Geezers: Up Close and Personal: On Camp with the SAS

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I asked Frank if they had any photos of the manufacturing process. Yes, were photo albums of them in the office cupboard. Rolling the dough at Peek Frean’s biscuit factory Bermondsey in 1920s Peek Frean biscuit cutting machine 1920s Making biscuit tins at Peek Frean’s factory Bermondsey in the 1920s Soldering tins for export at Peek Frean’s biscuit factory Bermondsey, 1920s

The Final stop on our South London odyssey took us to The Ship a lovely pub for locals, that had a nice crowd of people in it playing cards. Despite its name The Ship isn’t on the river but inland and the Geezers thought it was just how a pub should be.” Andy Davidson of Vegas, the research company which coined the term after a series of interviews with young Britons, said: 'Geezers want to construct their own identity. These people don't get their self esteem from their jobs or their education. They express themselves through brands. As such they put a huge store on premium brands.' GEEZER, subs. (popular). — An appellation, sometimes, but not necessarily, of derision and contempt; applied to both sexes, but generally to women. Usually, OLD GEEZER. For synonym, see WITCH. During his tenure at TRUK, he was often accompanied by the show's Canadian producer Colin Lloyd, assistants Dixie, Jane and Aphrodite, and the man on the phones, also called Tony (Caesar referred to him as Bogey – "Because he always gets up my nose"). [ citation needed]

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The Hat Geezer has a unique design for his shirt in his costume variant, where it colors the white palette into a light-red palette instead to differentiate the outfit from the Bald Geezer's shirt. I looked in 19th century slang dictionaries, and found different origins from those in other answers. The answer posted by ghoppe contains part of the entry for geezer from J.S. Farmer & W.E. Henley, Slang and Its Analogues Past and Present, volume 3 (1893): Active Energy’s methods have also been used to facilitate projects in India disseminating urgent information on water conservation between villagers in the Rajasthan desert and supporting children who have suffered from the conflict in Kashmir. The earliest instance of "old geezer" in a Google Books search, however, refers to a woman. From " Splashes from our Gridiron," in The Angler's Journal (January 16, 1886):

It wouldn’t be much of a stretch to dub Ray Gipson ‘Mr. Bow.’ He has lived and breathed East London life for every one of his 79 years, and been a pillar of the community for almost as long. From football coach to councillor to elder statesman at the Bow Geezers– which takes some doing – Gipson has been a mainstay of the area. Never idle, ever cheerful, he takes the evolution of the area in stride, always looking forward to the next thing. Heap tender epithets upon me," warbled the bride; "hurl as many as you like at me, I shall not flinch much, for, though an arid imperious spirit, I love you.""You are a geeser," said her husband, who had married for money. "A geeser," exclaimed the elderly better half, with eagerness, "what's that?""Oh, confound it! how your education must have been neglected in early youth," said the lord of creation in a lofty manner; and then, after an explanation, they had quit a little tiff.This, however, is geezer in the unrelated sense of "a drink of whiskey or other alcohol, which J.E. Lighter, Random House Historical Dictionary of American Slang (1994) traces to Lincolnshire, England in the year 1866. It appears that this geezer may have to have reached the United States earlier than the eccentric old man did.

Ryder joined Capital Gold in February 1996 and did his own weeknight show called Elvis hour which would regularly overrun as he is an Elvis fan himself, he pulled in an audience of over 3.4 million with his weekly show from 8pm until midnight Monday to Friday [ citation needed] In mid-1997, he resigned and was sentenced for breaking the law regarding undischarged bankrupts. [1] Geezer (popular), wife, old woman. Dutch slang, geeze or geese, a girl, a mistress, vide GANDER. Also a man derisively. After Stage Three, the Geezers cheered on (while doing their signature pelvic thrusting) both Josie and Dan as the two headed to the former’s room - located in the upper portion of the bar, for they anticipated then having sex. Josie. disgusted with this behavior, and called the Geezers pigs, then entered her room with Dan. Dr Michael Buser, an Associate Professor of Collaborative Community Practice at the University of West England in Bristol, has worked with Dr Leeson on a hydro-citizenship project and praised her “insights and contribution to building creative research projects with communities and non-academic partners”.The initiative, led by Dr Lorraine Leeson, a Senior Lecturer in Fine Art, started by asking older people how technology might be used to solve problems that they and their communities faced – with fuel poverty and pollution in nearby rivers identified as major concerns. Then Frank took me into the office and pulled out the book below. How to make a toy castle by collecting biscuit tins An early Peek Frean’s biscuit tin

Commenting on the win, Dr Mark Gray, Pro Vice-Chancellor and Director of Knowledge Transfer said: “This is Loraine's triumph. It shows that knowledge exchange doesn't have to involve research and development partnerships, patents or spinouts. Active Energy is a terrific example of how we can put knowledge into action not by telling or instructing but by inspiring and shaping community innovation.

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Working with MDX engineers, members of the Geezers Club – a group of retired men in east London – designed two floating waterwheels driven by tidal flows