Johnny Allen 11:06 Sat Nov 22
Glue sniffing?
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ANY CUNT STILL DO IT?
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Far Cough
6:00 Mon Nov 24
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I didn't need to do any of that, my trade printing, had enough solvents and lead fumes to give anyone a high just walking through the door
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riosleftsock
5:58 Mon Nov 24
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we did tippex thinners, squirt onto blazer sleeve and inhale deeply.
Absolutely wrecked and a fucker of a headache to boot.
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Chinkey Weasel
3:52 Mon Nov 24
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mike hunt 3:17 Mon Nov 24
Hahahahaha quality. I''m glad someone else remembers it. Was around the same age at the time,13/14. The chemists clocked onto us as well so was really hard to get! As you say, mental buzz. Haha!
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mike hunt
3:17 Mon Nov 24
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Chinky weasel 12.56. Zoff fuck me that was a mad buzz youre the 1st other person ive heard mention it the chemists round our way stopped selling it to us I remember it was about 13 pence a bottle. As I said well mental. It predated the glue trend. Mind you we used to nick the evo stick in woodwork and disappear into the store room and get smashed the teacher wised up to that as well so used to lock it in his draw. So we used to distract him and someone would lift his keys from his case get the glue the put it back. Its quite amazing how resourceful 13 year olds could be
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IsaacHock
1:31 Mon Nov 24
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Officially replaced by Nitrous Oxide amongst dem yout a few years back.
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Phils White Gloves
1:25 Mon Nov 24
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The only thing that's goes up my hooter is a bit of the old CMP, purely for medicinal purposes like....
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riosleftsock
1:15 Mon Nov 24
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During WW2 the luftwaffe repeatedly target Plesseys.
They hit a row of terraced housing just yards from where my mum and her family lived which broke all the windows in Highbury Gardens, and new houses had to be built in Kent View Gardens (horrible name for a road).
They also hit cricklefields as well
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Far Cough
1:10 Mon Nov 24
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During WWII, Plessey used the new tube tunnels between Newbury Park and Wanstead, as their factory
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riosleftsock
1:08 Mon Nov 24
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geep, I think you probably entered via Aldborough road, which was just off the Romford/London rd. Its the road my school was in.
But, this was not the main entrance
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Far Cough
1:05 Mon Nov 24
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I'm sure they had entrances all over the place, it was massive but the main entrance was Vicarage road.
http://www.britishtelephones.com/histples.htm
Expansion of the business necessitated a move to larger premises, and this took place with a move to Vicarage Lane, in Ilford, Essex, some miles to the east of London proper, although forming part of the Greater London conurbation. At the time of the move the Vicarage Lane site was up for sale for a reported £20,000 and Heyme was surprised when his offer of £7,500 was accepted. At the time the site contained only a small two storey building and a few huts, but has since been completely covered with mainly multi-storey buildings.
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gph
1:02 Mon Nov 24
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I definitely entered somewhere along the Romford/London Rd, or a short side street off it
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Far Cough
12:58 Mon Nov 24
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The main entrance was in Vicarage road off of Ley street, my mum worked there
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Chinkey Weasel
12:56 Mon Nov 24
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zoff liquid at school in class
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gph
12:53 Mon Nov 24
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I can't remember it being that big.
Maybe they progressively shut it down and "my" bit was the last to go.
Or maybe it's just too long ago to remember properly.
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riosleftsock
12:48 Mon Nov 24
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Coff, Plessey's was a massive plant, it ran alongside my school and the far end of the plant was almost at the high road (Romford/London Road) mate.
My mum worked there for a while.
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Far Cough
12:00 Mon Nov 24
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gph, Plesseys was on Ley Street
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Russ of the BML
10:09 Mon Nov 24
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Never. Although went through a stupid phase of putting a towel over your mouth and nose then spraying deodrant into the towel and breathing in. Got a bit of a buzz off it. Stupid and young.
Soon stopped when my mate did it on a skiing trip and fainted for 2 minutes. I am slapping him round the face and genuinely thought he was dead. He woke up, sat bolt upright and ran out of the room. I found him later walking around the town square. He was ok but it shit me up.
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gph
1:00 Mon Nov 24
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Avoided it like the plague.
Worked in Plessey's on Romford Road (or its continuation East or West) for a week, cleaning milled components in industrial solvents. My co-workers were obviously a bit mentally damaged.
*waits for someone to tell me it only takes a week*
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sanfrancis-co-uk
12:44 Mon Nov 24
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violator 5:46 Sun Nov 23
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Evo Stik
That seemed to be the glue of choice in my neck of the woods.
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sanfrancis-co-uk
12:44 Mon Nov 24
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violator 5:46 Sun Nov 23
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Evo Stik
That seemed to be the glue of choice in my neck of the woods.
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