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It might be the same non-sentient object, but surely she's the same girl.

Can't agree with the blanket over 35 ban. In many cases, possibly most, a dancer may indeed have lost her sparkle, but very short sighted to completely dismiss all girls of a certain age. Couldn't agree more about the short-sightedness of a blanket ban, but not necessarily about the loss of sparkle...

Only went there once (I guess before the refurb) and wasn't a fan, but still sad to see another venue disappear.

Victor23 wrote: but I hadn't been to the The White Horse, Shoreditch High Street since August. So I paid £5 (not a problem) and got ticket 701.

I thought this thread was about High Wycombe: too much Xmas cheer in one of us?

I-full wrote:Wouldn't it be good though if the Happidrome were to be refurbished an lived up to its name, say as a 24 hour topless/strip/lapdance/real ale venue. Only dreaming.

Only if it did decent 'pub grub' too, and banned wearers of reversed baseball caps!

From 'The Lost Pubs Website':

The Bird In Hand was situated on Lower Road. This pub closed in 2000.

Gone! :( Now called 'The Bootlegger'. Definitely no striptease, but does do an excellent line in imported bottled beers as well as at least 6 real ales on tap. No food when I was last in there, but they allow you to BYO, which is an interesting reversal on restaurants, and without the corkage charge...

Colonel,

You're so correct! You only have to go to Kingsholm and hear the 'chants of "Glaw'ster" to know you ain't anywhere in the Midlands!

CLOSED - building up for sale.

T.A.

CLOSED - No evidence of this establishment, which I assume must have been in the New Pilot Inn, in existence.

T.A.