deck chairs

[stewey]

.....such as the ones depicted the sunny sea-side AB logo. Are they only seen in the UK? Now I don't claim to be a world traveller; however, I have been to the East and West coasts of Canada, some Eastern states in the US, several Caribbean islands, and a couple of countries in South America and never laid eyes upon a deck chair. Any of you seen them in other countries? This is very important: (I must be bored today:))

[joggerjayne]

Yes, Pinky was a nasty piece of work ... and a great creation by GG.

We are on the coast ... of course there is crime. Where else would the South Americans bring in all their drugs? The airports are too well guarded.

Happily, most of the crime just involves drunk and disorderly offences.

[joggerjayne]

Seaside towns are all cheesey, Sandy.

The only real difference between Brighton, Skegness and Blackpool is that we don't have ludicrous accents here on the bottom edge.

[jno]

they were developed by the British army in India in the 19th century, as collapsible camp furniture. They were first used as seaside furniture in Margate in 1898.