Upon entering a Dartford watering hole this Sunday eve, I encountered a band of Rolling Stones-t-shirted Europeans I am presuming it was for a group-visit to the beginnings of Mick and Keith. Was anyone here part of this collective?

We're any wearing this?



(CF Davinki)

That t-shirt is ridiculous

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Big Al
That t-shirt is ridiculous

I agree, it's ahhh-uhhh not outta............ .........mind you, STG has got a notorious taste in clothes......if I remember rightly...............



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2016-09-19 00:17 by EddieByword.

Aw, I's a simple gal, I is.

I want one ...

In my defence (if needed) I just left a second viewing of Ole Ole Ole, during which Keith describes him and Mick as 'two blokes straight outta Dartford.'

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2016-10-07 13:02 by jambay.

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SomeTorontoGirl
In my defence (if needed) I just left a second viewing of Ole Ole Ole, during which Keith describes him and Mick as 'two blokes straight outta Dartford.'

Just kidding you Toronto.......('bout the pronounciation of 'outta' - I used to live in Gravesend about 5 miles from Dartford - if you said outta (Phonetically) 'you' would be considered very posh hence the plebs would say and do..... 'ahhh-uhhh' ....(they're lazy bastards down that way...........

The way Keith speaks would be fairly posh and the way Mick speaks (ala Hyde park '69 - not Fort Worth '78 - well, he would have been considered a Lord before he was a Sir..............

(you're right though - no defence needed - not like that on my part at least......

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EddieByword
- I used to live in Gravesend about 5 miles from Dartford

Hey, small world, I used to work there and went through Dartford every day on my way home! (And yup, that's how they would have pronounced it, all right. )

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Aquamarine

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EddieByword
- I used to live in Gravesend about 5 miles from Dartford

Hey, small world, I used to work there and went through Dartford every day on my way home! (And yup, that's how they would have pronounced it, all right. )

My father was stationed there with the army in '68 -'69.............I remember my mother always calling us kids on our discriminate use of the vernacular..........thinking back, we must have driven her crazy..........Wotcha - orlroight? Haaas it gowin?...........(and we we were Welsh, (which was bad enough itself.............

I delivered bulky waste in Dartford area this Sunday.

There was NO Stones music in the speakers.