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They used to come around and put it down the hole just outside your front door ( That's where I remember )
They used to come around and put it down the hole just outside your front door ( That's where I remember )
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Video shops
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Betfair!
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Woolworths and C and A.
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Dog racing ?
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Bookmakers accounts!
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Barlow's Bookies
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people dont say "mind your own business "anymore sad lost
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Tipping up at the course
'I got a horse the man would say' |
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Comet
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jessops
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fram/enev commision agents recently found out was my uncles business no longer with us (since 1997)
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William Lows
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Aunt Sally man( used to come round and fill up milk/pop bottles with disinfectant bleach etc)
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On the racecourse i was a good tictac and a good clerk.Both pointless and obsolete now !
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Corona man
Drinks Anyone remember he would come around the houses in the van Did he do that up north ? I remember he would come around the streets in London |
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Knocking Shops
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pipped me to that one seaside
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Onion man on there bikes
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White dog business.
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Lamplighters
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Knife man also on his bike to sharpen them up
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Hot horse chestnut sellers!
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Good one stewarts
You would always get one at the dogs and up the west end |
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Shops with the Yellow cellophane in the windows.
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Did anybody have the Alpine pop man?
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The Alpine mans was twice the size of the Corona mans imo!
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Mr softie the ice cream man in his van
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The hangman!
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wd bestmate thats a good one
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Mr softie ice cream van is still on the go, had one up crystal palace park a year or 2 ago
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My dad was a knocker upper, wouldn't call it a business though, unpaid!
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Thanks pegasus70.
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Dry Ice man used to deliver great chunks of it from house to house essential
where I lived in the East End where if one had a fridge in the kitchen one was considered a millionaire. The Hot Potato man, they were delicious with Salt and Vinegar, cost a half penny. Happy days 70 odd years ago. |
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Milkmen.
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Don't think they would sell poisonous nuts, stewart, even back in the day.
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Milkmen have all but dissapeared as well!
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Milkmaids
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Great memories wee eck.
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Bestmate
'The hangman' That will take some beating |