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By *ammy aka Sammy OP   TV/TS
5 hours ago

Bedford

For example

Smith's crisps always had a little blue bag of salt inside the bag x

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By *allgreyMan
5 hours ago

Tenby

Thats going back a few years

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By *PIGMan
5 hours ago

Northampton

When Gay meant happy...

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By *andomguy321Man
5 hours ago

reading

When Jack the Ripper put Whitechapel on the map ... Nobody would bother booking a walking tour there otherwise.

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By *hloxbeautMan
5 hours ago

edinburgh


"For example

Smith's crisps always had a little blue bag of salt inside the bag x"

Salt n Shake

You can still buy them like that

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By *MB9Man
5 hours ago

Northampton


"For example

Smith's crisps always had a little blue bag of salt inside the bag x"

still do

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By *oxymusicMan
5 hours ago

Cowbridge

Dog licence, in 1979 it was 37.5p

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By *anformeMan
5 hours ago

notts

When fabguys meant fabguys and not madguys or nastyguys

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By *ammy aka Sammy OP   TV/TS
5 hours ago

Bedford


"Thats going back a few years"
well at 75 and a bit so do i lol x

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By *MB9Man
5 hours ago

Northampton

Snickers were Marathon

Starburst were Opal Fruits

Simpler times

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By *oxymusicMan
5 hours ago

Cowbridge


"For example

Smith's crisps always had a little blue bag of salt inside the bag x still do"

I was thinking that as I’m sure I seen them the other week, although I think they’re Walkers now.

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By *ammy aka Sammy OP   TV/TS
5 hours ago

Bedford

Money back on empty pop and beer bottles x

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By *oath 555Man
5 hours ago

Cardiff

I'm 41

At what age did you become this?

Always hankering for the past?

I understand, you were fitter in many sense of the word..

But I've had grandparents like this and I gotta tell you, you weren't my faves!

I also had a grandma, was fab!! Loved life!! And looked forward. Accepted that was then but that's not the way we're traveling

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By *oxymusicMan
4 hours ago

Cowbridge

A tenner in pesetas would buy your drinks all night, fags, meal & cab home in Spain.

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By *anformeMan
4 hours ago

notts

Jamboree bags.

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By *oath 555Man
4 hours ago

Cardiff

This!!!

This whole thread. Is what we want Britain to be when we were 10!

Life moves on. Move with it

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By *xtraoneMan
4 hours ago

Gloucester

Having TB as a child and a mate who had Polio good old days.

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By *op07041952Man
4 hours ago

birmingham


"For example

Smith's crisps always had a little blue bag of salt inside the bag x"

Not always, was crap when it wasn’t there

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By *ilthy tracy300Man
4 hours ago

lancashire

Flexible records

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By *op07041952Man
4 hours ago

birmingham


"When Gay meant happy..."
doesn’t it still?

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By *andomguy321Man
4 hours ago

reading

When you could see a doctor when you needed one ... and not two weeks afterwards.

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By *oath 555Man
4 hours ago

Cardiff

Polio

No running water

No electric

3 day working week

Rationing

No abortions

No blacks

No dogs

no Irish

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By *edDog300Man
4 hours ago

mansfield


"For example

Smith's crisps always had a little blue bag of salt inside the bag x still do"

no longer a blue bag, it’s clear one but doesn’t open like it used to either

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By *oxymusicMan
4 hours ago

Cowbridge

Free whoopee cushion in the Beano now & then

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By *anformeMan
4 hours ago

notts

Well it all depends on which period one is talking about. Some good times some bad times.

ie. 1967. Decriminalised homosexuality

1980,s. Section 28

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By *oath 555Man
4 hours ago

Cardiff


"When you could see a doctor when you needed one ... and not two weeks afterwards. "

Isn't it your own fault? You've voted for parties who depriortise investing in the state?

And as the population grew, we needed a growth model to support the old?

So lower state. Lower taxation. = More people to generate more money????

But, what happens when those people are old?

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By *op07041952Man
4 hours ago

birmingham


"This!!!

This whole thread. Is what we want Britain to be when we were 10!

Life moves on. Move with it "

If we are on here we have embraced modern technology and times, but nothing wrong with a bit of nostalgia, your not old enough to understand yet

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By *tar33Man
4 hours ago

North London (outer)


"When Jack the Ripper put Whitechapel on the map ... Nobody would bother booking a walking tour there otherwise.

"

The Kray Twins had a stab at it, literally and figuratively.

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By *iFun76Man
4 hours ago

Wallingford

Look In magazines and my trusty Spectrum +2. Great days indeed.

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By *3versMan
4 hours ago

glasgow

Appliances came with no plugs and you had to decide on a hierarchy of needs

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By *oath 555Man
4 hours ago

Cardiff


"Appliances came with no plugs and you had to decide on a hierarchy of needs"

Explains a lot

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By *tar33Man
4 hours ago

North London (outer)


"Dog licence, in 1979 it was 37.5p"

That was for a coloured dog, it was 25p for a black and white one.

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By *andomguy321Man
4 hours ago

reading


"When Jack the Ripper put Whitechapel on the map ... Nobody would bother booking a walking tour there otherwise.

The Kray Twins had a stab at it, literally and figuratively."

If only their identities had remained a mystery ... Missed a trick there

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By *oath 555Man
4 hours ago

Cardiff


"This!!!

This whole thread. Is what we want Britain to be when we were 10!

Life moves on. Move with it

If we are on here we have embraced modern technology and times, but nothing wrong with a bit of nostalgia, your not old enough to understand yet"

Babe. Have you, modern technology? Or your current phone allows you access?

Everything, is wrong with nostalgia. Trump and Farage feed off it

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By *3versMan
4 hours ago

glasgow

Smoking indoors in public places, or at the back of a plane

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By *oath 555Man
4 hours ago

Cardiff


"Smoking indoors in public places, or at the back of a plane"

Exactly

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By *andomguy321Man
4 hours ago

reading


"Appliances came with no plugs and you had to decide on a hierarchy of needs"

The meritocracy of domestic need .... Kids today with their Multi-Port USB Hubs and wireless connections .... No wonder they all have ADHD & can't decide what gender they are.

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By *oath 555Man
4 hours ago

Cardiff


"Appliances came with no plugs and you had to decide on a hierarchy of needs

The meritocracy of domestic need .... Kids today with their Multi-Port USB Hubs and wireless connections .... No wonder they all have ADHD & can't decide what gender they are.

"

Was it?

Or are people facing real problems, that didn't exist when you were young.

Because one thing the world does is move on!!

Not like this lot

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By *iFun76Man
4 hours ago

Wallingford


"Appliances came with no plugs and you had to decide on a hierarchy of needs

The meritocracy of domestic need .... Kids today with their Multi-Port USB Hubs and wireless connections .... No wonder they all have ADHD & can't decide what gender they are.

Was it?

Or are people facing real problems, that didn't exist when you were young.

Because one thing the world does is move on!!

Not like this lot "

A few of us are just reminiscing over our youth. If you don't like it bore off because you're very boring.

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By *eepeter4Man
4 hours ago

Bournemouth

When Fish and chips was a cheap takeaway now you need a bank loan to buy them theses day's

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By *oath 555Man
4 hours ago

Cardiff


"Appliances came with no plugs and you had to decide on a hierarchy of needs

The meritocracy of domestic need .... Kids today with their Multi-Port USB Hubs and wireless connections .... No wonder they all have ADHD & can't decide what gender they are.

Was it?

Or are people facing real problems, that didn't exist when you were young.

Because one thing the world does is move on!!

Not like this lot

A few of us are just reminiscing over our youth. If you don't like it bore off because you're very boring.

"

That's cool, reminisce with friends, remember the good, don't love there!!

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By *andomguy321Man
4 hours ago

reading


"Appliances came with no plugs and you had to decide on a hierarchy of needs

The meritocracy of domestic need .... Kids today with their Multi-Port USB Hubs and wireless connections .... No wonder they all have ADHD & can't decide what gender they are.

Was it?

Or are people facing real problems, that didn't exist when you were young.

Because one thing the world does is move on!!

Not like this lot

A few of us are just reminiscing over our youth. If you don't like it bore off because you're very boring.

"

There's always one ... and he's it

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By *eepeter4Man
4 hours ago

Bournemouth

I am sure the Baron Knights sang a song about this subject

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By *3versMan
4 hours ago

glasgow


"I am sure the Baron Knights sang a song about this subject "

You tried to tape songs from the Charts on a Sunday Evening

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By *oath 555Man
4 hours ago

Cardiff

Everyone still alive ?

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By *evanianMan
3 hours ago

Gogledd Ddwyrain Cymru

"The Brylcream Boys" during an era when most guys over a certain age would slick their hair down with Brylcream before going out.

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By *3versMan
3 hours ago

glasgow


""The Brylcream Boys" during an era when most guys over a certain age would slick their hair down with Brylcream before going out. "

That was my first lube

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By *iFun76Man
3 hours ago

Wallingford


"Everyone still alive ?"

You really are a bitter individual aren't you. Have a cup of tea and a biscuit and relax dear.

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By *awsMan
3 hours ago

Portsmouth


"When you could see a doctor when you needed one ... and not two weeks afterwards. "

Two weeks, you lucky fella, I needed to see a Dr in early February and was told the earliest appointment would be in March which was just over four weeks.

I think it’s Liebours way of reducing the waiting lists, you die even before seeing a Dr so you don’t end up being added to the list!

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By *oath 555Man
3 hours ago

Cardiff

Oh, darn, here we go talking and ah yaking about those good old times.

When. We had black outs, gays had no rights, women couldn't get mortgages with support. Abortion? That were done, illegally, down a back ally

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By *awsMan
3 hours ago

Portsmouth


"When you could see a doctor when you needed one ... and not two weeks afterwards.

Isn't it your own fault? You've voted for parties who depriortise investing in the state?

And as the population grew, we needed a growth model to support the old?

So lower state. Lower taxation. = More people to generate more money????

But, what happens when those people are old?"

🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱!

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By *awsMan
3 hours ago

Portsmouth


"Oh, darn, here we go talking and ah yaking about those good old times.

When. We had black outs, gays had no rights, women couldn't get mortgages with support. Abortion? That were done, illegally, down a back ally "

If you don’t like the thread why do you post to it, you must be really tired after carrying the massive chip on your shoulder around with you all the time!

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By *oath 555Man
3 hours ago

Cardiff

Exactly, you don't care, your tired!

That's the problem, you don't care about the young. But the young are your future! They pay your pension!

So sharpen up!!

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By *andomguy321Man
3 hours ago

reading


"When you could see a doctor when you needed one ... and not two weeks afterwards.

Two weeks, you lucky fella, I needed to see a Dr in early February and was told the earliest appointment would be in March which was just over four weeks.

I think it’s Liebours way of reducing the waiting lists, you die even before seeing a Dr so you don’t end up being added to the list!"

They used to make house calls, too.

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By *iFun76Man
3 hours ago

Wallingford


"Oh, darn, here we go talking and ah yaking about those good old times.

When. We had black outs, gays had no rights, women couldn't get mortgages with support. Abortion? That were done, illegally, down a back ally "

Ah yes back alleys, thank you for reminding me. I do like visiting and popping up a good back alley 😜😜

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By *eejay69Man
3 hours ago

Stockport


"Smoking indoors in public places, or at the back of a plane"
When ordering a table to eat out, you’d be asked “smoking or non-smoking”

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By *oath 555Man
3 hours ago

Cardiff


"When you could see a doctor when you needed one ... and not two weeks afterwards.

Two weeks, you lucky fella, I needed to see a Dr in early February and was told the earliest appointment would be in March which was just over four weeks.

I think it’s Liebours way of reducing the waiting lists, you die even before seeing a Dr so you don’t end up being added to the list!

They used to make house calls, too."

You want everything to stay as it was in 1924

Or whenever it was that life was perfect for you

Your backwards, I've tried being kind. Saying work on yourselves. But you dont

Your just willfully ignorant

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By *iFun76Man
3 hours ago

Wallingford


"When you could see a doctor when you needed one ... and not two weeks afterwards.

Two weeks, you lucky fella, I needed to see a Dr in early February and was told the earliest appointment would be in March which was just over four weeks.

I think it’s Liebours way of reducing the waiting lists, you die even before seeing a Dr so you don’t end up being added to the list!

They used to make house calls, too.

You want everything to stay as it was in 1924

Or whenever it was that life was perfect for you

Your backwards, I've tried being kind. Saying work on yourselves. But you dont

Your just willfully ignorant "

And I deduce that your grammar is also willfully ignorant.

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By *awsMan
3 hours ago

Portsmouth


"Exactly, you don't care, your tired!

That's the problem, you don't care about the young. But the young are your future! They pay your pension!

So sharpen up!!"

No they don’t, I invested into my own private pension for my future, but true to form Liebour are trying to get their grubby little hands on it to give it to the lazy parasites who can’t be bothered to work.

I thick you should be telling your generation to sharpen up as most of them don’t want to work and go out of their way to avoid it

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By *eejay69Man
3 hours ago

Stockport


"When you could see a doctor when you needed one ... and not two weeks afterwards.

Two weeks, you lucky fella, I needed to see a Dr in early February and was told the earliest appointment would be in March which was just over four weeks.

I think it’s Liebours way of reducing the waiting lists, you die even before seeing a Dr so you don’t end up being added to the list!

They used to make house calls, too.

You want everything to stay as it was in 1924

Or whenever it was that life was perfect for you

Your backwards, I've tried being kind. Saying work on yourselves. But you dont

Your just willfully ignorant "

Did anyone say we wanted to return to those days?

Reminiscing is recalling the period… because we remember the times doesn’t necessarily mean we want to go back to them….

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By *andomguy321Man
3 hours ago

reading


"When you could see a doctor when you needed one ... and not two weeks afterwards.

Two weeks, you lucky fella, I needed to see a Dr in early February and was told the earliest appointment would be in March which was just over four weeks.

I think it’s Liebours way of reducing the waiting lists, you die even before seeing a Dr so you don’t end up being added to the list!

They used to make house calls, too.

You want everything to stay as it was in 1924

Or whenever it was that life was perfect for you

Your backwards, I've tried being kind. Saying work on yourselves. But you dont

Your just willfully ignorant

And I deduce that your grammar is also willfully ignorant."

He's in his cups again .... Just sad and lonely

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By *oath 555Man
3 hours ago

Cardiff


"When you could see a doctor when you needed one ... and not two weeks afterwards.

Two weeks, you lucky fella, I needed to see a Dr in early February and was told the earliest appointment would be in March which was just over four weeks.

I think it’s Liebours way of reducing the waiting lists, you die even before seeing a Dr so you don’t end up being added to the list!

They used to make house calls, too.

You want everything to stay as it was in 1924

Or whenever it was that life was perfect for you

Your backwards, I've tried being kind. Saying work on yourselves. But you dont

Your just willfully ignorant

And I deduce that your grammar is also willfully ignorant."

That is true, it always has been, throughout my education, but my ability, reflect, learn and apply it to real world scenarios is world class!! So I've always fired through.

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By *awsMan
3 hours ago

Portsmouth

Here’s a blast from the past, who re bears Green Shield stamps? Your mum making you stick the bloody things in the book!

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By *oath 555Man
3 hours ago

Cardiff


"When you could see a doctor when you needed one ... and not two weeks afterwards.

Two weeks, you lucky fella, I needed to see a Dr in early February and was told the earliest appointment would be in March which was just over four weeks.

I think it’s Liebours way of reducing the waiting lists, you die even before seeing a Dr so you don’t end up being added to the list!

They used to make house calls, too.

You want everything to stay as it was in 1924

Or whenever it was that life was perfect for you

Your backwards, I've tried being kind. Saying work on yourselves. But you dont

Your just willfully ignorant

And I deduce that your grammar is also willfully ignorant.

He's in his cups again .... Just sad and lonely"

What do you call a doctor with a pass, merit or distinction?

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By *iFun76Man
3 hours ago

Wallingford


"When you could see a doctor when you needed one ... and not two weeks afterwards.

Two weeks, you lucky fella, I needed to see a Dr in early February and was told the earliest appointment would be in March which was just over four weeks.

I think it’s Liebours way of reducing the waiting lists, you die even before seeing a Dr so you don’t end up being added to the list!

They used to make house calls, too.

You want everything to stay as it was in 1924

Or whenever it was that life was perfect for you

Your backwards, I've tried being kind. Saying work on yourselves. But you dont

Your just willfully ignorant

And I deduce that your grammar is also willfully ignorant.

That is true, it always has been, throughout my education, but my ability, reflect, learn and apply it to real world scenarios is world class!! So I've always fired through."

You have indeed fired through.....fired through many friends with an outlook on life like yours.

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By *oath 555Man
3 hours ago

Cardiff


"When you could see a doctor when you needed one ... and not two weeks afterwards.

Two weeks, you lucky fella, I needed to see a Dr in early February and was told the earliest appointment would be in March which was just over four weeks.

I think it’s Liebours way of reducing the waiting lists, you die even before seeing a Dr so you don’t end up being added to the list!

They used to make house calls, too.

You want everything to stay as it was in 1924

Or whenever it was that life was perfect for you

Your backwards, I've tried being kind. Saying work on yourselves. But you dont

Your just willfully ignorant

And I deduce that your grammar is also willfully ignorant.

That is true, it always has been, throughout my education, but my ability, reflect, learn and apply it to real world scenarios is world class!! So I've always fired through.

You have indeed fired through.....fired through many friends with an outlook on life like yours."

You can only make that comment of you knew my me or my friends

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By *oath 555Man
3 hours ago

Cardiff

You can only make that comment if you knew me or my friends

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By *iFun76Man
3 hours ago

Wallingford


"You can only make that comment if you knew me or my friends "

Well I'm quite glad I don't know you, and if your friends are the same as you I'm glad I don't know them either.

And finally, oh look I did make that comment without knowing any of you. Henceforth yet again you're talking nonsense. Something that it's becoming apparent you're very good at.

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By *oath 555Man
3 hours ago

Cardiff


"You can only make that comment if you knew me or my friends

Well I'm quite glad I don't know you, and if your friends are the same as you I'm glad I don't know them either.

And finally, oh look I did make that comment without knowing any of you. Henceforth yet again you're talking nonsense. Something that it's becoming apparent you're very good at."

Please make me relevent??

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By *andomguy321Man
3 hours ago

reading


"Here’s a blast from the past, who re bears Green Shield stamps? Your mum making you stick the bloody things in the book!"

Glue-Tongue .. We all had it back in the day.

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By *iFun76Man
3 hours ago

Wallingford

Anyhow back to the topic of the post.

Does anyone remember Starfleet? The puppet series on ITV that Brian May did the theme tune for?

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By *iFun76Man
3 hours ago

Wallingford

I use to hate the taste of that glue. To this day I still wince at the taste of licking envelopes lol

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By *andomguy321Man
3 hours ago

reading


"Anyhow back to the topic of the post.

Does anyone remember Starfleet? The puppet series on ITV that Brian May did the theme tune for?"

No ... That was just a particularly lucid dream you had one night after licking too many stamps

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By *iFun76Man
3 hours ago

Wallingford


"Anyhow back to the topic of the post.

Does anyone remember Starfleet? The puppet series on ITV that Brian May did the theme tune for?

No ... That was just a particularly lucid dream you had one night after licking too many stamps"

Absolutely no fear of me getting high off that glue 🤢🤢🤢 lol. It's a real thing I swear mate. Use to love it as a kid, never missed an episode and always watched Saint & Greavsie after.

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By *oxymusicMan
3 hours ago

Cowbridge


"Anyhow back to the topic of the post.

Does anyone remember Starfleet? The puppet series on ITV that Brian May did the theme tune for?"

No but I remember Michael Bentine’s Potty Time.

Grotesque puppets with beards and no legs, a bit like the Ayatollah. 😄

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By *leepflowerMan
2 hours ago

Leek


"Snickers were Marathon

Starburst were Opal Fruits

Simpler times "

July 19th:

Marathon becomes Snickers

Galway liberated from Indians

Ice age ends

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By *iFun76Man
2 hours ago

Wallingford


"Anyhow back to the topic of the post.

Does anyone remember Starfleet? The puppet series on ITV that Brian May did the theme tune for?

No but I remember Michael Bentine’s Potty Time.

Grotesque puppets with beards and no legs, a bit like the Ayatollah. 😄"

I'm too young to remember Potty Time but I've seen clips.

Your comparison did make me laugh out loud though bud 👍

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By *oath 555Man
2 hours ago

Cardiff

Your all fucking weird

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By *lackbootzMan
2 hours ago

Hayes, Middx


"This!!!

This whole thread. Is what we want Britain to be when we were 10!

Life moves on. Move with it "

There’s actually some very important psychological research about people who can’t experience nostalgia or tend to minimalise nostalgia exactly as you just have. Nostalgia is recognised as a near-universal phenomenon and it appears as a fundamentally positive emotion. It is considered one of the socially connected emotional responses - and - exactly as this thread offered and is enjoyed by most other contributors - it strengthens our social bonds, it can combat any feelings of isolation or loneliness, and it enhances our empathy. (“Do we all remember when there were blue salt bags in crisps? etc) If you can’t do nostalgia, can you be properly empathetic..? A preference for current experiences only is often seen as a psychological coping mechanism that actively disengages from memories. It’s often depression, PTSD, psychological trauma etc etc that instigates this. Of course castigating other people’s important sense of nostalgia as you just have suggests a more serious malaise and intolerance. This all tells us so much about you.

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By *andomguy321Man
2 hours ago

reading

Anyone remember Knicker Knock Box?

Early 70's .... Groundbreaking in its time (such a shame that almost all the recorded episodes got destroyed during the puritanical purge of the late 70s)

youtube.com/watch?v=7w4sqWc6S1o (1st episode)

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By *lackbootzMan
2 hours ago

Hayes, Middx


"Your all fucking weird "

Or perhaps everyone else is normal, and you’re weird.

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By *oath 555Man
2 hours ago

Cardiff

It's all entirely possible!

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By *uriohornMan
2 hours ago

Kettering

Lsd was easy to get hold of and we had a choice of quality hashish

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By *oxymusicMan
2 hours ago

Cowbridge


"Your all fucking weird "

That’s a bit rich!

You said you went to Dubai to inseminate sheep.

Why didn’t just go up the Rhondda like the rest of us south Welsh?

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By *londebiguyMan
2 hours ago

near Southport


"For example

Smith's crisps always had a little blue bag of salt inside the bag x"

Weren't they only the Salt n' Shake brand ones?

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By *oath 555Man
2 hours ago

Cardiff

A) it's was about genetics, how we could make a popular product cheaper. Because, even though you don't pay income tax. You do pay a lot for imports.

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By *awihMan
1 hour ago

Aldershot


"Here’s a blast from the past, who re bears Green Shield stamps? Your mum making you stick the bloody things in the book!"

I also remember Pink Stamps as well, and the co-op gave you blue dividend stamps.

You got 240 pennies in £1. 10 shilling notes. 4 black jams or fruit salads for 1/2d. 2nd class stamp was 3d

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By *awihMan
1 hour ago

Aldershot


"For example

Smith's crisps always had a little blue bag of salt inside the bag x

Weren't they only the Salt n' Shake brand ones?"

Well originally it wasn’t a little blue bag of salt, it was a twisted wrap.

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By *arkstaffMan
55 minutes ago

Rugeley

Petrol and diesel being sold in gallons? Changing to sale by litres was just a con. A vehicles fuel consumption is still measured in Miles per Gallon, you never hear of Miles per Litre..

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By *tmguylookingMan
54 minutes ago

Chesterfield


"Snickers were Marathon

Starburst were Opal Fruits

Simpler times "

And a hundred pence was 240 pennies

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By *tmguylookingMan
49 minutes ago

Chesterfield


"When you could see a doctor when you needed one ... and not two weeks afterwards.

Two weeks, you lucky fella, I needed to see a Dr in early February and was told the earliest appointment would be in March which was just over four weeks.

I think it’s Liebours way of reducing the waiting lists, you die even before seeing a Dr so you don’t end up being added to the list!"

Actually it was 8 weeks before labour came into power, so you see, things are getting better

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