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• #427
Who's got life insurance?
me
and a pension policy..
and a will
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• #428
Who has still got one of these???
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• #429
Who's got life insurance?
You've got kids, haven't you?
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• #430
Men were proper men back then...
L to R: B&D, Pip...err...Pip, B&D
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• #432
You've got kids, haven't you?
Can't afford life insurance and pension plan anymore, but I pay some money in an investment fund and have a couple of properties abroad. That should do.
Who's got more hair in ears and nose combined than on their head?
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• #433
i just comb the hair on my back up 'n over. works a treat.
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• #434
school tv program "how we used to live"
no central heating, no heating except open fire in front room and rayburn in kitchen.
being made to saw logs when getting home from school or there would be no fire to keep warm.
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• #435
Childrens TV designed to give you nightmares
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• #436
L to R: B&D, Pip...err...Pip, B&D
Saucy fucker...
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• #437
forgot all about picture box. that bloke was well scary.
did tom baker do jackanory? or was it book tower? he was brilliant in that, he used to pause and engage the camera in a rather spooky way. -
• #438
Writing on your the sole of your slipper with a biro.
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• #439
This was a fortune:
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• #440
Churchill's funeral.
Black buildings all over London
The opening of the Victoria Line
The last steam trains
The launch of the QE2
Independence ceremonies all over the Empire
The Vietnam War on the news every night
Casual and universal racism/sexism etc
Everlasting strips
Blackjacks
Penny chews (Old pennies that is)
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• #441
This was a fortune:
no memory of tenners. fivers were special. we were poor.
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• #443
no memory of tenners. fivers were special. we were poor.
That's ten Shillings not pounds.
You probably don't remember shillings do you?
Callow youth.
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• #444
Eamon Andrews presenting CrackerJack
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• #445
That's ten Shillings not pounds.
You probably don't remember shillings do you?
Callow youth.
no. but george VI shillings remained as 10p pieces for quite a while.
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• #446
Casual and universal racism/sexism etc
My wife's words:
Corner shops run by English
Pizzerias and ice cream vans run by Italians
Being turned away from the pub or restaurant for being black (even on a school trip)
Being punched in the face repeatedly by an interviewing officer in the Paddington police station
Being casually dragged out of the car and beaten by police for being black and then told that you're being watchedAnd this:
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• #447
Centre partings or 'fanny heads'...
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• #448
You wouldn't smoke or swear on the street as a kid, because there will always be a stranger who'd pull your ear. You'd be scared of adults.
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• #449
saying please and thankyou, not speaking until being spoken to, standing when women/older people entered the room, holding doors open for people.
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• #450
You wouldn't smoke or swear on the street as a kid, because there will always be a stranger who'd pull your ear. You'd be scared of adults.
You also would not cycle on the pavement or cycle without lights for the same reasons.
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