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[Ash]

You didn't look at them gyrating, did you? I wouldn't like to accuse you of being a sexual predator.

It was art, mate. No different to watching someone singing or playing a musical instrument.

[IUFG]

It was art, mate. No different to watching someone singing or playing a musical instrument.

Yes, but not that many people play pocket billiards at a gig

[Ash]

Yes, but not that many people play pocket billiards at a gig

I think perhaps some of the blokes were when we played at The Bell in Kings Cross back when it was a gay pub. (And when it was called The Bell. And when it was a pub, even.) They seemed to take quite a shine to us.

Also, pocket billiards is what the actual billiards was called when pockets were added to the table, and variants of the game became pool and so on.

[Sir C]

It was art, mate. No different to watching someone singing or playing a musical instrument.

I suppose the títtybars have all gone now, have they? There used to be a petrol station opposite one where I bought a quaretr of grass off a helpful chap hanging around by the pumps one night.

[Ash]

I suppose the títtybars have all gone now, have they? There used to be a petrol station opposite one where I bought a quaretr of grass off a helpful chap hanging around by the pumps one night.

That would have been the White Horse. Trendy pub now, of course. I think Browns is still there.

[Luis Anaconda]

That would have been the White Horse. Trendy pub now, of course. I think Browns is still there.

I had a walk down there at Christmas - though the White Horse was still boarded up. It was quite late though, I was hunting for Monster Munch. I miss Monster Munch

[Rich]

That would have been the White Horse. Trendy pub now, of course. I think Browns is still there.

I used to have to go to the Sainsbury's Local around the corner from Browns to break a 20. Always thought that it broke protocol to put a note into the pint glass and request change.