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    Color TV in the 60's??
    It was about 1975 before UK and most other countries got color TV.
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    Curacao for bunkers. If you didn't have a spill the C/Eng would give you a bottle of Blue or Orange Curacao Liqueur from his back-hander.
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    I had a very 'happy' afternoon, evening and night in Happy Valley; great value for money!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeff Randles View Post
    I had a very 'happy' afternoon, evening and night in Happy Valley; great value for money!
    Exactly, the rum was dirt cheap

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    Bet he got black magic

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    Nearest I got was Aruba, but heard tell of BUgis Street in Singapore which I believe is now very upmarket area. Red Lights frowned upon in this area now.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RogerEmmins View Post
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    Nearest I got was Aruba, but heard tell of BUgis Street in Singapore which I believe is now very upmarket area. Red Lights frowned upon in this area now.
    Bugis st is now just a tourist attraction.

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    Re.. Bugis Street as said once before in the mists of time , was very hard to distinguish between male and female in those days. However to those who don’t know the only way to differentiate apart from the crude obvious one , was to note if the person had an Adams Apple. Better to know before hand and not the hard way. JS
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    But for some the hard way was the only way they knew.

    There rae some 'males' who do not have an apple that protrudes, but other parts may do so,
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    You are of course referring to a crab apple ? They seem to get everywhere. JS
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