Restaurants/bars quiz

[don]

Now the late great (some say) Andy Stewart lived in Arbroath. Just some useless trivia that may win you a quiz one day. He used to play bowls! Bet you feel better for knowing that!

[tonyco1]

Now the late great (some say) Andy Stewart lived in Arbroath. Just some useless trivia that may win you a quiz one day. He used to play bowls! Bet you feel better for knowing that!

A real font of knowledge -
My old Uncle Vey used to live 5 mins from Dyce Airport - in a stone built house that I always remember was soooooo cold!!

[don]

Now the late great (some say) Andy Stewart lived in Arbroath. Just some useless trivia that may win you a quiz one day. He used to play bowls! Bet you feel better for knowing that!

A real font of knowledge -
My old Uncle Vey used to live 5 mins from Dyce Airport - in a stone built house that I always remember was soooooo cold!!

I was born in Ellon to a Peterhead family, hence the blue in homage to the Bluetoon and of course its higher temperature!

[Jules]

Well how about this then. I am from Nottingham and my surname was the same as the real Robin Hoods in his day lol!!!!!!!!!!

[don]

Well how about this then. I am from Nottingham and my surname was the same as the real Robin Hoods in his day lol!!!!!!!!!!

Jules Hood !

[SueLa]

I am a "Yellow Belly" through and through

[tonyco1]

I am a "Yellow Belly" through and through

Explain that one then?

[SueLa]

A Lincolnshire Lass I am xx

[tonyco1]

A Lincolnshire Lass I am xx

A strange expression??

[SueLa]

You not heard of it before Tony. I will find out about it and let you know

[don]

I've never heard of it either Sue. My mum & dad live just down the A1 and big bruv skives in Newark (sorry WORKS). They all live in that place that revelled in it's glory as "the most boring town in Britain." gave us ST Maggie and Mr Newton........ lets hear it for Grantham .... zzzzzzz! zzzzzzz! 

[SueLa]

You not heard of the saying "Lincolnshire Yellow Belly" In the old days Lincolnshire soldiers had yellow fronts on their jackets, that is where it orignated from.

There is another story about sheep and yellow dye  but not too sure if that is true.




 

[tonyco1]

You not heard of the saying "Lincolnshire Yellow Belly" In the old days Lincolnshire soldiers had yellow fronts on their jackets, that is where it orignated from.

There is another story about sheep and yellow dye  but not too sure if that is true.




 

I hope that yellow dye on the sheep's back, was not what coloured Don's T-Shirt!!!

[SueLa]

LOL Tony

[don]

Sorry..... I'm Jock not Taff LOL