Quote by Trevaunance
Frey Bentos meat pies in tins
Still on sale ;)
Oh now that's just cruel! I love those pies, and now they do one with ale!! Guess what's going on our shopping list next week! :lickface:
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Things our kids will never know....
Quote by Cubes
Frey Bentos meat pies in tins
Still on sale ;)
Oh now that's just cruel! I love those pies, and now they do one with ale!! Guess what's going on our shopping list next week! :lickface:
Blimey are they still about, all the Argentinian stuff in our local Tesco's has been replaced with stuff from Poland and Nepal!
Orgasminator
Quote by Marya_Northeast
I think it's a shame the younger generation will never learn how to spell.
they canj its just us based pc spell checker
What our kids won't experience, what about you lot ?
Riding a penny farthing
ration books
gas lighting
the workhouse
cleaning the chimney
the rag and bone man
the helter skelter
carpet bombing in your city
conscription
public flogging
hanging
press ganging
deportation to the colonies
spare cash in your pocket
a good summer without rain
For me and my kids it is different
They will never experience the things I did.
Sweeping out the cave floor with sticks
making fire (without matches, lighters etc)
my first hunt for a brontasauras
making my own spear
seeing my first dodo
Riding a penny farthing
ration books
gas lighting
the workhouse
cleaning the chimney
the rag and bone man
the helter skelter
carpet bombing in your city
conscription
public flogging
hanging
press ganging
deportation to the colonies
spare cash in your pocket
a good summer without rain
For me and my kids it is different
They will never experience the things I did.
Sweeping out the cave floor with sticks
making fire (without matches, lighters etc)
my first hunt for a brontasauras
making my own spear
seeing my first dodo
Quote by MidsCouple24
What our kids won't experience, what about you lot ?
Riding a penny farthing
ration books
gas lighting
the workhouse
cleaning the chimney
the rag and bone man
the helter skelter
carpet bombing in your city
conscription
public flogging
hanging
press ganging
deportation to the colonies
spare cash in your pocket
a good summer without rain
For me and my kids it is different
They will never experience the things I did.
Sweeping out the cave floor with sticks
making fire (without matches, lighters etc)
my first hunt for a brontasauras
making my own spear
seeing my first dodo
You've led a sheltered life obviously:
the workhouse It's now called a kitchen or utility room, i'm chained to it some days.
cleaning the chimney We have 3 chimneys here, all unused, two are uncapped, one currently has a bees nest in it, we've just purchased a sweep set and swept the two empty ones leaving the bees nest one alone for now.
public flogging renamed ' the media '
and you sure you posted the below correctly?
seeing my first dodo not dildo? - Just a thought, I have them occasionally.
Sex God
Quote by Toots
and you sure you posted the below correctly?
seeing my first dodo not dildo? - Just a thought, I have them occasionally.
What dildos ?
Sexpert
Quote by SinSi
White dog poo!!
You can still get this by feeding the dogs enough bones.
Forum Virgin
They'll never need to remember a phone number!
Quote by Cubes
Milk in a glass bottle wiv cream on the top under a silver foil lid
Oh yeah, I forgot about that. We used to have to save the foil tops to send off to Valerie Singleton so she could turn them into lifeboats and guide dogs etc. :thumbup:
How about only having two sorts of crisps: Plain, or add your own salt from the little blue bag.
Quote by Andy_Jules
but Cubes, cos you is so ancient and all that, what about Rickets?
Oi! I resemble that remark!
;)Three channels? I can remember when we only had BBC and ITV. And it was all in black and white.
Sadly the one major thing we have lost since the 1950s, and children will never know, is freedom.
Quote by GregSH
Milk in a glass bottle wiv cream on the top under a silver foil lid
Oh yeah, I forgot about that. We used to have to save the foil tops to send off to Valerie Singleton so she could turn them into lifeboats and guide dogs etc. :thumbup:
How about only having two sorts of crisps: Plain, or add your own salt from the little blue bag.
Quote by Andy_Jules
but Cubes, cos you is so ancient and all that, what about Rickets?
Oi! I resemble that remark!
;)Three channels? I can remember when we only had BBC and ITV. And it was all in black and white.
Sadly the one major thing we have lost since the 1950s, and children will never know, is freedom.
Hell yeah! I remember all the hype about the BBC starting to broadcast in colour. I was totally pissed off when the allotted day arrived and everything was still in black and white. They said nowt about needing a colour telly. :lol2:
And the freedom thing: with the onset of the school holidays I was thinking the other day how I used disappear every day for six weeks, without ever needing to keep in touch with my parents. Even if I'd needed to it would have to be from a phone box. My kids can't go anywhere nowadays without us having their itinerary, contact details, and making sure their mobile is charged and off vibrate. Where did things start to go wrong?
Sex God
Quote by SinSi
Listening to the national anthem when the tv stations close for the night
followed by a white dot and a continous tone
or worse the scary child with her scary clown test card :scared:
or hiding behing the sofa when doctor who was on
Sex God
water bombs made from folded paper
being smacked by your parent
the school cane
making box carts with pram wheels an old pallet and some string
being smacked by your parent
the school cane
making box carts with pram wheels an old pallet and some string
Casanova
Quote by Cubes
They said nowt about needing a colour telly. :lol2:
Hmm! Had the opposite problem - the excitement of the colour tv fizzling out when I realised almost all programs were still in B&W! 3D, anyone?
Sex God
Things our kids will never know .....
1: what the world outside the cellar is like
2: where their mother is buried
1: what the world outside the cellar is like
2: where their mother is buried
