Ooooh - harsh words. Good job no-one on here is from Bootle!
(Have you been to Skem recently?)
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Adam
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Or Boot Hill as we used to refer to it!
Obviously he's not been to Skelm recently or he'd still be there - ever tried to get out of Skelm?
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It's quite easy.
The M58 springs to mind ;-)
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Adam
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I left Skelmersdale when we left Ormskirk in 1982. Never been back to Skem. Can't think why:-)
madf
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1977 - The Manchester Grammar School - Geography lesson;
'Skelmersdale is a typical example of the way forward in town planning and in the future we will all live like this' Said 40-yr old teacher.
We went on a field trip there and I said (paraphrasing) 'rubbish - you don't know what you are talking about'. I was 14 years old and got detention as a result of my impertenence.
Who was right? :-)
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Espada III - well if you have a family and need a Lamborghini, what else do you drive?
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Skem might not be the prettiest but I love driving round it. There are no traffic jams, just huge dual carriageways with greenery around them. Yes Digmoor etc. are quite vile, but it has its upsides :)
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>I was 14 years old and got detention as a result of my impertenence.
One day in an English lesson, back in around 1977, a teacher of mine deplored the falling standards of spelling in "the youth of today." She said that she regretted that "One day we will all spell this way." I said "Rubbish, you don't know what you are talking about."
Who was right?
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