asterix
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That tells me who is likely to come out the winner (as if I didn't already know).
why go to las vegas when there is ................
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That tells me who is likely to come out the winner (as if I didn't already know).
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biggs682
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- Northamptonshire
i even got this wrong its the chuckle brothers , we watched them last year and they were truly great
Don't sit on the aisle with you kids or you might get covered in shaving foam much to the delight of your kids. BTDTGTTS.
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biggs682
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we get water sprayed on us
CopperCyclist
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Oh of course - but the point is its still cheaper than a UK casino that make you pay for everything. Mind you, once you,ve included the airfare, maybe not
So - they have "swingers" in Vegas, but the thought of the Crankies in a "Vegas style show"
Vegas:
Yarmouth:
No choice really....
Not been to Las Vegas, but imagine if this had happened http://www.garygoddard.com/blog/ind...-attraction-that-almost-came-to-life-in-1992/
Peteaud
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- South Somerset
Well i knew the King played Vegas, but now i know better
We used to holiday at Hemsby in the 60s. It then had:
An amusement arcade (just the one).
A bingo hall (the Jackolite).
A pub.
A few shops for milk, groceries and beach goods.
A couple or so caravan sites.
A number of wooden chalet bungalows in the dunes.
A place to hire four wheel pedal bikes (the country lanes were full of these, groups of people pedalling frantically and going very slowly).
A van selling shrimps in the evening.
Acres of sand dunes and sandy beach.
Apart from the pub, everything else was just wooden shacks. The village itself, such as it was (a handful of buildings and an abandoned railway station), was a short distance away.
A look at streetview shows a rather different resort today.
John
An amusement arcade (just the one).
A bingo hall (the Jackolite).
A pub.
A few shops for milk, groceries and beach goods.
A couple or so caravan sites.
A number of wooden chalet bungalows in the dunes.
A place to hire four wheel pedal bikes (the country lanes were full of these, groups of people pedalling frantically and going very slowly).
A van selling shrimps in the evening.
Acres of sand dunes and sandy beach.
Apart from the pub, everything else was just wooden shacks. The village itself, such as it was (a handful of buildings and an abandoned railway station), was a short distance away.
A look at streetview shows a rather different resort today.
John
