had 2 burger meals off the SNACK menu, a glass of wine and a pint of beer all for the price of £13-65,but i can honestly say that if i was reviewing a Restaurant i wouldn't be choosing 2 burger meals from a snack menu >>more
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by cynthia (Member 225574) on 30-Apr-08
Sorry Pam was not quite sure when it opend...
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by edwin bradley (Member 228419) on 30-Apr-08
Cynthia. When I was in Corby last August, I was informed of a reunion of the pupils of "Our Lady's" in 2010. when they all reach 60 years. But I like the idea of a great big "Woodstock"!
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by Colsha (Member 42948) on 30-Apr-08
if memory serves me well lodge park opened in the late 60's
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by ian_bateman (Member 1755) on 30-Apr-08
Now I am confused I am sure Stutz said he was a member of the Parent Teacher Association at the School in 1923.
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by Colsha (Member 42948) on 30-Apr-08
if thats the case, it must have been 1860's then ;)
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by Pam (Member 38074) on 30-Apr-08
Lodgy opened in 1964 Colsha.........
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by Stutz (Member 87874) on 30-Apr-08
Mr Bateman. I entered Lodge Park in September 1965. My family then moved house to another part of town which gave me an option to move to Corby Boys School. As most of my junior school mates had gone there I decided to move. I started there in January 1966. By the time I hit the second year at Corby Boys I discovered the opposite sex (or was it JD) and realised what a fatal mistake I had made, mind you >>more
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by cynthia (Member 225574) on 30-Apr-08
Edwin a Woodstock sounds grate but our weather!!!!! I would not mind if i was a lot younger getting wet but at my age now i dont think so lol.Sounds good a for all that went to Our Ladies..Hope we can get something going...That should be something not to miss Ian danceing round his handbag...
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by ian_bateman (Member 1755) on 30-Apr-08
It's no handbag Cynthia, it's a state of the art Jack Daniels rucksack full of the good stuff for the house party round the Stutz home that normally continues into the small hours.
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by cynthia (Member 225574) on 30-Apr-08
Not much chance of you triping over that then Ian.
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by ian_bateman (Member 1755) on 30-Apr-08
Cynthia, you have the start of a really good idea. I bet it would be a cracking night.
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by Mark H (Member 139530) on 30-Apr-08
Im up for a large OLPJ reunion and may come out of retirement to help out! Or perhaps see if Allan Fisher is still about to dj.
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by Mark H (Member 139530) on 1-May-08
cynthia you have been on the Bellshill site my da comes from there!
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by jaggybunnet (Member 210424) on 1-May-08
Ian has no strings to keep him up, lol
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by ian_bateman (Member 1755) on 1-May-08
Hello Mark, You get my vote to come along to spin the CD's. I am trying to get Alan Fisher to do a bit of work down the Ev's. His does some weekend shifts so it's a bit difficult for him at the moment. Alison says Hi. She has just started to learn the guitar.
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Coming to Corby..........
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by Black Ice Prince (Member 58478) on 29-Apr-08
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from BBC web site..... http://tinyurl.com/6e7yvl Between now and 2021, Corby is due to double in size. Thousands of new houses are already being built. But who's moving to Corby to live in them?
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Lucky lotto winner
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by jaggybunnet (Member 210424) on 29-Apr-08
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I hear its 12 million, dont like to gossip, but ask lucky paul (goodman/badman) maybe he will give you the numbers that can change your life, you lucky bstard paul.
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by Craig Galloway (Member 4868) on 29-Apr-08
42 worked for me. that 12 million would be only 4 on this side of the pond after the IRS get their share.
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by gareth (Member 85741) on 29-Apr-08
paul won the lotto ?
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by john (Member 150007) on 29-Apr-08
he did have a win,he put his proton thru car wash, then wing mirror fell of.and he bought me half a pint . am getting the other half when he next wins, can e wait
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by paul goodman (Member 208769) on 29-Apr-08
Well, It wasn't that much was it 97quid! Means I am of to Sunshine Festival tho.. I can't wait! Yeah, maybe Next time John!
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by ian_bateman (Member 1755) on 29-Apr-08
Paul, I have had Heather Mills on the phone to me all day asking for your phone number. She might stop ringing me now.
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by Stutz (Member 87874) on 29-Apr-08
Paul. I had Ian Bateman on the phone earlier on asking for your phone number, he might stop ringing now
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by ian_bateman (Member 1755) on 29-Apr-08
Paul, Stutz can't ring you he's got no credit.
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by paul goodman (Member 208769) on 29-Apr-08
Oh Goodness me! Oh Noooooooo! it was 97 quid I have spent it already! lolhahaha soooo funny!
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Jaggy Stutz broke another string
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by ian_bateman (Member 1755) on 28-Apr-08
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Jaggy, Stutz broke another string, this time on my Mandolin. 8 strings now down to 7. Without a Doubt played in the Ship Inn Ingoldmells and were magic.
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Re: Jaggy Stutz broke another string
by jaggybunnet (Member 210424) on 28-Apr-08
Did he bust it while trying to reach his jd with his imaginary third hand?
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by jaggybunnet (Member 210424) on 29-Apr-08
Ian i have to admit, i have broke every string that holds me up.
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Re: Jaggy Stutz broke another string
by Stutz (Member 87874) on 29-Apr-08
No imaginary third hand involved here Jaggy. It was the imaginary JD that done the trick. He more than made up for it on yesterday though with a classic single malt, school today as well. As they say in Ketwin, "good ol'boy" Hows the leg Jaggy ?
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by jaggybunnet (Member 210424) on 29-Apr-08
still hobbling about, will have to go back to work soon as quaffing beer and jd dont pay the mortgage.
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Re: Jaggy Stutz broke another string
by ian_bateman (Member 1755) on 29-Apr-08
Jaggy, take it easy until you are fully recovered. Any way I treated Stutz a full bottle of JD. He went home and poured it over his pork chops. What a sauce.
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Re: Jaggy Stutz broke another string
by Stutz (Member 87874) on 29-Apr-08
And very nice it was tooooo. You don't want to take chances with old frogs legs Jaggy, wait until you know you are fit enough. You'll just have to cut back on the JD and stuff.
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Re: Jaggy Stutz broke another string
by ian_bateman (Member 1755) on 29-Apr-08
Jaggy, look at this site For Jack Daniels Sauce. http://www.ifelix.net/timetoeat/?p=142 Approved by that Stutz fellow.
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