fao stompe...ONLY

[sqad617]

Well the "Good Samaritan",,,the Sammy" as we affectionately called it was used by all the medical students and newly qualified doctors at the "London" and you celebrated there when you passed your exams and you drowned your sorrows when you failed. The medical school library closed at 9.pm and then it was straight to the "Sammy".

Now the story:

I*t was run by a guy called Alf whose wife had died and he was about 60yrs old. Alf met a woman some 20yrs younger and married her and she served behind the bar. He name was Bee and she was a busty barmaid , the first five buttons of her blouse left undone, exposing a tanatalising cleft for us testosterone surged medical students. We all tried ou best to get a session with Bee, but to no avail as Alf would not let her out of his site.

Anyway Alf had prostate trouble and had to be admitted to the London Hospital for operation leaving Bee to the ravages of us young men.
We all took turns to take Bee out whilst the other guys visited Alf in hospital taking him fruit, grapes and magazines�.LOL LOL

However, Alf was ready for discharge and a couple of the lads who were on the "rota" had not had their share, so the house surgeon (junior Dr,) in charge�.one of our mates, ordered further investigations which kept him I for another week��..being thorough you understand.

Alf came out and the "Sammy" soon got back to normal LOL LOL

[sqad617]

stompe...me?dirty? the perfect gent? LOl LOL

Do you remember....Wally fo Wireless?
Tubby Isaacs (whelks?

Both outside Whitechapel Station.

Odd thing stompe....we used to walk throughout the backstreets of the East End in complete safety......wouldn't do it now.

[Gormless]

Harry May?

Oh yes, I remember. No more in public though. If you care to email [email protected] I'll tell you more. Probably not very interesting, but The London has played a large part in my life.

The Grave Maurice amd the Krays.

[sqad617]

Gormless ....will email you later.

[stompe]

With an AK 47 you could!{:) yeh and Blooms and Cooksies