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Posted
  ecuk268 said:
My mum always called it Rumsey. Another way that you can spot a old Romsonian is how the pronounce Braishfield. The "i" is not used so it's Brashfield.

 

With a long 'a'.

Posted
  StuRomseySaint said:
Which you would never know because you would never repeat it to my (spade) face.

 

Welcome to loserville, population = you.

Brilliant.

Posted
  exile on main street said:
you know what, sturomseysaint? if there was a c*nt competition, you'd come second.

 

Well I think you are a complete tosspot and would laugh if you died... unfortunately for you, you can't respond to my insult until 13:03pm tommorow as you have used your 3 posts. :cool:

Posted
  exile on main street said:
my auntie, uncle and cousins live in romsey. i have been drunk on many and various occasions in the comrades' club, the romsey tavern and the bishop blaize. i like romsey - it gets me p1ssed.

 

So what I can gather from your choice of pubs is that you are a pikey?

 

p.s - you can't respond to this message until 13:07pm tommorow. xxx

Posted (edited)
  norwaysaint said:
StupidRomseySpadeface is a winner!

 

He paid his five pounds.

 

You have 1 more post today. Use it wisely. I suggest a suicide note.

Edited by StuRomseySaint
Posted

Romsey is the home of the only member of a secret club called:

 

"Gay astronomer look a likes with slightly spade shaped features who avoid all Social Clubs in Southampton called the Northam Club."

Posted
  Mr Tickle said:
Romsey is the home of the only member of a secret club called:

 

"Gay astronomer look a likes with slightly spade shaped features who avoid all Social Clubs in Southampton called the Northam Club."

 

I don't live in Romsey, whom might you be talking about?

Posted
  StuRomseySaint said:
I don't live in Romsey, whom might you be talking about?

 

So you dont live in Romsey but you do accept you have spade faced features with a hint of a Gay astronomer look about you whilst also being a little worried about walking into social clubs in Southampton named the Northam Club? :confused:

Posted
  Mr Tickle said:
So you dont live in Romsey but you do accept you have spade faced features with a hint of a Gay astronomer look about you whilst also being a little worried about walking into social clubs in Southampton named the Northam Club? :confused:

 

No, I managed to rule myself out after the first sentence... so I didn't need to read the rest of your drivvle.

Posted
  StuRomseySaint said:
No, I managed to rule myself out after the first sentence... so I didn't need to read the rest of your drivvle.

 

Mmmm......I think my diagnosis on this individual is correct.

 

This is poster is clearly a Gay astronomer look a like, slightly spade faced and a little nervous about Social Clubs in the Northam part of Southampton in complete denial.

 

Oh well that was my last post for 24hrs....\\:D/

Posted

Hey chaps, don't feel that you need to waste your 3 daily posts on trying to make Stu look stupid. He has proved more than capable of doing this all by himself.

Posted
  StuRomseySaint said:
So what I can gather from your choice of pubs is that you are a pikey?

 

p.s - you can't respond to this message until 13:07pm tommorow. xxx

 

 

I think a little bit of wee came out! (-;

Posted

Go on then, I'll give it a go.

 

  ecuk268 said:
OK Romsonians,

 

These are the pubs that were open when I was a nipper but are no longer with us.

 

The Star - still there, near the old brewery. Good old boozer.

The Vine

The Angel - Bell Street, now called La Parisienne.

The Sceptre - think this was in the Hundred?

The Sawyers Arms

The Bricklayers Arms

The Railway View - I guess the knackered old building by the train station.

The Fleming Arms - on the corner across the road from the train station.

The Crown - there was a Crown in Kings Somborne, not sure about Romsey though.

The Horse & Jockeyon the outskirts of town just before the dual carriageway to Ower, it became Casa Bodega and is now The Cromwell Arms. Nice food.

The Kings Head - in the Hundred, became Piafs restaurant, now called Berties. My mate used to work there (many years ago) and sort us out with free drinks. Very handy as a skint college student.

The Crossed Keys

 

Do you know where they all were? (No cheating by using t'internet) Or are there any that I've missed?

 

That's all I know. Got to love Romsey; I went to Romsey school (when it was good).

Posted
  Dav said:
Go on then, I'll give it a go.

 

 

 

That's all I know. Got to love Romsey; I went to Romsey school (when it was good).

 

Not bad.

 

The Vine - halfway down Cherville St on the left heading out of town.

 

The Sceptre - Yep, on the corner of Palmerston St.

 

Sawyers Arms- In The Hundred opposite Linden Road.

 

Bricklayers Arms - White building at the bottom of Banning St by the stream.

 

Railway View - In Station Rd by the before it becomes Latimer St.

 

The Crown - In Winchester Rd just past the Texaco garage but before the Plaza

 

Crossed Keys - Bell St almost opposite Bradbeers.

 

One I missed was the Red Lion - in The Hundred on the right just before Palmerston St

Posted
  ecuk268 said:
One I missed was the Red Lion - in The Hundred on the right just before Palmerston St

 

Had a chat in the pub tonight about this with a mate of mine; he used to work in an estate agent in the Hundred and mentioned the Red Lion, he said that when he was there you could still see the writing on the building of the old pub.

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