I think they were called Bazooka Joe - and had a small cartoon wrapped around a pink bubble gumLol i was going to mention Toffos , think i did say spangles earlier .What was that round chewing gum something like bazooka
And the video camera in the window hooked up so you could see yourself.Going into Rumblelows and Dixons
Love it Torchy! Laughed out bloody loud when I read this! Conjured up a great image! My missus wondered what I was laughing at. She didn't get it. She doesn't understand computer speak!Going into Rumblelows and Dixons in Leam and messing with the Spectrums and Amstrads:
10 print "fuck off you cunts"
20 goto 10
Brilliant fun.
Does anyone know if that nice German plumber got to fix that nice lady's sink?I never got to the end of a porn movie....
The PagodaI remember me and a mate wagging school (as we often did!), and wandering around town. We used to end up on the Market Way roof carpark above the shops. There was a Chinese restaurant somewhere along there and we used to lean over the edge and flick bits of gravel in through the windows of the kitchen. They would land in whatever they had on their stove at the time. Shame for the diners! Chomping on a nice forkful of bamboo shoots and then breaking a tooth on a small bit of gravel!
Yep the Pagoda was on the first floor of the tower block above C&A. Had to use the lift to get in to it. Bloody lovely food.Wasn't the Pagoda Malaka. That was down by C&A. I think the one we annoyed a lot was called The Great Wall?
Stuffed after 4 Wingy, took the remaining 3 in a doggy bag for brekky the next morning.Seven Courses, bit of a novelty.
4 of us top and tailed like sardines. In winter nobody got up in the night for the toilet due to the cold. Next morning it was like waking up in the deep end.Absolutely. I remember at bed time. I used to run from the living room to the bathroom. Then into bed. Not always bad as in the winter we had some of those big round metal bed warmers. Lethal probably.
There was like candy stick in a spiral shape with chocolate running through the middle
Highland toffeeThose toffee bars - scottish name can't think of it.
Buying sweets in quarters and getting them in a white paper bag.
Would you risk it for a swisket?
Secret lemonade drinker
Frank whatever doing the fruit and nut adverts
It's frothy man - can't remember the name of the drink for the life of me. It was a bear in shades
Was the toffee Macintosh?
Didn't Macintosh make toffo'sWas the toffee Macintosh?
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