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lame plumber
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Things you don't see anymore ?
- Thread starter JAH HEATING
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The old man used to drink this ...had to be Manns Brown regards Turnpin:21:
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REDSAW
bobby's on the beat, kids playing out
Ford cortinas & a shop in the street.
no rock 'n' roll or music from the soul
just manufatured noise from a chavy arsehole.
no community no respect no pride,
no 'Great' anymore-its just 'Britain' and has since DIED!
Ford cortinas & a shop in the street.
no rock 'n' roll or music from the soul
just manufatured noise from a chavy arsehole.
no community no respect no pride,
no 'Great' anymore-its just 'Britain' and has since DIED!
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lame plumber
tried it and loved it as a teenager, asked for it a while back and got an odd look, times are a changing and not for the better 🙁
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REDSAW
you have to read that to yourself again lol.
the preferred word is 'black' now! lmfao
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Ermintrude
Saw one in Sunderland on a revite. Joiner was a complete twonk
So do I ! Have you got any?
Not true on the phone number..... I saw it on the back door of the services bogs on the M1 :-O
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tamz
I remember when it was that for a gallon Stan and when 20 Embassy tipped was 26p and a pint was about 40p
There is another thing we'll never see. Embassy coupons!
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& greenshield stamps, still have a book somewhere!!
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tamz
Bit late to cash them in now:smile:
Fish and chips in real newspaper (there was a scare in the 90s about the carbon black in newsprint being potentially carcinogenic so its not used now).
Getting £1 as a kid for fish, chips and mushy peas (it's almost £5 here now!)
Jubliee Stout (nana's favourite tipple)
"Nutty" bar (a toffee wafer bar with peanuts stuck to it, in transparent brown cellophane wrapper) which resembled a turd, probably accounting for its decline in popularity.
Mars / Twix / Bounty / Marathon (old name for Snickers) etc in wax paper wrappers (changed to film in the mid 1980s
Beech Nut chewing gum
Altoids mints
People saying "hello" on the streets. (Tyne & Wear and Northumberland are the only places I have been to recenty where people are still friendly and will still say "morning" to people they pass who they don't know).
AM or MW radio
Laundry blue (came in a little block wrapped in muslin and disappeared about 10 years ago, probably due to the fact nobody has net curtains anymore)
Getting £1 as a kid for fish, chips and mushy peas (it's almost £5 here now!)
Jubliee Stout (nana's favourite tipple)
"Nutty" bar (a toffee wafer bar with peanuts stuck to it, in transparent brown cellophane wrapper) which resembled a turd, probably accounting for its decline in popularity.
Mars / Twix / Bounty / Marathon (old name for Snickers) etc in wax paper wrappers (changed to film in the mid 1980s
Beech Nut chewing gum
Altoids mints
People saying "hello" on the streets. (Tyne & Wear and Northumberland are the only places I have been to recenty where people are still friendly and will still say "morning" to people they pass who they don't know).
AM or MW radio
Laundry blue (came in a little block wrapped in muslin and disappeared about 10 years ago, probably due to the fact nobody has net curtains anymore)
Audio cassettes
Video cassettes (grandad was one of the unfortunate ones who opted for V2000 which was the shortest lived format (double sided cassetted you flipped over for the "B" side
Vinyl records
Making a "Trunk call" - (phoning the operator on "100" to make a long distance or international phone call), telephone switchboards
Floppy disks for computers
Rawl Drills (however did we manage before SDS?)
Asbestos products (new)
White guttering and soil pipe systems
Typewiters and word processing machines
The Rolodex and card files (an early card inedexing system rendered obsolete by computers)
Film cameras and polaroid cameras
Record shops
Junk shops (since ebay)
Video cassettes (grandad was one of the unfortunate ones who opted for V2000 which was the shortest lived format (double sided cassetted you flipped over for the "B" side
Vinyl records
Making a "Trunk call" - (phoning the operator on "100" to make a long distance or international phone call), telephone switchboards
Floppy disks for computers
Rawl Drills (however did we manage before SDS?)
Asbestos products (new)
White guttering and soil pipe systems
Typewiters and word processing machines
The Rolodex and card files (an early card inedexing system rendered obsolete by computers)
Film cameras and polaroid cameras
Record shops
Junk shops (since ebay)
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tamz
reversed charge phone calls
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tamz
Btw i bought a grundig video 2000 too. Cost me over 500 quid 3 popes ago. I never learned and bought a knocked off betamax next :lol:
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kay-jay
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