And the kids finally fall asleep at around 3amOriginally Posted by Mr Curta
Hi Ralphy,
It was the correct link. LB (hatman14) did not post again once the s*** hit the fan and his role (or otherwise) in a fellow-tzuk-member being barred from buying the watch from the shop in which he works was questioned. It is an eye-opening thread if you do get five minutes to read.
H
Top Deck:
And another drink: Matataki, which has no google images from what I can see
Mark
Had tonnes of suger so they put sweetener in it - that killed the 'totally tropical taste' for me -
And if the local Wavy Line Shop did"nt have any Lilt
Yep, I had those too! Managed to get the full set eventually, god knows where they ended up. Fortunately we lived a couple of hundred yards away from a Shell outlet (also the local Austin/Morris/MG dealer), sometimes were given extra coins. I think 1969/70 was the time.All of which reminds me - I pestered the life out of the car driving members of my family to use Shell petrol stations so that I could collect the full 'Man In Flight' coin set
Must have been 1969 or 1970
Paul
Ah, that's rather more clearer now.
R
Ignorance breeds Fear. Fear breeds Hatred. Hatred breeds Ignorance. Break the chain.
Quattro - fizzy luminous green goodness:
So clever my foot fell off.
He hasn't got the melons, just shows exactly what he was, I wonder how head offices investigation is going on with him selling numerous male and female rolexes and new Daytona straps when he hasn't ever owned a Daytona...........
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Beaunidle?
Good point. He last logged in on 30 October. I hope he's alright.
Duncan Norvelle
The 'chase me' man?
Rickets!
Was in 'Celebrity Come Dine With Me' over Christmas.
Same episode shown last few Christmases.
Lymeswold
http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/...d-1266763.html
F.T.F.A.
Yes tha"s him,
Thanks will have to take a look, does he still wear the Safari suit ?
And while we are on the subject of forgotten "comedians"! Roy Jay...Spook !
'Slither'.And while we are on the subject of forgotten "comedians"! Roy Jay...Spook !
He died a few years ago, over in Spain where he had a bar but was an alcoholic and ended up penniless. :-(
R
Ignorance breeds Fear. Fear breeds Hatred. Hatred breeds Ignorance. Break the chain.
Oh bloody hell glad i asked now !!, shame he was unusual for the time, sure he wore a prison outfit with the arrows on it ?
Cheers
Wayne
He also did a Schweppes advert.
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Growing up, nearly every household seemed to have these.
If not that Painting either of these Two....
Hectors House
The Wife came in with a Jigsaw yesterday, fond memories of a few.
Pacers (mints)
:-(
Your memory is playing tricks - it was Ital.
My uncle had a Morris Isis back in the early 60's.
R
Ignorance breeds Fear. Fear breeds Hatred. Hatred breeds Ignorance. Break the chain.
ISIS
ITAL
Apologies, I must be too young to remember that one :-)
"The Ital was first launched on 1 July 1980. It took its name from Giorgetto Giugiaro's ItalDesign studio, who had been employed by BL to manage the re-engineering of the Morris Marina, a car which had been produced by the company since 1971. Although the redesigned car was named Ital after the design studio, it was actually Harris Mann who was responsible for the car's new look. BL's advertising, however, emphasised the car's connection with the Italian styling house Italdesign, who had in fact merely produced the design. It was originally planned to brand the car as the Morris Marina Ital, but for most markets the Marina name was dropped on the orders of Michael Edwardes and only the Ital name was used."
"The Morris Isis name was first briefly used by Morris Motors LImited on a six-cylinder car made from 1929 to 1931. It was resurrected on a new six-cylinder midsize car from the British Motor Corporation in the 1950s to replace the Morris Six MS. The name died out in 1958."
Isis the local name for the Thames in Oxfordshire. The Cowley plant can't have been far from it.
When penny sweets were actually a penny! In fact some of them were two for 1p.
Back in the day 5p went a long way
Indeed, I always remember the crestfallen look on old Mr Carey's face when I came into the shop on my monthly mission to purchase aniseed balls with the two pounds my grandmother had just given me.
When did girls get pretty like they do today.
When I where a lad they used to all look and dress like above.
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Yes true , they all seemed to look and dress the same, unless one of the Girls wore a Ra Ra skirt and White Stilletoes to the local on a Friday night !!
When I were a lad Black Jacks were 4 for 1d, ie nearly 10 for 1p.When penny sweets were actually a penny! In fact some of them were two for 1p.
Back in the day 5p went a long way
Pay attention now, say oops upside your head, oops upside your head...
They don't write them like they used to :-(
R
Ignorance breeds Fear. Fear breeds Hatred. Hatred breeds Ignorance. Break the chain.
Jackanory, what a great show. How many of the great and good would read the stories for next to nothing today?
All the Shakespearoes?
That's it! Make me feel REALLY old - I can remember buying 4 blackjacks or fruit salads for 1D on the way to school!When penny sweets were actually a penny! In fact some of them were two for 1p.
Back in the day 5p went a long way
Don't Cadbury's do a "Rum and Raisin" Dairy Milk these days? If so, I guess that explains the Old Jamaica mystery...
Seems I do remember rightly - https://www.cadbury.co.za/Home/Produ...09357B27A09%7D
M
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Wrigleys PK chewing gum.
Pyramints
BigBird? Still checks in on a frequent basis, however he no longer posts. And that rather excitable Chinese fellow - Peixian?
I think Mr Pei's account might have glitched.
And YZ and Beech Nut.
All seemed to be in those slot machines where you got an extra pack every fourth turn or some such.
Cheers,
Neil.
Looking through this just made me feel really old!
Ha ha - what ever happened to Man U being top of the table is what I assume you mean
^^^
And five of those eleven teams aren't even in the top division any more.
Cheers,
Neil.
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