SAS To Oxford

[sal66]

We are now taking bookings for the game at Oxford

Date: 06/10/2015

£9 Members
£10 Non Members

Departs County Ground at 5.15pm

All seats must be paid for at time of booking
Please note that credit/debit card payment will be taken at time of booking
All U16’s must be accompanied by an adult

[Boy About Town]

Swindon Active Service?

[Power to people]

5.15 that's early, you would have thought police would want fans to arrive and straight into the ground so no time to wander and cause trouble

[GL5 Red]

People on those coaches will not cause trouble, they will be too busy completing their sticker book collection.

[Skinny Pete]

Don't mention stickers FFS

[Ells]

I'm more worried about my decal collection

[horlock07]

I'm more worried about my decal collection

Don't you mean transfers?

[Ells]

Don't you mean transfers?

I always associate transfers with those dodgy fake tattoos you used to get from ice cream vans, the ones that mad parents were convinced had LSD in them.

[horlock07]

I always associate transfers with those dodgy fake tattoos you used to get from ice cream vans, the ones that mad parents were convinced had LSD in them.

Don't remember that, thought it was just ice cream.... and pornography you could get from ice cream vans?

[Reg Smeeton]

I always associate transfers with those dodgy fake tattoos you used to get from ice cream vans, the ones that mad parents were convinced had LSD in them.

Blotting paper is what you want for LSD. I remember it (blotting paper) being prohibited from exams in the 60's, although not LSD.

Since I hadn't used any since the 50's it made little difference....I believe it is still banned.

[Amir]

Blotting paper is what you want for LSD. I remember it (blotting paper) being prohibited from exams in the 60's, although not LSD.

Since I hadn't used any since the 50's it made little difference....I believe it is still banned.

You've just made me remember my dad moaning that kids would always stuff blotting paper in the ink wells, when he was an ink monitor. Not the sort of thing I'd expect to recollect, which makes me wonder how often he must have moaned about it.

You didn't tell us when you last used LSD though, Reg?

[tans]

5.15 that's early, you would have thought police would want fans to arrive and straight into the ground so no time to wander and cause trouble

Youve not seen the roadworks in oxford at the moment have you? Fucking nightmare it is

[Skinny Pete]

You've just made me remember my dad moaning that kids would always stuff blotting paper in the ink wells, when he was an ink monitor. Not the sort of thing I'd expect to recollect, which makes me wonder how often he must have moaned about it.

You didn't tell us when you last used LSD though, Reg?

He probably means Pounds Shillings and Pence

[EldeneRed]

The City of Oxford... Always a place I've found grey and miserable. This will be my first visit since the pub crawl I did on my 21st. I vowed to "Conquer the City."

Tackled every pub and bar from the station to the outskirts, past Summertown - finishing at 4AM. Sobering up on a swing set with my missus and my last remaining friend.

I'm hoping this coming visit will be more memorable. 

[Ells]

Don't remember that, thought it was just ice cream.... and pornography you could get from ice cream vans?

Ha, reminds me of a line from that Peter Kay thing where a child points to his ice cream and says "Look Dad, I've got sauce!" to which he says "So have I son."

It was certainly one of these ill educated panics in my childhood - they were apparently nefariously hanging around school gates handing them out, trying to get us hooked (using a method that wouldn't work, with a drug that isn't addictive.) 

Ironically the van driver near my secondary school got done for selling drugs a few years after I left, which is sort of the more the usual way a drug dealer operates..