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the taxi occupants watching
stood at the curbside
( 4 words doofus)
I realised only then….
Haha jen bingo! :lol:
@tinks wrote:
Having a break from the spring cleaning…………..i love this time of year………..if it’s not seen the light of day for a year……..its bin time.
:D
I’ll give you my address tinks x
OMGGGG I love Jude Law in this…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rMph8HzcDE&feature=relatedQ…. Name a famous Royal
A….. mail
@thin ice wrote:
@kent f OBE wrote:
Wonders if Melody will tell people off for ruining her thread :roll:
i think melody is clever and humourous enough not to gripe
lets be honest barnys thread was dying a death it wasnt till he complained that he attracted any interest
ohhh m :shock: ay be that was his plan
clever and humourous haha… not if you believe all that was said in chat today..
apparently I am uneducated, fat, old and living in a council house.
Ohhhh the old ones are the best… :lol:
Q…part of the body beginning with the letter N
A…. Knee :roll:
When I was a kid…
You could take an empty bowl to the ice cream man and he would fill it for the price of a cornet.
You would be amused for hours with a huge string of elastic bands.. namely french skips and not need a state of the art scooter.
If your parents asked you to do something you didn’t dare question them why or say no.
The Barr pop man would come down the street and if you returned your empty pop bottles you got 10p deposit back… mmm dandelion and burdock and american cream soda were the best!
Along those lines too.. there was a mobile shop and a mobile fish van too!
You would wake up with ice on the inside of the window of your room and eithe get dressed under the covers or go down to the living room and get dressed in the warm infront of everyone!
You shared a bath with your siblings on a sunday night.
Before health and safety the electric milk float would come and the milkman would let you have a ride along the street in it.
You could sit on your parents lap and steer the car along the street over a short distance and no one cared!
You could go to the shop aged 6 and buy cigs for ya mum!
