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Mancgirl

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Re: What do you love about MANCHESTER
« Reply #30 on: 03:41:59, 18/01/13 »
I've had a quick flick through Pete, looks very detailed  O0 Bought a few books including Shaun Ryders 'Twisting My Melon' I have a habit of starting one then another & end up with bits of paper in them all  ;D
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Macktheknife

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Re: What do you love about MANCHESTER
« Reply #31 on: 14:38:03, 22/01/13 »
Mick Hucknall is on this list?!  WHY?
I hope this is an example of post-modern irony - or there's someone else out there with a similar spelling. 
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julie

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Re: What do you love about MANCHESTER
« Reply #32 on: 18:41:00, 24/01/13 »
I miss the humour most definately
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Macktheknife

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Re: What do you love about MANCHESTER
« Reply #33 on: 21:27:03, 24/01/13 »
I've never thought Mick H was funny; peculiar, maybe.
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celeste

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Re: What do you love about MANCHESTER
« Reply #34 on: 21:29:43, 24/01/13 »
Nor do I
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Macktheknife

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Re: What do you love about MANCHESTER
« Reply #35 on: 14:48:58, 29/01/13 »
Nostalgia isn't what it used to be. 
 
I love some of the old pubs, like the Peveril.  Proper ale and flat cap territory, with no fancy gourmet-burgers, SKY TV or children.  If I ran a pub, the most you'd get in the food department would be a pickled egg and some pork scratchings.  Anyone who asked for an alcopop would get an apocalypse, which sounds similar, but isn't.
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