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18 Nov 18 21:57
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Pop man Mum and Dad got fizzy drinks off back of Larry or track

VHS van or video shop !’

Pools man , spot the ball Christmas special

Tv times !

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By:
twizzle22
When: 18 Nov 18 22:01
Stockings and suspenders for the wife.Now its a pair of comfy slippers.
By:
smirnoff2therescue
When: 18 Nov 18 22:04
Only Fools And Horses Christmas specials on the telly when the telly was worth watching on Christmas day CoolCool
By:
DenzilPenberthy
When: 18 Nov 18 22:10
Proper tasting Satsumas and Macintosh Reds.
By:
woundedknee
When: 18 Nov 18 22:51
Going down the pub with your Dad on Christmas Day and getting Bollocked by your Mum for coming home p1ssed LoveCool
By:
Just Checking
When: 18 Nov 18 23:00
.. and judging by the other thread taking a sh1t in the christmas stocking!
By:
smirnoff2therescue
When: 18 Nov 18 23:15
Siddy CoolCoolCool

its a ritual i still do to this day (not wiv me dad though sadly) - off to the pub at 11 - refuse to pay ridiculous prices for a dinner - few jars and then back home for 1.30- 1.45 for me dinner - everyone happy cos i aint been under her feet whilst she combusts fretting over the turkey LaughLaughLaugh
By:
Gin
When: 21 Nov 18 11:17
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1m_0ENIw4os

Woolworths Xmas ad 1981 ("Have a cracking christmas") - @ 1m 21s - a tin of quality street cost £6.89!Shocked - admittedly a much bigger tin than you get nowadays but still seems expensive.
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 21 Nov 18 11:28
Much better then, safe to go out as well.

Pubs were full, people were better off.

Less pig-ignorance around then compared with today's working class rabble.
By:
1st time poster
When: 21 Nov 18 11:30
roses,quality street once a once year treat ,now been chucked at us in their millions for a few squid,and available in all sorts of guises tins,tubs,boxes,pkts 12 months a year, I,m 59 reasonably well of as kids  and my mam was a housekeeper for a couple who give her a tin for us,can remember staring at the tin for a week or more before xmas,but not allowed to open it. Sad
By:
1st time poster
When: 21 Nov 18 11:32
what people pay a 100 quid a tkt for these days ,we got free of charge every xmas day at the club, chubby brown for an hour,
little ormesby tute , near/in boro
By:
donny osmond
When: 21 Nov 18 11:33
you can pay £6.99 for an empty tin these daze

always a fight for who got the tin.....scratch your name into it, ...Mischief
By:
donny osmond
When: 21 Nov 18 11:37
our golf club had connection to theatre royal in newcastle, often got a lock in during
panto season, with some half decent comedians having to do a turn to justify their
lock in. local polis had ringside seat.
By:
1st time poster
When: 21 Nov 18 11:39
panto trip with club,bag of sweets,orange,tangerine and 5 bob in a brown envelope
By:
lovegod
When: 21 Nov 18 12:51
Getting a postal order from your nan as a present.
By:
Aspro
When: 22 Nov 18 13:07
...or a Garfield to stick in your car Plain
By:
moisok
When: 22 Nov 18 13:10
oh yeah   postal orders from auntie oh very yes
By:
Aspro
When: 22 Nov 18 13:11
Go back to the 70's and it was 'The Famous Five' books from my auntie... she was a teacher btw Laugh
By:
moisok
When: 22 Nov 18 13:13
sexist!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
By:
Hanx
When: 22 Nov 18 14:41
Subbuteo sets!

(Or Scalextric if you'd been really good / were upper middle-class)
By:
lovegod
When: 22 Nov 18 14:46
Beano, Dandy, Beazer Annuals.
By:
jamesdean
When: 22 Nov 18 15:01
Oor wullie or the Broon's annuals
By:
donny osmond
When: 22 Nov 18 15:08
xmas 1980 we went to midnite mass with a guy dressed in a plastic santa suit
straight from the pub

he got kicked out for shouting last orders when a bell was rung.

happy days
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