chriswallace85
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Opening a packet and getting a shiny.
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Happy St George's Day Guest
Things that really excited you as a young'un.
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While you were downstairs wanking they were upstairs bucking
Everybody wins. They probably knew man.
Brigitte Bardots tits.
Marcosplace
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Buying from a joke shop. Bangers and tricks.
Buying a pen knife
My set of walkie talkies.
Playing snooker at Butlins
Dodgems
Making a school party hat for Christmas.
School football games
Ogle at the pretty girls in class
Pulling a wheelie on my grifter.
Having a shandy in a beer garden. Usually the Copt Hill.
Buying a pen knife
My set of walkie talkies.
Playing snooker at Butlins
Dodgems
Making a school party hat for Christmas.
School football games
Ogle at the pretty girls in class
Pulling a wheelie on my grifter.
Having a shandy in a beer garden. Usually the Copt Hill.
Mango killa
Full Back
Group of us 13/14 year olds fighting over wheir the curtains on the side window of the downhill clerb were not closed properly,,on a sunday morning desperately trying to get a peek of the strippers.
pinewaves1868
Midfield
Three of the coolest things ever. The animation at the start of the Batman telly programme, Kojak's watch, and seeing Raleigh Choppers for the first time on Blue Peter.
CW7
Central Defender
Part time Skunk - wasn’t even at the match.
All the lasses knocking about the town with their yellow work uniforms, getting pissed before they went home cos they had early knock offs.
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Mackemansj1
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Walking over the town bridge and smelling vauxies thinking one day I will be able to drink that, the fucker shut down before I could get my first official legal pint of vauxies brewed beer.
A team was a Sunday weren’t it? As it was either before or after blockbusters and it was bath neet before school the next day? Or has my childhood been a lie all these years?.
Loved lining up at the pictures down the town and nipping across the road for gravy and chips in that little shop facing the pictures. The smell of the cinema too, it felt something special and that smell is linked forever to new movies.
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Mango killa
Full Back
Loved the vaux smell, always pestered my old man to go into the stables round the back for a look at the percherons iirc
Snaggletooth
Midfield
Used to love the excitement of going to gigs at the city hall. Late 70's/early 80's there was some great bands on there, top bands.
It's all bloody tribute acts now.
It's all bloody tribute acts now.
Blockbusters was on weeknights, not just restricted to a Sunday.
A-team was the saturday tea time action show, used to all sit down as a family and watch it, and it wouldn't have been on a sunday because me dad was always fast asleep from sunday afternoon in the bar. A tradition he has carried on to this very day.
From the Wikipedia page about the a-team:
In the UK, the program was shown on ITV, starting on Friday, July 22, 1983; when it returned for its second run (resuming mid-second season) it moved to Saturday evenings. The series continued to be repeated on ITV until 1994. The series was later repeated on UK Gold from 1997 through 2007 at various times. It was also repeated on Bravo from 1997 to 1999. It returned to the channel in 2008 until the channel’s closure in 2011.
Mackemansj1
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What I thought about my childhood was a lie all this time, unless bath night was Saturday but that wouldn’t make sense for school and there is nee chance we had a vhs recorder as we were as skint as a single parent family could get at that time haha.
The Snockerty Friddle
Winger
Running downstairs and telling my Dad Sunderland had scored a sixth.
Twice.
Twice.
bryc1
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Guilty here
Our first video. It was magic going to the garage at Nevilles Cross to get a video out..
Snooker at Butlins is right up there like
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Junior Birdman
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When my mam would come to the front door and shout to let me know the A-Team was starting on TV.
