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Used to nick Spangles from Mars warehouse before they were loaded on lorries,then flog them at school.When looking in bins for Mayfair,Penthouse and others,sometimes got a bonus Corona bottle,money back on the empties.
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things you don't see anymore part 3452 on 01:27 - Nov 10 with 2883 views
So far we've had jazz mags hidden/discarded in bushes by railway stations, rabbit holes and dust bins. Any more exotic places where they've turned up? Fascinating stuff
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things you don't see anymore part 3452 on 09:30 - Nov 10 with 2815 views
things you don't see anymore part 3452 on 09:10 - Nov 10 by karl
So far we've had jazz mags hidden/discarded in bushes by railway stations, rabbit holes and dust bins. Any more exotic places where they've turned up? Fascinating stuff
Mark Naylor’s Dad kept his jazz stash in his tool box. In the shed. Which had a window. I can’t think of many things less sexy than crouching down having a wan k in a shed whilst paranoid about being caught by your wife or kids. Mind you, having a wan k whilst crouching in a bush or besides a railway line doesn’t sound like much fun either.
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Fulham FC: It's the taking part that counts
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things you don't see anymore part 3452 on 10:23 - Nov 10 with 2797 views
things you don't see anymore part 3452 on 09:30 - Nov 10 by Konk
Mark Naylor’s Dad kept his jazz stash in his tool box. In the shed. Which had a window. I can’t think of many things less sexy than crouching down having a wan k in a shed whilst paranoid about being caught by your wife or kids. Mind you, having a wan k whilst crouching in a bush or besides a railway line doesn’t sound like much fun either.
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Doesn't sound very exotic Konk
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things you don't see anymore part 3452 on 10:28 - Nov 10 with 2791 views
Has Anyone said Public Information films yet..Used to be loads in the 70's and 80's..
this one cared seven shades out of me as a kid.
the bloke narrating sounds like a Sexual Pervert of the highest order that should be under a course of chemical castration with John Warboys in a padded cell.
the cockney accents from the kids are a real joy.
the 'protect and survive' ones were scary as well .
The Duke Of New York. A-Number One.
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things you don't see anymore part 3452 on 10:36 - Nov 10 with 2779 views
things you don't see anymore part 3452 on 10:23 - Nov 10 by karl
Doesn't sound very exotic Konk
Yeah, I'm sorry - that wasn't really answering your question was it. I was just thinking how crouching in a bush or besides the railway would probably be a bit of a passion killer for me. That got me thinking about Mark Naylor's Dad and his shed.
Fulham FC: It's the taking part that counts
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things you don't see anymore part 3452 on 10:39 - Nov 10 with 2772 views
things you don't see anymore part 3452 on 10:28 - Nov 10 by Discodroids
Has Anyone said Public Information films yet..Used to be loads in the 70's and 80's..
this one cared seven shades out of me as a kid.
the bloke narrating sounds like a Sexual Pervert of the highest order that should be under a course of chemical castration with John Warboys in a padded cell.
the cockney accents from the kids are a real joy.
the 'protect and survive' ones were scary as well .
Good shout. That's Grange Hill Benny in amongst them.
I have never forgotten seeing this as a kid. Properly harrowing. Just gets darker and darker, quite the budget and production values as well for a Public Information film. Has stuck with me all my life.
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things you don't see anymore part 3452 on 11:01 - Nov 10 with 2752 views
Sheepskin coats Decent E's hi fi systems with added tape decks brown envelopes with a weekly wage in them blokes going to the pub lunchtime for 4 pints and then back work blokes selling video recorders in pubs
And Bowles is onside, Swinburne has come rushing out of his goal , what can Bowles do here , onto the left foot no, on to the right foot
That’s there that’s two, and that’s Bowles
Brian Moore
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things you don't see anymore part 3452 on 11:04 - Nov 10 with 2746 views
things you don't see anymore part 3452 on 10:39 - Nov 10 by 1BobbyHazell
Good shout. That's Grange Hill Benny in amongst them.
I have never forgotten seeing this as a kid. Properly harrowing. Just gets darker and darker, quite the budget and production values as well for a Public Information film. Has stuck with me all my life.
thats a cracker Bobby id forgotten all about it.
local lad to me Poor terry sue patt passed away last year at the young age of 51.
while the Boiler bloke puts in my new combi boiler ive been spending my time productively looking at loads of public information films on you tube ..it seems like a 1000 years ago..
this one reminded of my nan who used to polish the wood effect wallpaper
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The Duke Of New York. A-Number One.
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things you don't see anymore part 3452 on 11:09 - Nov 10 with 2737 views
things you don't see anymore part 3452 on 11:01 - Nov 10 by paulparker
Sheepskin coats Decent E's hi fi systems with added tape decks brown envelopes with a weekly wage in them blokes going to the pub lunchtime for 4 pints and then back work blokes selling video recorders in pubs
we used to have a geezer come round to our Gaff in east ham in the early 80's with a suitcase of vhs tapes that we used to hire for the week .
For some reason he had another suitcase for my dad. Probably tapes about home brewing or something. Nothing to do with Porn at all.
The Duke Of New York. A-Number One.
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things you don't see anymore part 3452 on 11:59 - Nov 10 with 2701 views
things you don't see anymore part 3452 on 11:04 - Nov 10 by Discodroids
thats a cracker Bobby id forgotten all about it.
local lad to me Poor terry sue patt passed away last year at the young age of 51.
while the Boiler bloke puts in my new combi boiler ive been spending my time productively looking at loads of public information films on you tube ..it seems like a 1000 years ago..
this one reminded of my nan who used to polish the wood effect wallpaper
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I learned that the most dangerous thing a child could do was to get his frisbee back from the electrical sub-station. Me and my brother always used to join in with the 'Jimmy!' bit.
'What do we want? We don't know! When do we want it? Now!'
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things you don't see anymore part 3452 on 12:36 - Nov 10 with 2658 views
things you don't see anymore part 3452 on 11:09 - Nov 10 by Discodroids
we used to have a geezer come round to our Gaff in east ham in the early 80's with a suitcase of vhs tapes that we used to hire for the week .
For some reason he had another suitcase for my dad. Probably tapes about home brewing or something. Nothing to do with Porn at all.
We used to get the video man in Bracknell,my mum was very naive, " mum sign this in please" "okay son no problem " queue all my mates round at the age of 12/13 watching I spit on your grave and such like
favourite cheese mature Cheddar. FFS there is no such thing as the EPL
things you don't see anymore part 3452 on 12:41 - Nov 10 by loftboy
We used to get the video man in Bracknell,my mum was very naive, " mum sign this in please" "okay son no problem " queue all my mates round at the age of 12/13 watching I spit on your grave and such like
I recall the video man come along in his white transit van every week, one year he beat up my mate as he lost his video so we let down his tyres , happy days also did anyone have a "pop" man come along there estate selling rancid cola and dandy lion and burdock ? you would then give him the empties and get 5p back
And Bowles is onside, Swinburne has come rushing out of his goal , what can Bowles do here , onto the left foot no, on to the right foot
That’s there that’s two, and that’s Bowles
Brian Moore
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things you don't see anymore part 3452 on 11:59 - Nov 12 with 2537 views
things you don't see anymore part 3452 on 11:59 - Nov 12 by loftboy
Kids playing marbles or conkers
I remember the excited scramble under the chestnut trees every autumn. I went to Belgrade on a school trip in the 70s and our eyes popped out to see the streets ankle deep in conkers. To the amazement of our hosts, we stuffed our suitcases full of them for the journey home. No room for souvenirs. I don't think my kids have ever played, denying me the pleasure of teaching them the hard way. Always go for the knuckles.