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  1. 30-03-2016 01:13 PM #91
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    Quote Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod View Post
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    Had to be M-F, the tart.

    Claudette skipped everywhere, and Madame Marsaud was always dans la cuisine.

    Madame Marsaud in the kitchen. Mmm......

    The original cougar.
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  2. 30-03-2016 01:14 PM #92
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    Totopoly was one of my drunken buys on eBay. Not only did I pay well over the odds because I was determined to 'win' the auction, I found out that the much loved family board game I remembered from my childhood was actually utter *****.
    But were you playing it in the full recreation of the original experience? A glass of Cremola foam and sugared to the eyeballs with jelly babies.
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  3. 30-03-2016 01:38 PM #93
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    Quote Originally Posted by One Day Soon View Post
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    But were you playing it in the full recreation of the original experience? A glass of Cremola foam and sugared to the eyeballs with jelly babies.
    Sadly no.
    I suspect hard drugs wouldnt have helped either.
    Every gimmick hungry yob,
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    Grabs the mic to tell us,
    He'll die before he's sold.
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  4. 30-03-2016 02:02 PM #94
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    Quote Originally Posted by marinello59 View Post
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    Totopoly was one of my drunken buys on eBay. Not only did I pay well over the odds because I was determined to 'win' the auction, I found out that the much loved family board game I remembered from my childhood was actually utter *****.


    I remember digging out my old Totopoly (or a modernised 80s version of it) and trying to convince my laddie that this game was just the best board game ever. He just looked confused.
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  5. 30-03-2016 02:19 PM #95
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    Quote Originally Posted by One Day Soon View Post
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    I haven't tried googling Longman's audio-visual french yet but I can certainly recall Marie-France, Claudette, Jean Paul, Monsieur Marsaud and of course my favourite, Mademoiselle Marsaud.
    OK, I just had to....


    http://www.tvcream.co.uk/?p=14733
    There is no such thing as too much yarn, just not enough time.
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  6. 30-03-2016 02:22 PM #96
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  7. 30-03-2016 02:29 PM #97
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    Quote Originally Posted by snooky View Post
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    Andy Pandy
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    There are going to be so many youngsters wondering what the Eff we are on about
    There is no such thing as too much yarn, just not enough time.
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  8. 30-03-2016 02:45 PM #98
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    Quote Originally Posted by Golden Fleece View Post
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  9. 30-03-2016 04:44 PM #99
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    I've always had a bit of a fear of deep water, swimming pools and diving boards.

    I don't know how exactly but I recently realised that I can trace it back to watching Grange Hill as a kid when Jeremy drowned in the school swimming pool.

    Loads of the old Grange Hill series are on youtube so I went back and watched the series involving the drowning again (series 7).

    It's pretty mad when you go back and watch something that affected you profoundly as a kid through adult eyes.

    It was still weird watching it and explaining to Mrs Smartie why I'm watching re-runs of Grange Hill from 1984 with a grim look on my face.
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    Quote Originally Posted by marinello59 View Post
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    Totopoly was one of my drunken buys on eBay. Not only did I pay well over the odds because I was determined to 'win' the auction, I found out that the much loved family board game I remembered from my childhood was actually utter *****.
    Ha.....I did the same.....my daughter loves it,although we only play the race bit as the training bit is v dull.
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  12. 30-03-2016 06:43 PM #102
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    Quote Originally Posted by snooky View Post
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    Andy Pandy
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    Hopalong Cassidy
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  13. 30-03-2016 08:10 PM #103
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  14. 30-03-2016 08:58 PM #104
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  15. 30-03-2016 09:01 PM #105
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    My feet.
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    He'll die before he's sold.
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  16. 30-03-2016 09:03 PM #106
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  17. 30-03-2016 09:45 PM #107
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    Quote Originally Posted by sleeping giant View Post
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    I was playing Kerby yesterday with my youngest.
    Absolutely destroyed him likes.
    Do you still get two points for a straight catch?
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  18. 30-03-2016 10:56 PM #108
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tory Hibby View Post
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    Do you still get two points for a straight catch?
    2 points for catching it before it bounces.
    3 points for catching it one handed.
    No Eternal Reward Shall Forgive Us Now For Wasting The Dawn
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  19. 30-03-2016 11:39 PM #109
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    The constant kicking into touch at rugby (pre- 25 yd line rule).
    Goalies bouncing the ball and running for seemed to be ages + picking up a passback.
    NHL players without helmets (Lannie McDonald for example).
    Tennis matches without tie breaks.
    Dubbin footballs.
    Streakers
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  20. 31-03-2016 01:30 AM #110
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    Quote Originally Posted by snooky View Post
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    The constant kicking into touch at rugby (pre- 25 yd line rule).
    Goalies bouncing the ball and running for seemed to be ages + picking up a passback.
    NHL players without helmets (Lannie McDonald for example).
    Tennis matches without tie breaks.
    Dubbin footballs.
    Streakers
    Even guys without visors are almost all gone cant think of any newer players playing without one now!
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  21. 31-03-2016 08:36 AM #111
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    Quote Originally Posted by marinello59 View Post
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    My feet.
    Just check the end of your legs buddy, they're bound to be there.
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  22. 31-03-2016 12:13 PM #112
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    Quote Originally Posted by marinello59 View Post
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    My feet.
    I remember someone pointing out that a rotund gentleman in the bar had a dickdoo belly.
    I asked what he meant and he said "His belly sticks out more than his dickdoo"
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  23. 31-03-2016 02:15 PM #113
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  24. 31-03-2016 05:29 PM #114
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    Should old tv progs or dead folk really count?

    After all, the wee laddie on that film still sees dead people!
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  25. 31-03-2016 07:46 PM #115
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    Super balls.
    Remember my first one and could nt believe how high it bounced


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  29. 31-03-2016 09:12 PM #119
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    Or first to be left?
    Yeah. That as well 👍
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