Bonfire night being on Nov 5th and not lasting two weeks.
Things from your childhood that's today youth wouldn't know?
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Two films too - the main film and one other and the on-screen adverts for hot dogs from the foyer. Oh, and the generic advert for the local Indian restaurant including directions of how to get there.
Children who only wore shorts and adults who only wore long trousers.
Blakeys.
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Hmmm back in the 60s a "lady" who lived locally to me had Elvis tatts on her legs also seams.
women without cocks
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Re driving through city centres, I remember well driving down to Ludlow. There was no bypass, so in those days, you drove through the high streets of Tarporley, Whitchurch and Shrewsbury.
Similarly, going to Cornwall for Summer hols, I remember Mum waking us up before 4am and doing an 11-12 hour drive from Stockport. I remember having to crawl through countless town and city centres. Deathly dull.
No wonder we were a generation of "Are we there yet?" kids!
Similarly, going to Cornwall for Summer hols, I remember Mum waking us up before 4am and doing an 11-12 hour drive from Stockport. I remember having to crawl through countless town and city centres. Deathly dull.
No wonder we were a generation of "Are we there yet?" kids!
Travelling around Europe when there were border controls and stamps in passports. ( for those old enough to have known Europe before the countries lost their individual identities in the EU )
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