Bash Street, Dundee

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Bash Street, Dundee

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This was in today's Scotsman newspaper and other papers:-
http://www.scotsman.com/lifestyle/books ... -1-2611781

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But surely Euclid Crescent should be Bash Street?

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the school outside the DCT offices that inspired the strip should be renamed in it's honour.

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ISPYSHHHGUY wrote:the school outside the DCT offices that inspired the strip should be renamed in it's honour.
Somehw, I very much doubt that Dundee High would be very much in favour of that idea.... :lol:
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There was also this piece in Saturday's Times.

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colcool007 wrote:
ISPYSHHHGUY wrote:the school outside the DCT offices that inspired the strip should be renamed in it's honour.
Somehw, I very much doubt that Dundee High would be very much in favour of that idea.... :lol:

Col: from the actual DCT buildings, from about the second floor up or higher, you get a grandstand view of this school and courtyard, and it's easy to see why someone came up with the idea for this strip. It's a really old-fashioned-looking school [almost Victorian looking], and looks the sort of place where much 'whacking' would have occured at one time!

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And Bash Street is officially open!
http://www.thecourier.co.uk/news/scotla ... p-1.242064

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-I wonder if there ever was a Banana Crescent? ;0)

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Peter, there isn't even an Acacia Road in Dundee to be able to live at No.29.

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Little Eric's address?

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Precisely :)

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I think this should get a mention in The Beano especially as it is to mark The Bash Street Kids 60th. I remember the issue of The Dandy that had the strip about the statues of Desperate Dan and Minnie the Minx in Dundee.

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