FabGuys.com forum: So old I remember, part 2 and a half

By *ammy39 OP Man
7 days ago

Glenrothes

When heaters in cars were an optional extra

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By *IPMANMan
7 days ago

LONDON WEST

Pinky & Perky, Sooty & Sweep

Sunday School, Mental Arithmetic, Homework, Paper rounds

Listen with Mother, Housewives Choice, Workers Playtime.

God help me

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By *eepeter4Man
7 days ago

Bournemouth

Crossroads Benny, Miss Luke,Miss Diane and Amy Turtle Plus What ever the Chef was called

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By *ustychubb46ETV/TS
7 days ago

LONDON

When computers were for users and you needed knowledge to use them...

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By *oey_VonMan
7 days ago

Cheam

Terry Wogan on radio 2 breakfast

Chris Tarrant on Capital.

Annie Walker as the landlady of the Rovers Return

Den and Angie on EE

Not having to wear a seatbelt.

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By *ustychubb46ETV/TS
6 days ago

LONDON

3p threepence to get to London on 47 bus...

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By *hong loverTV/TS
6 days ago

Wilton near Malton

Rat patrol

F troop

Camberwick Green

The Golden Shot with Anne Aston and those mini dresses.

Land of the Giants

The Invaders

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By *eepeter4Man
6 days ago

Bournemouth

"3p threepence to get to London on 47 bus..."
Catford to Shoreditch route

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By *ucksitupMan
6 days ago

Shrewsbury

Four Feather Falls

(An early Gerry Anderson)

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By *ucksitupMan
6 days ago

Shrewsbury

TISWAS

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By *egginzboyMan
6 days ago

Rugeley

When every kid in the country wanted the xylophone for christmas

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By *egginzboyMan
6 days ago

Rugeley

And of course not forgetting

Etch a sketch

Chip away

Painting by numbers

And that plastic doll that you filled with tap water and it pissed itself my sister had one i took it to the bathroom and filled it with real pee to make it more realistic for her

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By *ightlyfriedMan
6 days ago

bourne end

When it was posh to have a colour TV..

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By *urryheathbearMan
6 days ago

Camberley

Loved thr clangers

Also loved the string yfronts and vests dad's and lads wore...

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By *ucksitupMan
6 days ago

Shrewsbury

When dustmen came up your back alley

(To collect your bin)

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By *evanianMan
6 days ago

Flintshire

"When dustmen came up your back alley

(To collect your bin)"

And swept the full heavy metal dustbins, full of ashes from the fire and all the household waste off the ground, onto their shoulders to manually tip it into the side or back of the bin-lorry then return it to where they found it at the back of your property.

Do you remember the 1970's TV comedy? "The Dustbin Men" It used to start with a lad shouting "Hey! Mum! It's the dustbin men". 😅

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By *egginzboyMan
6 days ago

Rugeley

My Nan used to live in a house in the 1950s that had a toilet at the bottom of the garden which wasnt attached to the sewage system

They used to have the "shitmen" call every week to empty the contents

It makes me laugh just thinking about it

What a job !

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By *ucksitupMan
6 days ago

Shrewsbury

"When dustmen came up your back alley

(To collect your bin)

Do you remember the 1970's TV comedy? "The Dustbin Men" It used to start with a lad shouting "Hey! Mum! It's the dustbin men". 😅"

It was a very hard and dirty job back then. (Not decrying those that do it today)

I remember the TV show

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By *ammy39 OP Man
6 days ago

Glenrothes

When there was no daytime television, heaven!

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By *lexieMan
6 days ago

Just north of Southampton

Cottages and glory holes... Oh, the thrill of it all... \@/

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By *owzerMan
6 days ago

Chester.....

Who let the dogs out 🐶

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By *oviMan
6 days ago

Northampton

Walkmans and cassette players

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By *airybellyMan
6 days ago

Rhyl

When you could fix your own car without diagnostic tools

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By *hebestrimmerMan
Forum Mod
6 days ago

Sth Elmsall

Hahahahahaha

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By *hebestrimmerMan
Forum Mod
6 days ago

Sth Elmsall

And the one who supported Man City co he couldnt spell United hahaha

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By *hebestrimmerMan
Forum Mod
6 days ago

Sth Elmsall

Every Christmas morning "Old Mother Riley & Men of Sherwood. Castle crisps (Made in Conisborough sth yks) 3d a packet, 5 Park Drive tipped 1/-, Gallaghers brown twist chewing bacca 1/-1d half ounce, chips a tanner, a packet of KP Nuts 2d.

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By *eepeter4Man
6 days ago

Bournemouth

When London had a quite a few greyhound stadiums ( Hackney Wimbledon,White City etc ) today there is just one (Romford)

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By *ammy39 OP Man
5 days ago

Glenrothes

Cigarette machines in shop doorways.

Beech Nut chewing gum machines.

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By *acoffjim300Man
5 days ago

Conwy

Gloryholes

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By *ammy39 OP Man
5 days ago

Glenrothes

When buses had conuctors/conductresses.!

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By *aughty Sub BottomMan
5 days ago

Scunthorpe

Listening to Simon bates and our tune

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By *eepeter4Man
5 days ago

Bournemouth

Listening to James Alexander Gordon reading the football results at 5pm on Saturday's

Queen Park Rangers 4 Tottenham Hotspur 3. Crewe Alexandra 2 Oldham Athletic 1 .

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By *ridayguyMan
5 days ago

Cheshire

partick thisle 2 dunfermlamlim rangers 1

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By *adbod22Man
4 days ago

Birmingham

When milkman used to come down the street in his milk float and you hear the clinking of glass milk bottles in the early hours of the morning as they deliver the fresh milk outside everyone's doorstep.

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4 days ago

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4 days ago

"Crossroads Benny, Miss Luke,Miss Diane and Amy Turtle Plus What ever the Chef was called "
chef was shoee mcfee

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By *erscumdumpMan
4 days ago

Watford

When used to always answer the landline at home.

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By *ldmanMan
4 days ago

Rawcliffe Bridge.

When newspaper had page 3 girls in.

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By *evanianMan
4 days ago

Flintshire

When doctor's receptionists had a smile and would willingly pencil you in the appointments book to see the doctor the same day without having to explain your reasons why.

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By *dstefiMan
4 days ago

Solihull

Speedway, rainy nights on dirt track ovals, working class blokes in leathers and the smell of Castrol-R.

Was it mainly a northern thing? Speedway used to be massive in the north east.

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By *ammy39 OP Man
4 days ago

Glenrothes

Travelling shops.

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By *itherMan
4 days ago

Leeds

Our band had a Morris Oxford van and the windscreen wipers were hand operated. It was a bit of a throwback though, we called it 'Tubby '.

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By *ammy39 OP Man
4 days ago

Glenrothes

"Our band had a Morris Oxford van and the windscreen wipers were hand operated. It was a bit of a throwback though, we called it 'Tubby '."

Lol hand operated wipers? Now that is old

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By *hiteroseMan
4 days ago

Neverwhere

Half day closing

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By *lm1970Man
4 days ago

Bellshill

Bod

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By *nthebuffMan
4 days ago

Liskeard

The tiny half pennies

Pound notes

Televisions with 3 channels

Champion the wonder horse

Skippy

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By *ishop666Man
4 days ago

ls19

Remember it all 👩‍🦽

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By *dstefiMan
4 days ago

Solihull

The Flashing Blade! Ivor the Engine! All those weird paper cut Czech animations that were Tim Burton decades before Tim Burton.

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By *ammy39 OP Man
4 days ago

Glenrothes

No internet! No effin mobile phones. People communicating face to face !!

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By *orny747Man
4 days ago

andover

The Corona man

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By *evanianMan
4 days ago

Flintshire

When you were about to pay for your hair-cut and the barber would quietly enquire "do you need anything for the weekend sir?"😄

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By *urious katMan
3 days ago

Donegal

1979 fa cup final. The day i fell in love with Manchester United

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By *avid62Man
3 days ago

Skelmersdale

Sitting on grandads knee x

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By *awsMan
3 days ago

Portsmouth

Collecting conkers in autumn and being allowed to have conker fights in school playground.

Being allowed to climb trees!

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By *ndies52Man
3 days ago

West Yorks

Proper Ben Shaws lemonade and the lorry going round selling it on the street.

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By *erasusMan
3 days ago

Glasgow

Space Family Robinson

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By *needitMan
3 days ago

Eastbourne

Chatlines

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By *ldmanMan
3 days ago

Rawcliffe Bridge.

"Chatlines "

I used to be one of the chat line hosts that would answer your call.

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By *ndies52Man
3 days ago

West Yorks

When the earth used to be flat...

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By *0yguyMan
3 days ago

Cumberland

When boys wore shorts and men wore long trousers. Now it’s the other way around

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By *anopusGsyMan
3 days ago

Guernsey

"My Nan used to live in a house in the 1950s that had a toilet at the bottom of the garden which wasnt attached to the sewage system

They used to have the "shitmen" call every week to empty the contents

It makes me laugh just thinking about it

What a job !

Wouldn’t laugh about it. Many of the houses (and some businesses) here in Guernsey are not (and/or cannot be) connected to the main sewage drain and have cess pits emptied on a regular basis.

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By *annyDanielleMan
3 days ago

Street, Somerset

"Sitting on grandads knee x"

I did that a while back. I don't know whose grandad he was but an old man's knee is an old man's knee.

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By *lmparkgreenMan
3 days ago

Hornchurch

Buttons A and B in phone boxes

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By *rum39Man
3 days ago

Birmingham

Magnetic fingers on boots of cars

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By *ipples 100Man
3 days ago

Bradford

When a wink was an invitation for a wank

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By *orwdMan
3 days ago

Sheffield

When very few people even had cars....

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By *evanianMan
3 days ago

Flintshire

The days long ago when people would show respect by removing their hats and bowing their heads as a funeral cortege passed by, often making the sign of the cross as a mark of respect for the deceased.

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By *oose1Man
3 days ago

doncaster

When cars had no door mirrors

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By *ldmanMan
3 days ago

Rawcliffe Bridge.

"The days long ago when people would show respect by removing their hats and bowing their heads as a funeral cortege passed by, often making the sign of the cross as a mark of respect for the deceased."

Even uniformed police don't do this anymore, and most have no idea it even existed.

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By *luvnylonstockingsTV/TS
3 days ago

southsea

When mum and dad had only a larder a tv with just 2 channels on

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By *3243Man
3 days ago

EDINBURGH

When the AA patrolled on motorbikes with sidecars. If they spotted an AA badge on your car they would raise a gauntletted hand and salute you.

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By *SAOFMan
3 days ago

Work/Play in London, live in Kent

"partick thisle 2 dunfermlamlim rangers 1"

Was that was the same weekend as East Fife scored 4 at home to Forfar’s 5?

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By *ndies52Man
3 days ago

West Yorks

When I communicated using pen, ink, paper and the GPO.

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By *ickSeekerMan
3 days ago

Canterbury

Paper airline tickets 🎟

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By *lm1970Man
3 days ago

Bellshill

Archie Gemmell scoring against Holland, and Viv Anderson becoming the first Black player for England, hard to even imagine now 👍

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By *ammy39 OP Man
2 days ago

Glenrothes

Duckhams oil !

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By *ldmanMan
2 days ago

Rawcliffe Bridge.

"Duckhams oil !"

Duckhams oil and filter change at the local Tyre Services for £9:99.

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By *etmepants offMan
2 days ago

dartford

A tin bath filled with kettles and saucepans of boiling water

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By *ldmanMan
2 days ago

Rawcliffe Bridge.

"A tin bath filled with kettles and saucepans of boiling water"

Yes, or similar, but half the size, and used to be called a baby bath.

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By *reenbinMan
2 days ago

Portishead

Crisps, specifically pigglets. I cant be on my own here

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By *ammy39 OP Man
2 days ago

Glenrothes

Snow at Christmas !

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By *an467Man
2 days ago

Glasgow

No calculators in exams

Mental arithmetic

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By *orny747Man
2 days ago

andover

Slide rules

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By *ammy39 OP Man
2 days ago

Glenrothes

"No calculators in exams

Mental arithmetic "

Unheard of these days !!

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By *evanianMan
2 days ago

Flintshire

Logarithm books.

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By *ldmanMan
2 days ago

Rawcliffe Bridge.

Having to keep a dairy as part of your English lesson.

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By *retzelfudgeMan
2 days ago

Chelmsford

"partick thisle 2 dunfermlamlim rangers 1

Was that was the same weekend as East Fife scored 4 at home to Forfar’s 5? "

I think it was East Fife 5, Forfar 4

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By *alking HeadMan
2 days ago

Bolton

And remember THIS IS THE AGE....of the train.

Till next week good night Britain and remember...Kevins ere!

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By *evanianMan
2 days ago

Flintshire

And...."Clunk! Click! - Every Trip".

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By *ucksitupMan
1 day ago

Shrewsbury

The Good Old Days with Leonard Sachs 😀

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By *evanianMan
1 day ago

Flintshire

"The Good Old Days with Leonard Sachs 😀"

Ah yes! The inimitable Leonard Sachs, a maestro of mirth, a sultan of sagacity, and a veritable fountain of fanciful phrases. His prognostications on "The Good Old Days" were a joy to behold, a coruscating blend of wit and whimsy that left audiences in stitches.

With his ventrilloquial virtuosity and a personality that sparkled like a panoply of pyrotechnics, he guided us through a plentitudinous parade of performers, each one more evocative than the last. His oscillatory movements, a symphony of silliness, added a touch of mountebankery to the proceedings, making us laugh and remember the good old days with concupiscence incarnate.

His loss was a catenatory one, leaving a chain of memories that will be cherished for years to come. His extraordinary exuberance of pizzazz, verbosity and plumacious presence are sorely missed.

Leonard Sachs - 1909-1990

Verbi gratia, magister.

Requiescat in pace🌿

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By *atchmo_Jizz!Man
1 day ago

Wolverhampton

When the BBC played the national anthem at the end of an evening’s programmes.

Guys crowding around TV shops on the high street on Saturday afternoons to catch a glimpse of the football scores.

The pink ‘un

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By *ucksitupMan
1 day ago

Shrewsbury

"The Good Old Days with Leonard Sachs 😀

His loss was a catenatory one, leaving a chain of memories that will be cherished for years to come. His extraordinary exuberance of pizzazz, verbosity and plumacious presence are sorely missed.

Leonard Sachs - 1909-1990

Verbi gratia, magister.

Requiescat in pace🌿

🤣🤣🤣 It’s as though he is back in the room

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By *evanianMan
1 day ago

Flintshire

"The Good Old Days with Leonard Sachs 😀

His loss was a catenatory one, leaving a chain of memories that will be cherished for years to come. His extraordinary exuberance of pizzazz, verbosity and plumacious presence are sorely missed.

Leonard Sachs - 1909-1990

Verbi gratia, magister.

Requiescat in pace🌿

🤣🤣🤣 It’s as though he is back in the room"

Gratias ago pro humanitate tua. May I offer my most sincere and hyperbolic plaidoyer of gratitude, for your exquisite phrase has not only rekindled the warm glow of nostalgia but has also, in its understated majesty, rendered further tribute superfluous, thereby exemplifying the very essence of Leonard Sachs' own effortless mastery of the spoken word.

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By *eannaTV/TS
1 day ago

Newport

Felix the cat cartoon, going to the minors cinema club on a Saturday morning, outside toilet bottom of the garden with frozen water in winter, bathtime in the zinc bath in front of the fire sharing the water, outside telephone where you had to push your penny in before you spoke, the 3 Rs at school (writing, reading and arithmetic), £ / and D (pounds, shilling and pence), scrumps from the fish and chip shop, I'm from Penzance Cornwall so you may have a different name for the bag of bits, batter, I can go on but I'll leave some for y'all

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By *ldmanMan
1 day ago

Rawcliffe Bridge.

"Felix the cat cartoon, going to the minors cinema club on a Saturday morning, outside toilet bottom of the garden with frozen water in winter, bathtime in the zinc bath in front of the fire sharing the water, outside telephone where you had to push your penny in before you spoke, the 3 Rs at school (writing, reading and arithmetic), £ / and D (pounds, shilling and pence), scrumps from the fish and chip shop, I'm from Penzance Cornwall so you may have a different name for the bag of bits, batter, I can go on but I'll leave some for y'all

Yes I remember frozen water in toilet at the bottom of the garden, and small zibc bath, usually called baby bath, in front of the fire, and filled from kettles and pans of water that was heated on the same fire.

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By *ustOneBearMan
1 day ago

Neath

Sex before HIV.

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By *onkfish10Man
1 day ago

Shropshire

When rain was called rain not yellow weather warning

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By *annyDanielleMan
1 day ago

Street, Somerset

The Tomorrow People. Like it was yesterday.

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By *mandaWhenDressedMan
1 day ago

around

Having to do PE and forgetting the kit

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By *nyonethereMan
1 day ago

Aberdeen

Still get a dustman up my back alley now and then, he always leaves something instead of taking anything away lol

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By *ickenG47Man
1 day ago

Gloucester

Farthings (quarter of an old penny) and 2 shilling pieces called Florins. the late Queens Coronation on a 9 inch telly. Then came Muffin the Mule, Andy Pandy and then In Town Tonight. The first sort of News Magazine programme. Sooty and Sweep I've still got my Sweep hand puppet.

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By *oose1Man
1 day ago

doncaster

When we had had an Army ready to deploy

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By *aelstromMan
24 hours ago

Doncaster

Asbestos mats under the bunson burners in science lessons.

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By *hilledazzMan
22 hours ago

Down

Quality Street coming in tins containing 5lbs of sweeties.

Frank Thornton presenting a public information film and urging us “when we take this model on the road we proceed at all times with great caution”.

Likewise Donald Pleasance telling us he “was the spirit of dark and lonely water”,

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By *ammy39 OP Man
21 hours ago

Glenrothes

When we had Woolworths at Christmas

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By *eepeter4Man
21 hours ago

Bournemouth

"When we had Woolworths at Christmas

"
according to a recent survey Woolworths was the most miss store on the High Street

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By *55 ManMan
21 hours ago

Castlerea

Smoking on planes, trains and in cinemas.

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By *ammy39 OP Man
21 hours ago

Glenrothes

"When we had Woolworths at Christmas

according to a recent survey Woolworths was the most miss store on the High Street "

I can believe that. Loved Woolworths

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By *al423Man
21 hours ago

Stoke-on-Trent

Rag n bone men with a horse and cart

Watching Neil Armstrong step onto the moon

3 wheel electric milk floats

Dad sending me to the shop with 10p to get him 10 No6 fags

Going to the chippy and paying 5p for a portion

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By *ilke500Man
21 hours ago

edinburgh

Problem is I’m so old I can’t remember…..

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By *ldmanMan
20 hours ago

Rawcliffe Bridge.

"Having to do PE and forgetting the kit"

And having to do PE in your underwear.

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By *onmar01Couple (MM)
19 hours ago

Bargoed

I used to work at a motorway service station (South Mimms on the M25) at the petrol station. Remember when customers complained when the price of petrol went up from 49.9p per litre to 50.9p saying how expensive it was. Which it was,being a service station.

Oh if only petrol was that 'expensive' now.

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By *ewthrillsMan
19 hours ago

Coventry

I'm old I can remember the paper £1 note. And half penny sweets

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By *airythighs61Man
19 hours ago

North Norfolk

Andy Pandy , Bill & Ben ...Tails from the Riverbank , Listen with Mother ..Blue Peter when Val Singleton, Peter Purves & John Nokes talked to children as if they were adults ...oh for those civilised times !

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By *ustOneBearMan
19 hours ago

Neath

John Noakes climbing up Nelson’s Column by ladder to clean it and mentioning the camera man who did it carrying the heavy camera equipment.

It was the most talked about thing at school the next day

It’s on YouTube if you want to see why we need health and safety

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By *ucksitupMan
16 hours ago

Shrewsbury

"Crossroads Benny, Miss Luke,Miss Diane and Amy Turtle Plus What ever the Chef was called "

The chef was Shughie Mcfee

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By *ammy39 OP Man
13 hours ago

Glenrothes

Muffin the Mule !!!!

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By *evanianMan
2 hours ago

Flintshire

Izal toilet paper, in the outside bog, guaranteed to give you a shiny red cherry!

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By *speedoMan
50 minutes ago

eastbourne

White dog shit on the pavement

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