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You're not using it enough.Broadstairs_Red said:hairs grow on your knob not just around it ...
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Thats not called being old... thats called being thankful!!guinnessaddick said:When you've never heard of KSI or Logan Paul.
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Hopefully they'll knock each other out... pathetic really, YouTubers pretending to be boxersguinnessaddick said:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-45271254ross1 said:
Who?guinnessaddick said:When you've never heard of KSI or Logan Paul.
KSI and Logan Paul, YouTube stars with 37 million subscribers between them, will take their beef into the boxing ring on Saturday for a fight billed as "the biggest event in internet history".0 -
Being shocked at the admission fee to Kew Gardens, now set at £17.75 on the gate.
The last time I went in 1971 it was 1p (yes, one new penny). That in its self was a rip off because pre decimalisation it was one old penny (2.4 times less).3 -
And someone has to tell you.Broadstairs_Red said:hairs grow on your knob not just around it ...
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I'm always getting calls about claiming for KSIguinnessaddick said:When you've never heard of KSI or Logan Paul.
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Your mates 20 year old kid is well into his degree
Me and that kids dad used to sniff glue together!7 -
Good to see you and your mate have stuck together for all those years.Carter said:Your mates 20 year old kid is well into his degree
Me and that kids dad used to sniff glue together!20 -
You remember that Charlton was a good club and one to be proud to support.3
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@T_C_E In your case that's Keone Security Investigations!T_C_E said:
I'm always getting calls about claiming for KSIguinnessaddick said:When you've never heard of KSI or Logan Paul.
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I was asked what I remember about my youth as we did not have internet, I said I can remember when I in my teens was listening to the wireless Sunday lunch time to Navy Lark and Round The Horn. He looked at me baffled and said "what is a wireless and is Round the Horn Porno?". Don't worry you younger people, if you have never heard of them6
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People don't want your cash.0
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You use the term "wireless"ross1 said:I was asked what I remember about my youth as we did not have internet, I said I can remember when I in my teens was listening to the wireless Sunday lunch time to Navy Lark and Round The Horn. He looked at me baffled and said "what is a wireless and is Round the Horn Porno?". Don't worry you younger people, if you have never heard of them
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Yes, the word used before radio and before everything elseDaveMehmet said:
You use the term "wireless"ross1 said:I was asked what I remember about my youth as we did not have internet, I said I can remember when I in my teens was listening to the wireless Sunday lunch time to Navy Lark and Round The Horn. He looked at me baffled and said "what is a wireless and is Round the Horn Porno?". Don't worry you younger people, if you have never heard of them
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Wasn't the Clitheroe Kid on that week?0
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2 great comedy shows round the horn and the clitheroe kid but you also got to include the navy lark as well, left hand down a bit, but never enjoyed family favourites.2
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Sunday lunchtimeCharltonKerry said:2 great comedy shows round the horn and the clitheroe kid but you also got to include the navy lark as well, left hand down a bit, but never enjoyed family favourites.
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Two way family favourites was always a big hit in our house we did live in Norfolk though ;(CharltonKerry said:2 great comedy shows round the horn and the clitheroe kid but you also got to include the navy lark as well, left hand down a bit, but never enjoyed family favourites.
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Yeah a full English roast all sitting around the table, all food cooked by mum, nothing prepared, veg out the garden, meat could be anything but mostly how can I put acquired from a local farm for no cost and prepared by dad, if we had beef he had to buy it from the butchers as it fit in his bagShootersHillGuru said:
Sunday lunchtimeCharltonKerry said:2 great comedy shows round the horn and the clitheroe kid but you also got to include the navy lark as well, left hand down a bit, but never enjoyed family favourites.
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I remember Sunday evenings, sitting on the kitchen table as a miserable 5 year old whilst mum scrubbed me clean. We may have been poor, but god was I clean for school the next day. On the radio would be Sing Something Simple. A show that not only marked the end of the weekend, but also the most miserable, depressing, excuse for music you could ever imagine. Not sure if I ever fully recovered from those 'Sunday evening blues'.4
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No googling who were the group that 'sung' something simple?Raith_C_Chattonell said:I remember Sunday evenings, sitting on the kitchen table as a miserable 5 year old whilst mum scrubbed me clean. We may have been poor, but god was I clean for school the next day. On the radio would be Sing Something Simple. A show that not only marked the end of the weekend, but also the most miserable, depressing, excuse for music you could ever imagine. Not sure if I ever fully recovered from those 'Sunday evening blues'.
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Must admit I already have because I'd confused it with another similar show. I'll leave your question open for others though LenLenGlover said:
No googling who were the group that 'sung' something simple?Raith_C_Chattonell said:I remember Sunday evenings, sitting on the kitchen table as a miserable 5 year old whilst mum scrubbed me clean. We may have been poor, but god was I clean for school the next day. On the radio would be Sing Something Simple. A show that not only marked the end of the weekend, but also the most miserable, depressing, excuse for music you could ever imagine. Not sure if I ever fully recovered from those 'Sunday evening blues'.
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Len, it was. The Cliff Adams Singers, boy do I remembered being bored to tears whenever that music came on, the end of the weekend and a good scrub in the bath, followed by bed.4
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Are you my long lost sibling? My dad loved that damned programme. I couldnt stand it, possibly in part because it symbolised the end of the weekend as much as anything.CharltonKerry said:Len, it was. The Cliff Adams Singers, boy do I remembered being bored to tears whenever that music came on, the end of the weekend and a good scrub in the bath, followed by bed.
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I think everyone of our generation suffered with this awful program on a Sunday evening, funny enough the thing that jogged my memory with real pleasure was Round the Horn must be one of the funniest wireless program ever produced, no doubt if we heard it again, we would what that all about.IdleHans said:
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Are you my long lost sibling? My dad loved that damned programme. I couldnt stand it, possibly in part because it symbolised the end of the weekend as much as anything.CharltonKerry said:Len, it was. The Cliff Adams Singers, boy do I remembered being bored to tears whenever that music came on, the end of the weekend and a good scrub in the bath, followed by bed.
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Here's a verse from a Rambling Syd's Rumpo song:-
"In Hackney Wick there lives a lass,
Whose grommets would I woggle,
Her gander-parts none can surpass
And her posset makes me boggle!"
Eat your heart out Lennon and Mccartney.3
