Posted: Sat Nov 29, 2008 8:58 pm Post subject: Evening social entertainment.
Can anyone other than myself remember the name of that club/bar in Helmstadt where ocasionally they had a stripper to entertain? I can remember one night myself Jim Burke , Scouse Holmes and possibly Eddie Bellerby sat there having a beer, this was going very well.
All of a sudden this lady came over obviously in a state of "distress" as she showed me her back with the zip half way down.
Naturally I did the right thing - pulled the zip up I still remember the sounds of laughter to this day.
Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 12:15 am Post subject: Re: Evening social entertainment.
Ever the gent Bill!!!! That is what I remember you most for...well not that you ever did my zip up...ha ha...oops am I digging myself in deeper?
The old and greying Naafi girl of 1969
Bill Fry wrote:
Can anyone other than myself remember the name of that club/bar in Helmstadt where ocasionally they had a stripper to entertain? I can remember one night myself Jim Burke , Scouse Holmes and possibly Eddie Bellerby sat there having a beer, this was going very well.
All of a sudden this lady came over obviously in a state of "distress" as she showed me her back with the zip half way down.
Naturally I did the right thing - pulled the zip up I still remember the sounds of laughter to this day.
_________________ Clive (aka Gypo) Langeleben 1967-1971
Marlene (the last NAAFI girl to serve in Langeleben) 1969-1970
Many thanks Marlene & Gypo, that was not the funniest, one day I returned from Konigsluter in the Land Rover. You might not appreciate this but they have not got the best of hand brakes. I thought i had put it on. I later found out I had not, when under its own speed it went forward turned right and tried to go through the security compounds fence. "Benny" Goodman (ex para Sigs) our Mt Sgt at the time was going purple by the time he came out of the MT Office. i could not think of anything else to do. So as one does i leant forward and gave him a little Kiss on his cheek, this seemed to ease the tension and bring things down to our level. Naturally the rest of the Mt was in hysterics at this, and I gor off mid much laughter. [img][/img]
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I still remember the sounds of laughter to this day.
