Re: The Wrong Crowd

I never did the 'Do you wanna be in my gang thing' as they are usually formed by people who can't stand alone.

It was much more interesting to be my own person and stand back to see who fell first

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I almost did through a friend of a friend met someone who was into nicking cars but managed to get out of it pretty quick. No idea what he is doing now, probably a traffic warden and still nicking cars.

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At school I WAS the wrong crowd, I was the one people kept their kids away from.

I married into ......shall we say... a disreputable family so was obviously in with the wrong crowd then.

But since divorcing my first husband I've kept me nose clean and gone from bad girl to annoying old bag

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Good for you Nicol.

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I never really got into too much trouble

but like Summer I come from Leeds and there were quite a few dodgy people who knocked about but I stayed well clear

than at the age of sixteen I joined a group so never had time to get up to stuff

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No I just hung around with a couple of girl friends unti I met my husband.i got married at 18 & half

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It is possible, to be in the wrong place at the right time.

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Gawd - me in the with the wrong crowd with dad as a 'well known in the area' copper? Yea right

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There was a kid, who never associated, because his dad was the wag man, I hope he survived the ridicule.

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Yes, I have, my handbag has been in a few brawls.