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I remember Educating Marmalade (the programme name, Marmalade Atkins was the main Characters full name)
opening title
I also remember Quattro and pacers
Quattro Advert
Pacers Advert
Anyone remember:
Um Bongo
Hello Tosh, got a Toshiba?
Chocky
Jossy's Giants
Johny Briggs
Also Stig of the Dump, Rockcliff's Babies?
...the list goes on and on :lol:
The Chocky opening titles still make me go :scared: :lol:
Jossy's giants was one of my all ime faves and can remember Rockcliffs babies, some kind of CID thing I think my parents watched it before I went to bed. Quote by starlightcouple
I congratulate you Star, how many copies of OK and Hello have you read?
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You see I dont follow celebrities I dont follow the news much in general.
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The only reason I know about George is because its the kind of thing that makes a good joke and then gets sent to me in a text message joke or posted on my facebook.
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As for drug use I couldent give a toss. People bodies are there own and they should be able to shuve into it wahtever they want. People drink alcohol every day often slowly killing themselves and its legal.
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But smoke cannabis which has never killed anyone and your a criminal :roll:
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I think its disgusting that somene with his record sings on stage to represent us as a nation.
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My question is not whether detaching yourself is in concept with the swinging world or not-I know it is. I'm asking whether sometimes you just can't help yourself and you do feel a bit funny/weird/uncomfortable..I was wondering if that came with experience and time or whether even the most "hardened swingers" can slip into feeling that way on occasion..
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Correct! Hasbeens, all of them.
Cliff is at his tender age the largest ticket draw in the UK. If Cliff's gonna perform you want to get tickets quick, if you want to go that is :lol: Quote by GnV
I can only suggest that the choice of artistes was down to a UK austerity job lot to satisfy the lefties wishing to further the 'downtrodden' window on London and couldn't help thinking that Rio will outstrip them musically in 2016 with a much more vibrant ensemble.
WTF are you on about? Quote by starlightcouple
Sorry just seen it far to many times before. Just gets old hat and especially on TV when if I want I can just go the the club and watch a live ass in action
you can always go away on holiday then.:eeek: Quote by Trevaunance
TBH I am already dreading cermonies and celebrations full of woman with feathers wiggling their ass in the bloody camera.
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Sorry for sounding cynical, but I seriously have doubts over some of these claims. To be honest those doubts are based solely around politics, timing and an inherent mistrust of sensational news, not hard facts.
However, what politician is going to go on record claiming such things, knowing that somebody somewhere in the press is going to leap all over it.
In all seriousness how many of these 20 or so 'playing field sell offs' were already in the pipeline before the change of government? How many are a result of land changes? How many leave schools with no playing fields at all?
In Exeter there was a major school rebuilding and refurbishment programme a few years ago. Almost every school was refurbished, or completely rebuilt. Some land changes occurred, for instance a comprehensive school was completely rebuilt from scratch 3/4 of a mile from where it originally sat for 60 odd years. The previous school site and it's playing fields were sold on to a Catholic organisation that now runs the school and it's playing fields privately. Yet this site was on the supposed list of 'sold of sites'.
Another area I know off was sold off to make room for an athletics track, rugby ground, BMX track and indoor and outdoor bowls. The athletics track/facilities are the same ones that one of this years Olympians, Jo Pavey, trains on, and every local school is given use of the facilities by Exeter City Council who own the site. So it's not all doom and gloom.
I accept that there may well have been 20 or so playing field areas sold off amongst the thousands of schools that we as a country maintain, but would someone please look behind the conveniently well timed and sensational headline to get at the facts?
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A children's series from the 70's - The Flaxton Boys. Set bbetween the wars, a young lad home from boarding school with his pal (both about 10?) and their adventurews at Flaxton Hall in Yorkshire. It must have been on TyneTees TV cos no-one I have mentiuoned it to remembers it. The only thing I really remember is an opening scene of elder brother flying in to land in the grounds in a wood/fabric single winged 'plane.
Also - I am convinced I am the only person that remembers my childhood. My Mum is losing the details (she is 83 after all) and I swear my sister was swapped by the body snatchers when she went to Uni cos we share absolutely NO memories and we are only 15 months apart.
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I can only suggest that the choice of artistes was down to a UK austerity job lot to satisfy the lefties wishing to further the 'downtrodden' window on London and couldn't help thinking that Rio will outstrip them musically in 2016 with a much more vibrant ensemble.
WTF are you on about? Quote by Andy_Jules
I remember and want if ever I could find one.
A mood thingy, It was eggtimer shaped but instead of sand it was liquid, if you squeezed the bottom section and you were happy the liquid would travel from the bottom section and up to the top and bubble, the more poor your mood the less inclined it would be to bubble up the top section. My parents owned it and I wasn't allowed to touch it, never seen once since but probably now banned due to Health & Safety or similar.
Andy has always wittered on about a tv programme called 'Branded' it was before his time (he reckons) but he remembers seeing it, started with a man outside of a fort having his stripes taken off.
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Once again though Star no mention of alternative arrangements? Sound like sensationalism. My Mum grew up in the 50's her school had no field and no playground yet the school and my Mum played Hockey, Tennis, went swimming and running as well as more I probably don't know. A lot of schools don't have a Swimming pool, don't mean the kids don't go swimming though.
TRUELY I WAS WORRIED FOR UK AFTER CHINA BUT HOWEVER TEAM GB DID FANTASTIC SO DID ALL THE HIDDEN WORKERS AND THE ARMY OF VOLS THAT DID THIER IMPORTANT PARTS Quote by M1ssVery
no.
i have a fight coming up in september and have 3 weeks solid training 7 hours a day so my frame of mind isnt all on sex.
i understand what you say about feeling uncomfortable coming across people youve played with but for me its always good to see them even if its just for a drink or in passing.
i think you have to keep one part of yourself for you.
and the rest for the playing. a sort of different you,that naughty girl inside that youve let loose for a bit.
Its rather more difficult to deny the picture used against you if its you doing something undressed with a cucumber :neutral: Quote by Mr-Powers
LOL. The film looks brilliantly bad....just checked and Donald Pleasence claimed this to be the worse film he ever made.
As stated its rare never have seen it aired on TV if you really want to? Its on Youtube but its Mystery science theatre 3000 showing so you get the annoying twats on it.Quote by Derek_kelp
A TV series called Automan, where the main character was digital and drove something like a Lamborghini with fluorescent stripes/lights. He had a sidekick who was a man and whenever he went round a corner he did instantly at 90degrees forcing the "real" man against the passenger window lol
A film called "Theatre of Blood" Where Vincent Price is a rubbish actor/director who insists on only doing Shakespeare plays. Well all the critics pan him and his productions so he decides to kill them in the style of a Shakespeare play; i.e. Merchant of Venice with his pound of flesh ;o) Superbly funny scene when he's trying to cut a blokes head off as his wife is lying next to him in bed...and the aftermath lmao
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Muran Buchstansangur and Johnny Jarvis .
Both Tele programmes, nobody else appears to remember them !
"I want to be a tree" by Tim Pope
your interest here's the trailer. No one remembers these they were like my fave thing to eat when I was 12-15. Square bread crumbed parcels full of cheese sauce and fish they were yummy. Was devastated when my Mum came back from Asda and said that Findus had stopped producing them 
Not a picture or anything to be found on Google, I cant even drool over them :cry: Quote by SinSi
I wear over the shoulder boulder holder sports bras, 'Shock Absorbers' the Ultimate Run version and they're fab, very supportive, comes all nice and smashey feely and although no tassles (thankfully) they do have reflective piping on em. I lurve mine and dont just wear em when exercising either.
Ok, too much information i know *cough*
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So far we are not doing as well as we did in the last olympics, a lot of areas where we hoped to get medals where we are not, does anyone think that like me the athletes are perhaps trying too hard in front of thier home crowd, is home advantage actually working against us and high expectations following our best ever results 4 years ago the cause ?
Don't get me wrong I admire very athlete doing it for us and sympathise for those that have not got medals for such hard work and dedication and none have let us down, it is them that worry for not the Nation.
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I have a special move. It involves my two middle fingers and my tongue. I don't have a name for it yet so it may just have to be the 'special move event' I'd fancy my chances at getting a gold I have to say ;)
Ive never seen so many awe inspired 7 year olds as when I pulled that one out of the bag. Quote by HnS
Tweeky,
from a couple of examples seen, sold for housing and a 5-a-side firm, just leaving the school with play grounds basically.
