rita, sue and bob too
- Thread starter bigwig74
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Forrest Gump
Winger
The owld bloke is topper
I can remember being in the caravan with my parents and my Dad put it on. It lasted about five minutes and my Mam decided it wasn't really a family film and turned it off in disgust
The caravan was in the small town of Disgust? Or was the caravan itself called Disgust?
Still prefer Kes but it's up there as a northern classic
Where did they switch it on if they were 5 mins away from Disgust ?
Anticipation perhaps ?
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mickeymoor
Central Defender
Saw them all in the late seventies early eighties in the golden era of clubland and thought Kes was a documentary was just like my old school
Kes was way to real.. it could have been conceived as early reality tv
Always thought it was a dodgepot movie.
Brian Griffin
Striker
First time I watched this 1996 on the Jarrow Branch bus on my way to Villa.
What were my parents thinking. I was 14.
What were my parents thinking. I was 14.
tunstall birdman
Striker
I remember when I first visited The Garths down Hendon as a kid, it was like this.
mickeymoor
Central Defender
Use to think i was working class till I'd been to the old GarthsI remember when I first visited The Garths down Hendon as a kid, it was like this.
tunstall birdman
Striker
Imagine how bad the slums they demolished to build them must have been.
I remember me mam telling me to watch this.
Was that your birds and bees conversation?
I think so. I asked her what it was about and she said some people having a threesome
Was that your birds and bees conversation?
this was before such smut was common place as wellI think so. I asked her what it was about and she said some people having a threesome
mickeymoor
Central Defender
Grew up in a two up two down with no central heating we had an inside toilet so were posher than some. houses opposite were very damp and some had no running hot water never thought we were poor or people lived in slums most people keep they houses clean and even swept the streets. Poor and trouble families were put in substandard housing with those that could get out leaving from the 60s onwardImagine how bad the slums they demolished to build them must have been.
