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What and where were they?
I can remember the old folks, a lot of years ago, waffling on about them but it isn't something you hear these days.
I can't imagine folks such as myself (still with a youthful outlook) and all the aging rockers etc. using the term.
I can remember the old folks, a lot of years ago, waffling on about them but it isn't something you hear these days.
I can't imagine folks such as myself (still with a youthful outlook) and all the aging rockers etc. using the term.
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aye when i were a lad, twas olden days this and olden days that.
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1872 was the greatest year, the place was France.
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Grow up you young ruffians.
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Olden days, was when a glimpse of stocking was looked on as something shocking.
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According to Max.
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We were so poor in't summer we would lick tar off't road.
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You were lucky to have a tongue. We had ours cut off.
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Every day would start the same..Father would beat us senseless.
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You were lucky to have a dad. Mine died 2 years before I was born.
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Not the best start in life kenny....
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Actually I was 4. (true) Aunty.
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There were hundred and fifty of us living in shoebox in middle o' road.
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You don't know you were born. We lived for six months in a paper bag in a septic tank
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Its been brought into the 21C and is now called "Back in the day"
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