Little-stevie Posted January 13, 2005 Posted January 13, 2005 How long do you think you would keep going to soul nights.....Who is the oldest geezer/women on the scene at the moment...I saw a thing about the Midlands soul scene on BBC and this guy said "they will have to put wheel chair ramps at soul nights because we aint gonna stop".Could be a problem at the 100 club,will Kenny take cash at the backdoor for all the four wheel soulie crowd..Don't mean to offend anyone out there....We have to be able to laugh at ourselves sometimes...
Ernie Andrews Posted January 13, 2005 Posted January 13, 2005 How long do you think you would keep going to soul nights.....Who is the oldest geezer/women on the scene at the moment...I saw a thing about the Midlands soul scene on BBC and this guy said "they will have to put wheel chair ramps at soul nights because we aint gonna stop".Could be a problem at the 100 club,will Kenny take cash at the backdoor for all the four wheel soulie crowd..Don't mean to offend anyone out there....We have to be able to laugh at ourselves sometimes... link Just look at Me! age 46 Look like a 36 and move like a 86 get the Zimmer ready for me boys!
Winnie :-) Posted January 13, 2005 Posted January 13, 2005 How long do you think you would keep going to soul nights.....Who is the oldest geezer/women on the scene at the moment...I saw a thing about the Midlands soul scene on BBC and this guy said "they will have to put wheel chair ramps at soul nights because we aint gonna stop".Could be a problem at the 100 club,will Kenny take cash at the backdoor for all the four wheel soulie crowd..Don't mean to offend anyone out there....We have to be able to laugh at ourselves sometimes... link =========== There's a guy I used to see at Manchester Ritz, (don't go anymore, so not sure if he's still about) who looked like he was between 65 and 70. He mostly used to wear a white shirt, and used to see him dancing well into the night. Maybe not dancing trad northern style, and I don't mean this at all disrespectfully, just floating around the floor. Seen some at the 100 over 50 I think, but at the end of the day, as long as you're enjoying yourself, and your incontinence trousers don't leak, who cares :-) Winnie......heading into the above bracket very soon:-)
Little-stevie Posted January 13, 2005 Author Posted January 13, 2005 Seen the guy from the Ritz at a soul event in the last few months,fantastic to see older soulies still giving it some...Leaking pants could be a problem,we can bring more talc to soak it up..COOOOOOOOOOOOOL...
Guest Richard Bergman Posted January 13, 2005 Posted January 13, 2005 How long do you think you would keep going to soul nights.....Who is the oldest geezer/women on the scene at the moment...I saw a thing about the Midlands soul scene on BBC and this guy said "they will have to put wheel chair ramps at soul nights because we aint gonna stop".Could be a problem at the 100 club,will Kenny take cash at the backdoor for all the four wheel soulie crowd..Don't mean to offend anyone out there....We have to be able to laugh at ourselves sometimes... link I think it all comes to down to the physical aspect as to how long you continue - The longer it takes to recover etc is a major determing factor and also it hard to dance with a cathether inserted (a problem that Little Stevie I know is having difficulties in coming to terms with this ) I would say go as long as physically possibly as minds were shattered into a million tiny pieces in some cases years ago
Reg Posted January 13, 2005 Posted January 13, 2005 Seen the guy from the Ritz at a soul event in the last few months,fantastic to see older soulies still giving it some...Leaking pants could be a problem,we can bring more talc to soak it up..COOOOOOOOOOOOOL... link You mean Ian don't you? The "older gentleman" mod from Blackpool. I see him all the time at Bury, Lowton, New century... I can remember him from when I first started on the scene in the 80s. Think he's mid 60s (not a guess, he told me once) He's usually in the modern room ..always tells me and the Shuffler how gorgeous we're looking....nice chap
Winnie :-) Posted January 13, 2005 Posted January 13, 2005 Seen the guy from the Ritz at a soul event in the last few months,fantastic to see older soulies still giving it some...Leaking pants could be a problem,we can bring more talc to soak it up..COOOOOOOOOOOOOL... link ========== As I generally put water on the floor anyway (to slow it down) I don't think I'd find it a major problem....and look forward to the time when I can surreptitiously empty a bit onto the floor via the incontinence knickers, in a "Wooden horse" stylee Winnie:-)
Little-stevie Posted January 13, 2005 Author Posted January 13, 2005 You mean Ian don't you? The "older gentleman" mod from Blackpool. I see him all the time at Bury, Lowton, New century... I can remember him from when I first started on the scene in the 80s. Think he's mid 60s (not a guess, he told me once) He's usually in the modern room ..always tells me and the Shuffler how gorgeous we're looking....nice chap link Yes he is called Ian and the guide dog is called????Joke...
Reg Posted January 13, 2005 Posted January 13, 2005 Yes he is called Ian and the guide dog is called????Joke... link up yer bum Cato
Little-stevie Posted January 13, 2005 Author Posted January 13, 2005 up yer bum Cato link Hi Reg,good to see you are quick off the mark...Do you think you will be at it when you are 60????and do you think you will still be going to soul nights....xx
Guest Posted January 13, 2005 Posted January 13, 2005 The music has and will change with us. The 100mph records of the past will inevitably fade as we all get older and cannot dance to them. I forsee the day when we consider a Max Bygraves song as heart attack inducing stuff and demand "something a bit slower"
wendy Posted January 13, 2005 Posted January 13, 2005 The 100mph records of the past will inevitably fade as we all get older and cannot dance to them. Fenman, may I please have your unwanted 100mph records, I'll also be happy to accept anything up to 140mph (max)
Guest andrew bin Posted January 13, 2005 Posted January 13, 2005 (edited) Spoke to a top guy at Bidds the other week and his first ever soul night he attended was in 1959 at the tender age of 15, ........Andrew Edited January 13, 2005 by andrew bin
Winnie :-) Posted January 13, 2005 Posted January 13, 2005 The music has and will change with us. The 100mph records of the past will inevitably fade as we all get older and cannot dance to them. I forsee the day when we consider a Max Bygraves song as heart attack inducing stuff and demand "something a bit slower" link ===== Think we'll just change the way we dance, for example...... Shuffle for 20 seconds puff on inhaler Shuffle for 15 seconds Spin Wait for 20 seconds til we regain our bearings Sit down but grab the arms of the chair as if in backdrop mode Attempt to get up for 1 minute, multi backdrop scenario Shuffle for remaining 5 seconds of track, clap, limp off floor. Then do the whole thing the week after Winnie:-)
Guest Posted January 13, 2005 Posted January 13, 2005 ===== Think we'll just change the way we dance, for example...... Shuffle for 20 seconds puff on inhaler Shuffle for 15 seconds Spin Wait for 20 seconds til we regain our bearings Sit down but grab the arms of the chair as if in backdrop mode Attempt to get up for 1 minute, multi backdrop scenario Shuffle for remaining 5 seconds of track, clap, limp off floor. Then do the whole thing the week after Winnie:-) link The sad part is when we get to the "shall I take my teeth out or leave them in" In case you bite your tongue whilst attempting a backdrop.
Winnie :-) Posted January 13, 2005 Posted January 13, 2005 The sad part is when we get to the "shall I take my teeth out or leave them in" In case you bite your tongue whilst attempting a backdrop. link ========== I'm quite proud of the fact that I still have my own TOOTH. Winnie:-)
Tubbs Posted January 13, 2005 Posted January 13, 2005 Just look at Me! age 46 Look like a 36 and move like a 86 get the Zimmer ready for me boys! link age 46 my arse and look 36 aye thats what size womans clothes you wear round your house and 86 was the age of the last trap you got
Guest ben Posted January 13, 2005 Posted January 13, 2005 .... and also it hard to dance with a cathether inserted (a problem that Little Stevie I know is having difficulties in coming to terms with this )... link Ha Ha and i was stumped to know what to get little-stevie for his up and coming birthday, but now i have a lead. When i was a sixth former i had a part time job in a Nursing home near Loughborough. I am well aware of the various "anti pissing your pants devices" on the market. I seem to recall that the less permenant versions, lets say "roll on's" came in various sizes.....Little-Stevie care to share the details....? You can still perform all the jumpy squatty things you do so well as these little suckers come with a rubbery double sided sticky tape thing ma jig to hold everything in place
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