Thread: Dinner

Originally Posted by Chittychangchang

The Wheel has never stopped since the early 60's, just keeps changing venues.

Stick to dog food, your are obviously clueless about music
history and.... football

I was trying to give you the benefit of the doubt there, Chitty.

It was clearly misplaced 'cos you ain't gotta clue if you're confusing the Twisted Wheel with 42s and 5th ave.

You're not a Manc and never will be.

5th Avenue and 42street were scally venues, not my cup of tea.
Anything you need to know about the history of the Manchester club scene, give us a shout.

Originally Posted by Chittychangchang

5th Avenue and 42street were scally venues, not my cup of tea.
Anything you need to know about the history of the Manchester club scene, give us a shout.

5th Ave and 42s were the first nightclubs you went to in Manchester when someone took you there, you fucking out of town fraud.

Now you're just talking out of your arsehole as per usual.
Give the Colombian marching powder a rest.


Suppose you'll eat any old dog when you've got the munchies

Chitty, the Twisted Wheel closed in 1971.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twisted_Wheel_Club

If you think you were still going there in the 90s, while the indie kids were at 42s and the scallies were at Royales and Piccadilly 21s, I think you might be somewhat confused.

Have you been overdoing the oatcakes?

If Chitty was a groupie, this explains his movement. I bet he was noshing Peter Stringfellow

The club shut down in early 1971 because of a bylaw which prevented premises from staying open more than two hours into the following day. The closure of The Twisted Wheel gave the Golden Torch[at]its opportunity to take the Northern Soul crown for the next few years

The Golden Torch, more commonly known as The Torch, was a nightclub in Tunstall, Stoke-on-Trent, England. Opened as a mod venue, it later became important to fans of Northern soul. Peter Stringfellow was amongst the many DJs who at some time had a residency there.

Originally Posted by Dillinger

If Chitty was a groupie, this explains his movement. I bet he was noshing Peter Stringfellow

I've now got images in my mind of Chitty driving back down the M6 in his Ford Cortina with Peter Stringfellow in flagrante...

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooo hal

Originally Posted by NamPikToot

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooo hal

Dil, do your Photoshop best!

You wankers are trying to rewrite a history of which you no nothing about, in order to wind me up.

I shall rise above it in this case

Check out the Northern Soul thread or the Mods and rockers thread.

You pair of red Rag numptys. ..

Originally Posted by Chittychangchang

You wankers are trying to rewrite a history of which you no nothing about, in order to wind me up.

I shall rise above it in this case

Check out the Northern Soul thread or the Mods and rockers thread.

You pair of red Rag numptys. ..

Chitty, is this you pulling into Sandbach services on the way up to Manchester?



I think I can see Dil's profiteroles on the back seat.

Originally Posted by Chittychangchang

You wankers are trying to rewrite a history of which you no nothing about, in order to wind me up.
.

Me? Wind people up? Never!

Originally Posted by Dillinger

Soup n kebab

bread, potatoes, rice?

Seems you might be living in Russia now. If so post up some of the misses cooking.

Finally back on track. This is the dinner thread after all.

Had dinner with Stroller...what an interesting and wonderful gentleman.

Originally Posted by CSFFan

Had dinner with Stroller...what an interesting and wonderful gentleman.

I assume his pet dog was not on the menu?

Why would it, you numpty?
It's only served at Chez Stroller.

I'll be round, will bring the ingredients.

Originally Posted by Luigi

I'll be round, will bring the ingredients.

Originally Posted by stroller

Why would it, you numpty?
It's only served at Chez Stroller.

Show me where in CSFFan post he says where the dinner meeting took place, douchebag.

One of the better Pumpkin soups I've had in a long while.


Followed by a pulled beef samidge. Had plenty of pulled pork samidges before but saw pulled beef and had to try it. Glad I did too, very bloody nice

Originally Posted by Headworx

One of the better Pumpkin soups I've had in a long while.


Followed by a pulled beef samidge. Had plenty of pulled pork samidges before but saw pulled beef and had to try it. Glad I did too, very bloody nice

Nice HW, where, i'm assuming those slates and wire chip basket aren't at home

^ That's some damn fine eating.


Though I may have replaced the pumpkin soup with 3 or 4 pints of ale.


I really have to get some of those pretentious slate plates, to replace me pretentious wooden ones. You guys in Pattaya really do get some fairly decent nosh as reasonable prices. Probably one of the best things about living there.