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This will be the first time since the early 1980s (when I assume it was invented) that I’ll not be walking around Barnsley pubs on Mad Friday.
As Homer Simpson once said to Lisa after Bart had burnt down the Christmas tree ........ “Lisa - where’s Christmas !?!?! “.
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Well at least thaz bin to a shopping centre Nudger!
Personally a used to despise mad Friday. As a regular tarn goer missen back in the day, mad Friday brought art those once a year wonders who weren't familiar with boozing. Tha could gu art ivry weekend thru year wi art any bother then come mad Friday tha'd get trouble guaranteed.
Not been out on mad friday for years and it's not something I've missed .
Idiots day out as Pass sez .
I can honestly say I’ve not seen any bother on Mad Friday - in fact quite the opposite - people in a very joyous mood.Quote:
Originally Posted by pass_and_move
In fact - in all the times I’ve been out in Tarn I’ve not seen much trouble - and yet it’s got a reputation for it - mostly from those that live in other nearby towns that don’t know it.
I love Barnsley.
Remember when tickets to the Gents/Council do at Whispers on the afternoon were like Gold Dust
now they were the best went to 2 gents do's when i worked there "you did not take ya partners".Quote:
Originally Posted by EastStandRed
It might have been renamed as mad Friday in the 80s nudger but we went round town on the last working Friday in the 60s & 70s but in them days it was just known as a pi**ed up pub crawl.Quote:
Originally Posted by Young_Nudger
Can you not keep telling us abaart your unsuccessful skirt chasing days in Burnsley taarn eh Nudger ?. XD
It's known as Mad Friday for a reason which separates it from your normal Saturday night or even Sunday when it's bank holiday the next day .
The NHS are geared up for it , the police and security staff at bars and clubs .
It's Mad Friday and delivers what it says on the tin .
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Originally Posted by animallittle3
Correct.