Blast from the past - remind us of a thing

Blast from the past - remind us of a thing

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dudleybloke

20,093 posts

189 months

Saturday 15th June
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zb said:
Oddly triggered by a post on the council thread, I was always gutted when the squares won. Was there not also a "live action" version of this with real puppets playing it out? Or have I Mandelad myself?

I think if was all thatv version above but will check when i get home.

FMOB

1,188 posts

15 months

Saturday 15th June
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The Crossfire game from the 80's

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZpCHsiC238

Would nver happen today, giving kids the chance to fire ball bearings towards each other as quickly as you can, reload and fire more..

DoctorX

7,360 posts

170 months

Saturday 15th June
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FMOB said:
The Crossfire game from the 80's

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZpCHsiC238

Would nver happen today, giving kids the chance to fire ball bearings towards each other as quickly as you can, reload and fire more..
I can still recall the blisters from playing that.

Super Sonic

5,563 posts

57 months

Saturday 15th June
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witteringon said:
Nicotine-stained fingers
Silver spoons on chains.

A993LAD

1,658 posts

224 months

Saturday 15th June
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shed driver said:
And I always wanted to buy one of these to recreate D-Day.



SD.
And you can still have one.....



21st Century Man

41,187 posts

251 months

Sunday 16th June
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From my observations of the last few months, dog st left on the pavement seems to be making a comeback furious

dickymint

24,772 posts

261 months

Sunday 16th June
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21st Century Man said:
From my observations of the last few months, dog st left on the pavement seems to be making a comeback furious
Not white though hehe

RammyMP

6,849 posts

156 months

Sunday 16th June
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DoctorX said:
FMOB said:
The Crossfire game from the 80's

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZpCHsiC238

Would nver happen today, giving kids the chance to fire ball bearings towards each other as quickly as you can, reload and fire more..
I can still recall the blisters from playing that.
I swallowed one of the ball bearings, my mother had I right fit and had her fingers down my throat trying to get me to sick it back up. She then took me to the doctors who told her it’s nothing to worry about and I’d st it out. hehe

Bright Halo

3,072 posts

238 months

Sunday 16th June
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RammyMP said:
DoctorX said:
FMOB said:
The Crossfire game from the 80's

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZpCHsiC238

Would nver happen today, giving kids the chance to fire ball bearings towards each other as quickly as you can, reload and fire more..
I can still recall the blisters from playing that.
I swallowed one of the ball bearings, my mother had I right fit and had her fingers down my throat trying to get me to sick it back up. She then took me to the doctors who told her it’s nothing to worry about and I’d st it out. hehe
As a child I swallowed a dice.
I was worried I might throw a six.

DickyC

50,264 posts

201 months

Sunday 16th June
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Telephone party lines.


Prehistoric communication cost saving absurdity.

Error_404_Username_not_found

2,458 posts

54 months

Sunday 16th June
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hehe
Banging on the wall "It's for you, Dave"!

DickyC

50,264 posts

201 months

Sunday 16th June
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Error_404_Username_not_found said:
hehe
Banging on the wall "It's for you, Dave"!
My parents' party line was with a house just the other side of the hill. The frequency with which they picked up the phone to hear the party line talking meant they got to know the people. He was a merchant ship's Captain away from home a lot and she was a very attractive and shapely lady who grew very fond of my dad.

Yes, it did cross my mind as the ways of world began to dawn on me.

nicanary

9,872 posts

149 months

Wednesday 26th June
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I couldn't find an exact picture of what I wanted, but anyhoo - the Euro 24 football has many players wearing a boot which reminds me of those half-orange and half-strawberry chews. Terrible taste in boots, wonderful sugar rush for a kid.


Jordie Barretts sock

5,041 posts

22 months

Wednesday 26th June
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Fruit Salad?

bigpriest

1,640 posts

133 months

Wednesday 26th June
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Jordie Barretts sock said:
Fruit Salad?
Rhubarb!

Doofus

26,562 posts

176 months

Wednesday 26th June
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hidetheelephants

25,788 posts

196 months

Wednesday 26th June
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Doofus said:
The routine use of harmonica in signature tunes. hehe

dickymint

24,772 posts

261 months

Wednesday 26th June
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Jordie Barretts sock said:
Fruit Salad?
This...........





Or these.....................


nicanary

9,872 posts

149 months

Wednesday 26th June
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Jordie Barretts sock said:
Fruit Salad?
That's the one! The boots are gopping.





anonymoususer

6,157 posts

51 months

Wednesday 26th June
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DickyC said:
Telephone party lines.

Prehistoric communication cost saving absurdity.



The paryty line button in all it's glory well ~OK it's labelled here as recall but it could be used for various functions. Depended on what the engineer wanted it to do.
It was more to do with capacity than saving money. The very first phone I had in my own lane was an Ivory GPO 746 party line phone