Crime - part deux.

We had books and books of the ****ers cos me mum made the old man fill his wagon up at petrol stations that did them . I still remember being forced to spend an afternoon sticking hundreds if not thousands of the ****ers in books .

 

The real funny part was that the post office where it was posted stamped it and sent it to be delivered

 

Anyone else remember Sale of the century where contestants could buy dinner sets for £1

 

Bullseye where we all laughed when the winner won a speedboat or caravan, they are the ones laughing now

 

Oh and ladybird books?
I've been collecting them for the past 15 or 16 yrs... fantastic books

 

Just another name for Not606 mate.

 

live from Norwich

 

I forgot that bit

 

Is that a contradiction

 

Once again we are having more fun on here than the poor individuals who paid to watch a football match

 

nope i've been to Carrow Road and the locals were alive but i make no claims about their IQ

 

Very stereotypical books back in there time but there was some fascination about them.

 

But other than that, what did the Romans ever do for us

 

it really is a **** game though still hope Leicester win despite the extra Fosse drivel

 

Maguire wins it for Man U

 

I am really not sure that was handball but the player didn't complain so i will take it

 

****ing splitter

 

My Auntie was an agent for Kays and would keep bringing the catalogues over - me and my cousin would pretend to be looking for clothes whilst scanning the ladies lingerie pages because in those days you could see the muffs through the gusset ... ah... the age of innocence