Which Bar?

Started by Michael Alexander, July 10, 2007, 06:49:09 PM

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Andrew Darné

Working the bars was definitely an experience, especially as the night progressed and peoples condition succumbed to the effects of various bevvies. The characters that evolved and thier astounding capabilities....
Favourite behind the bar encounter was Cricket Club, Hobo's party '91; "Digger" Barkley was classic...
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Sharon

Wow, the Sportsmans, I don't know why it was ever called that name b cuss the only sport we did there was to excersise our elbows by picking up a glass of drink and "forcing" it to our mouths......well I enjoyed it soooo much that I would stop of after work (on the mine at uubvely) then, have a couple and sometimes see my folks and have a packet of crips (chips) then, go home and have an apple for dinner, get dressed and go back to the sportsmans for about 8pm and wonder in and out of the bar and sometimes to the youth club, that was great when the disco was on.....and the small disco light. boy that was groovy baby....
What about the street parties and the music on top of the roof of the big shopping centre. that was way cool.....
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Delia

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wasn't an official bar in town but when i was waitressing at the steakhouse in the early to mid 80's, after we'd kicked the last of the stragglers out, steve v/d westhuizen and myself (sometimes harleen benton too) used to sit till the early hours of the morning drinking Irish coffees and wine.  in fact it was the best "bar" in town - no official closing time. on a wednesday night we always knew to expect the golfers just before closing time (frikkie frylink, ivan booker, joe de jager - sometimes ben havenga too) and those invariably became veeeeery late nights with the unofficial bar closing veeeeery much later than normal.  great days (or nights)!  ;D

the snooker & darts club was also a great bar to drink at - always some kinda action happening there!
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Michael Alexander

Ivan Booker is still wandering around town, but I've told him about the site, but........

What drinking games do you remember?

Coinage and La-di-da! and Moooose mooose!

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Donald Duck

Pamalmoees, Eh, Pumpoulmous,
Okay, those wee lemon coloured drinks sent up to BedRock of which I had lots of.
In fact, I've still got a bottle in the deep freeze.
Let me check..............Hang on. don't go away........

Donald Duck

Nope. I must have drunk it for breakfast at some stage. (bloody Pete visiting again)

Hey, Schnapps - now in Luderitz you can get the best "Pepper Schnapps" that I've ever tasted.

Just speak to to the person who at the moment is looking after the security issues for that area of the desert. I cannot mention his name, but if you PS me I will give you a detailed map to his house........ 8)

BEST pub in Luderitz in my eyes - and nose for that matter.

Michael Alexander

Kenny! You must have a very big house, or you stored that bottle in a neighbours deepfreeze.... that was a whole 10 minutes to walk to the deepfreeze , have a look at the bottle and then a 5 minute return walk to the pc......   ;)
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Donald Duck

Walk Mr Alexander??
I only wobble.
And it has got nothing to do with my age  ::)

Delia

anybody know the "fuzzy duck" drinking game?

Mike, tell Booker to get on the site - sure he's got plenty stories to tell - was one of those that came to town for 2 years, but ended up staying............must be more than 20 now!
The quality of your life is determined by the quality of your thinking.
"Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional" - Dalai Lama

Sharon

Wow, must be at least five years or so since I HAD  a good drink. I remember the names of the drinking games but can't remember what we did. What did we do......someone tell me. Oh, will we ahve to play them when I come to visit......hee hee.
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Michael Alexander

Shazz, does'nt palm court ring a bell, on the table, drinking games, poor Warren got the brunt of it!


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Delia

mike, ask Ivan how NOT to drink flaming sambuccas!  if he looks at u blankly, remind him of the night at cherry burchell's. if he still stares at u blankly, he needs an urgent reminder to stay away from them if he still has his bokbaartjie  :D ps. also remind him that coffee beans are more easily available on shop shelves - a lot less hazardous!
The quality of your life is determined by the quality of your thinking.
"Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional" - Dalai Lama

Sharon

Mike, my mind is frazzled, from all the drinking I used to do.....well, still can't remember old mate so tell me, what did we do again.....and oh, do i need to drink when i come up or down there......(hope so...)
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Michael Alexander

Delia, I emailed him on the mine, lets see if he responds, I think he's quite a lonely chap these days, as most of his drinking crowd have left, John Chandler being the last after the two Billy's left......

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Michael Alexander

Shazz, have you stopped drinking? Don;t know if you will be able to braai with the old crowd out here without a dop, unless you go to Warrens house, he won't serve you any Irish Coffee!

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