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2 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

My school had a mock election and I headed the NUTS (National Union of Teenage Socialists). I campaigned to get rid of that toilet paper, but l came second out of two so gave up politics.

I was a member of a school debating club we called the Kooth and Kulture Klub. We had pink T shirts printed with the team initials on it.

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I liked Victory V's. Probably still would. Perhaps. Maybe. Or maybe not. And I used to roll fags for my dad using tins of Golden Virginia. Hundreds of them. He died of lung cancer so perhaps I helped kill him.

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Toilet paper, Izal or any other, was a luxury - only for the elites.

 

For as long as I can remember as a small boy in post-WWII Britain,

we used newspaper - torn into appropriate-size squares.

 

I ask myself, "where have all the good times gone?"

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9 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

I am surprised that they have pictures of all those things.

It seems photography was already invented at that time. ????

 

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Is that one of these camera's that go up in smoke when to take a photo?

Posted
8 hours ago, KannikaP said:

In 1974 my band and I went to Norway for the first time and this song, Forever & Ever, was top there. I 5hagged my first Nog to this song. Ahhhh what memories.

Perry Como had a hit with that song back in the Fifties. ????????????

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9 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

I am surprised that they have pictures of all those things.

It seems photography was already invented at that time. ????

 

photo-1604125884462-125b077cd0d6?ixlib=r

 

Steady on, my first camera looked like that. Bought it at a jumble sale for 1/- and used it for several years. And I'm only 65!

 

In fact, I remember all of them. Loathed sterilised milk!

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12 minutes ago, NoshowJones said:

Perry Como had a hit with that song back in the Fifties. ????????????

Same title, different song.

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40 minutes ago, NoshowJones said:

Is that one of these camera's that go up in smoke when to take a photo?

 

Yup.

 

Julia Foster, absolutely stunning as the bride, is Ben Fogle's mum ???? 

 

 

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2 hours ago, Freddy42OZ said:

Working class people food. Hardly a culinary masterpiece.  

I can honestly say I've never, nor will I ever, eaten crisps or French fries in a sandwich.  

 

Don't knock what you've never tried!

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12 hours ago, GinBoy2 said:

But did notice a chip(crisp) sandwich.

A what!?

'Tis a chip butty. Never could see the sense of it but many loved 'em.

Posted
5 hours ago, Gottfrid said:

Well, just another weird insight in the crazy world of the Brits.

When I was doing some work in Germany back in the 80's I heard them referred to as 

 

'The Monkeys from the Islands'

 

Now you you know I love you guys, but you do have a reputation lol

Posted
5 hours ago, GinBoy2 said:

When I was doing some work in Germany back in the 80's I heard them referred to as 

 

'The Monkeys from the Islands'

 

Now you you know I love you guys, but you do have a reputation lol

What has Germany to do with this. You think I am German? 

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On 1/19/2023 at 4:32 AM, Orinoco said:

18 of them. :giggle:

IZAL toilet paper the worst in the world.

Nasty business, way to hard, sandpaper would have worked better.  most uk schools used it. :bah:

 

 

Like wiping your <deleted> with a cement bag!

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1 minute ago, Gottfrid said:

What has Germany to do with this. You think I am German? 

No, I have no idea what nationality you are.

 

Just commenting on the craziness of the British

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17 hours ago, Freddy42OZ said:

Working class people food. Hardly a culinary masterpiece.  

I can honestly say I've never, nor will I ever, eaten crisps or French fries in a sandwich.  

 

Bl@ody Vegans. 

Posted
20 minutes ago, roo860 said:

Like wiping your <deleted> with a cement bag!

Ok, let me understand this right. So, when did the instruction manual for making soft tissue paper reach Britain? But before that, you were all happy wiping it off with something resembling the feeling of a cement bag on sensible skin? Have I got it all there? ???? ????

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