goldfinchmule
Player Valuation: £15m
Perfect, except it should have been in a newspaper.
The Oldies Thread
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It's the export tax .
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Look at me, all dressed up for a wedding posing next to my new Welsh Dresser, or was it Dutch? 
about 1979 I reckon
about 1979 I reckon
notrevE5
Player Valuation: £10m
Well I must admit he dressed you well didn't he Sue?Look at me, all dressed up for a wedding posing next to my new Welsh Dresser, or was it Dutch?
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Yes he was very good, could be a bit wooden at timesWell I must admit he dressed you well didn't he Sue?
I still wear them now when I wear my 40's/50's stuff, get strange looks off younger folk though
gonetomorrow
Player Valuation: £80m
This fish did not die in vain.
….Bubble & Squeak, don’t recall ever having it but think it was made from leftovers;
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Had that yesterday with lamb brains and minty lamb gravy, very nice.
…..notice an article reporting £millions are unclaimed from Premium Bonds.
Mrs Eggs and I are both pretty much maxed out in Bonds and check our numbers in the on-line prize winner each month but lots of people still have old paper premium bonds, often bought for them when they were children.
If you have paper bonds, it’s easy to go on-line and register the number with your current address, they might owe you a few bob.
Mrs Eggs and I are both pretty much maxed out in Bonds and check our numbers in the on-line prize winner each month but lots of people still have old paper premium bonds, often bought for them when they were children.
If you have paper bonds, it’s easy to go on-line and register the number with your current address, they might owe you a few bob.
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summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Just watched this Public Information Film from BR warning about the dangers of playing on the railways. The 1970s were a different country, never be filmed nowadays. It was subsequently withdrawn due to protests, and I'm not suprised.
Culture: The Finishing Line: The Banned Public Information Film
In the 1970s Britain was a pretty dark and depressing place at times, power cuts, the 3 day week, mountains of rubbish mounting on city streets. And nowhere was the darkest felt more, than in Public...
www.weirdretro.org.uk
Never had it in my life, never any food left over in our house