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The Diary Room
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When I was young I was watching snooker on a black & white tv. Hadnt a clue which colour was being potted.
This deserves a thread of its own
This deserves a thread of its own
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When I was young I watched Muffin the Mule on a TV which had a 12 inch screen. At night the television closed down about 11 o'clock after Late CAll - and there were only two channels to watch. 
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And if you had fallen asleep in front of the telly you woke up to the "test screen!"
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And no TV during the daytime except schools programmesbiggins wrote:When I was young I watched Muffin the Mule on a TV which had a 12 inch screen. At night the television closed down about 11 o'clock after Late CAll - and there were only two channels to watch.
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At school no one had trainers and jogging bottoms for P.E. you wore black plimsolls and navy "knickers" with a little pocket in them for your hankie!!!
Hair would not be allowed to hang over your face as it does now, it had to be neat and tidy and tied back with a ribbon - my sister and I went to school with a ribbon tied in a big bow that was almost bigger than our head! LOL
Fathers were head of the house and if he said you were not allowed something that was the end of the conversation - not open to debate as it is nowadays with children dictating what they want.
Yes they have it all now - mine included -but there is lack of respect for anyone now.
Better get off my soap box before I go too far down that line!!
Hair would not be allowed to hang over your face as it does now, it had to be neat and tidy and tied back with a ribbon - my sister and I went to school with a ribbon tied in a big bow that was almost bigger than our head! LOL
Fathers were head of the house and if he said you were not allowed something that was the end of the conversation - not open to debate as it is nowadays with children dictating what they want.
Yes they have it all now - mine included -but there is lack of respect for anyone now.
Better get off my soap box before I go too far down that line!!
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Windows 95 you show off! I had a Sinclair Spectrum that you plugged into the TV.a_person wrote:When I was young we had Windows 95 for an operating system!!!
Oh and CRT colour televisions
MrGlass is that why they called it Pot Black as we had no idea re the colour

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Well I've been reliving my past for real this afternoon by going blackberrying - a little late in the season and they will probably end up in crumble, whereas when I was little my mother would have made bramble jelly. There were elderberries, too (didn't pick any of those) which we used to enjoy as cordial.
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That sounds like such a lovely afternoon! Blackberries are so deliciousMs Thrifty wrote:Well I've been reliving my past for real this afternoon by going blackberrying - a little late in the season and they will probably end up in crumble, whereas when I was little my mother would have made bramble jelly. There were elderberries, too (didn't pick any of those) which we used to enjoy as cordial.
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Lol I thought Ms_T meant she went and b*ght a blackberry phone... I was thinking, that's not old, that's new!
@Diane65, I've never heard of sinclair spectrum. Lol.
@Diane65, I've never heard of sinclair spectrum. Lol.
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Agrrreedd, you should start it as it was your suggestion!TheyCallMeMrGlass wrote: This deserves a thread of its own
Who'd be the youngest on it? AYBG probs. Lol.
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4) Odeon Greenwich or Odeon Surrey Quays
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4) Odeon Greenwich or Odeon Surrey Quays
