The Peelis very shifty indeed.
The Grey Horse is quite good though.
(The Grey Horse is quite good though.
Dr Drink,
Mon 7 Oct 2002, 11:16,
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We played there last Wednesdaydon't spose any of you were there?
Didn't post a flyer on here cos last time I did, Dr Phil got all shirty with me and somebody deleted it...
(Didn't post a flyer on here cos last time I did, Dr Phil got all shirty with me and somebody deleted it...
christhebarker,
Mon 7 Oct 2002, 11:18,
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hehNothing personal, mind. And you did post it a fair number of times... :)
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Dr Phil Kitten,
Mon 7 Oct 2002, 11:19,
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I played a gig therea couple of years back and whilst unloading our gear, I accidently walked in through the wrong door round the back. Fair scarred me for life...
( thorpe www.voodootrombonequartet.com,
Mon 7 Oct 2002, 11:42,
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I've re-read that a coupla timesand I'm still not sure what you're saying there
( christhebarker,
Mon 7 Oct 2002, 11:45,
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the Peel is also and has been for as long as I can remembera 'Gentlemans Entertainment' Establishment, as long as wearing a dirty rain mack, and having a sheepish leering look makes you a gentleman.
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Pootle,
Mon 7 Oct 2002, 11:53,
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has had a regularstrippers bit for a couple of years now
( raw-edge,
Mon 7 Oct 2002, 11:56,
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and before that it was The Sir Robert Peel I thinkI remember bright orange posters advertising Go-Go Dancers, when there were still such things as Go-Go Dancers.
I guess they now just get a pole, and go-go less, though I confess to being too young, and innocent to know for sure.
(I guess they now just get a pole, and go-go less, though I confess to being too young, and innocent to know for sure.
Pootle,
Mon 7 Oct 2002, 11:59,
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they now justhave a giant orange that's peel is unwinding off it on display outside
( raw-edge,
Mon 7 Oct 2002, 12:14,
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AhI thought you were atalking about the grey horse still...
( christhebarker,
Mon 7 Oct 2002, 12:00,
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