I remember Pat Mathuman my first love cost me 40 p to take her to the movings pictures on Saturday arvo
10 p to get in 30p fore lollies and ice cream for the cuddle and kiss in the back row
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I remember Pat Mathuman my first love cost me 40 p to take her to the movings pictures on Saturday arvo
10 p to get in 30p fore lollies and ice cream for the cuddle and kiss in the back row
You sneeky bugga you. bloody expensive kiss though lolQuote:
Originally Posted by pearcey
Yea mate and I remember Carol Osbourne what a pin up chick.Quote:
Originally Posted by wild98
year 5 couldn`t get a look in
I remember going to the footy a Windy hill {ESSENDON} and the beer was warm and the pies were cold, hey hang on
they still are.
Another one was Bob's your aunty's husband. And I too have an Uncle Bob, the old mans twin brother.Quote:
Originally Posted by TPC
I remember when I was little and my uncle got REALLY mad he'd rub his head and mutter "oh my beads & tweeds" over and over again ... to this day I'm still like WTF!?!
Yet he's the first to say the "other" naughty words in general conversation LOL
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Was he perhaps a hippie that wore tweed???? :Yahoo!:Quote:
Originally Posted by Amelia
Got no idea but when he started with that stuff us kids bolted for the hills LOL cuz generally following was a huge arse strap with one of our names on it!!
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I remember when I was a boy:
My Mum would have the radio on in the morning usually around 8 O'clock.
Birthdates would be announced. If you were 18 and your date came up, you were conscripted for National Service.
Chances were that you may end up in the war in Vietnam.
RIP to those who lost their lives. not forgotten
On a lighter note:
I remember most nights the tv news would report on the war.
They would talk about Guerrilla Warfare in the jungle, and the Vietcong.
Now being that I was probably about 7 or 8 years of age, I had this mental picture of real Gorrillas running through the jungle carrying machine guns and attacking us humans.
I don't remember these hand post drills but I have to take my hat off to the older metal workers. I clamped a piece of 8mm steel with a 10mm hole
in it my intention was to quickly drill it out to 12mm. OMG This drill even has auto fed, you'll need shoulders like basketballs to work this tool.
after 10 min all I did was counter sink the hole, they were right men were men back then, will use it though as have the anvil, furnace ,etc.
Plus I have an even older one but missing a few bits, we're only talking 1920ish . Take my hat off to all of them