davids
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You posh kids had it easy.
The Oldies Thread
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bcblue1878
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One of my favourite childhood programmes
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tommytowne
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Always recall a crew member Kowalski getting the short end of the stick each episode.
goldfinchmule
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Robinson crusoe, dubbed black and white tv show in the mornings in the 6 weaks hollidays.
….it was any paper or plastic in my day;
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
And having to use a fountain pen, the amount of leaks you got was stupidly frequent.
We used left over wallpaper- why cover your exercise school book so you knew it was yours maybe?
"fountain pen"? They were for posh kids.And having to use a fountain pen, the amount of leaks you got was stupidly frequent.
We had a nib on a stick that you dipped into your ink well.
tommytowne
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Wallpaper for us. Those from the posher places like Heswall had embossed quality material. You could tell us from Rock Ferry cos it was woodchip.
Charles Hawtrey
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Those dubbed TV shows not sure if I can rember all of them - let me know if you remember more....
Robinson Crusoe (obvs)
The Flashing Blade
Yao African Prince
Belle and Sebastian
White Horses
The Singing Ringing tree
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Monkey, that weird Japanese (?) martial arts nonsense. Never made any sense to me.
Can't even remember what it was about.
Charles Hawtrey
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I am not sure I knew what many of these were about, especially the Singing Ringing Tree which was East German I believe.Monkey, that weird Japanese (?) martial arts nonsense. Never made any sense to me.
Charles Hawtrey
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My fav was Yao, only because of the pigmy character Po with the blowpipe - his best line "did you think I would miss?" We named our Bullmastiff Po for that very reason and she was a total hunter of things too.
I used to use wallpaper too
