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Smudger879n Posted Apr 14, 2004
Yep! I knew Z cars was filmed live
Do you remember "Juke Box Jury" with Davis Jacobs
and how about, "Whats my Line" with Eamon Andrews! and Gilbert Harding and Cyril Fletcher
and of course many more....................I forgot?
Smudger.
hi sal.
Paganmoon - Crazy as Ever Posted Apr 14, 2004
i recall juke box jury, but can't really recall what's my line..... i was only a nipper in the 60's.... born dec. 58...... sshhhhhhhhh.. lol..
hi sal.
serenity Posted Apr 14, 2004
sheryl. you are a spring chicken then
whats my line was a quiz, where a panel had to guess what some poeple jobs were, but they were very obscure jobs.
like.... a saggar makers bottom knocker.
something in the old china industry.
hi sal.
Paganmoon - Crazy as Ever Posted Apr 14, 2004
a saggy wotsits who...... lol...
i don't feel like a spring chicken, more like a saggy old hen....
hey, the party's still goin' on the other thread....
hi sal.
Mistygirl Posted Apr 14, 2004
Hi all
What about 6 5 special and Oh Boy,i loved the sixties left school in 1960, got married in 64 had my 2 girls,in 65 and 68. they were bought up on Elvis,Cliff,Beatles,my eldest loves 60's music.
San
hi sal.
smurfles Posted Apr 14, 2004
hi all..san..i was married in 67,had the eldest in 68,and loved the music from then.There still isn't anything to beat the oldies,nooo not us,the music!!!
smudger....i've pu put this in an another thread ...my mother met jack warner when she worked on the railway buffet room.....she said he was a nice man!!I remember because she always said"i met him" when dixon of dock green came on the tv!!!
it's nice to see everyone appearing again..it must be because the holidays are over!!
helen,whats a saggy whatever you said??????
hi sal.
serenity Posted Apr 15, 2004
mornin sal.
a saggar makers bottom knocker.
a saggar is something to so with the process of making china.
im not quite sure, but i think a bottom knocker was a person who went around knocking the bottoms of the saggars, which i think is the technical name for the moulds in which they were made.
once the bottoms had been knocked, the china came out of the saggars.
this was done in the olden days, before machinery took over the human element of production skills.
im no expert, so im sure that someone will come along and correct me if they know better.
hi sal.
Smudger879n Posted Apr 15, 2004
And there was me thinking it was gravity taking its toll on saomeones "behind"
Does anyone remember them Coffee Shops that sprang up every where in the 60s, and those Pyrex Cups?
and the clothes that were, the fashion, (or in man, cool)
Aye! Old Dixon of dock green, would have a fit, if he was in the modern world
Smudger.
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Mistygirl Posted Apr 15, 2004
Hi Smudger
I remember the coffee Shops,and the pyrex cups used to sit there for ages with one cup of coffee.listening to the juke box.hope MK2 is feeling better
xxxSan
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Smudger879n Posted Apr 15, 2004
Hiya! San, We have had a whole morning of hospitals and doctors
We had to at hospital at 08.30 hrs to have the plaster removed from Mk2s arm, then just got back in time for the 10.50hrs appointment with doctor to have her INR test. (Blood thickness)
Now she has another infection
Anyway, I have just completed another CD of 60s Classics!! In fact Im playing it the backround now
Also found some photos the other night while looking for something else,
I had a lot of Hair in the 60s and bell bottom jeans
Smudger.
hi sal.
Paganmoon - Crazy as Ever Posted Apr 15, 2004
hi folks....
helen, thanx for clearing that up luv, i was begining to get strange visions....
we've still got a couple of them pyrex cups here.... i remember every home had them when i was a child.... and i vaguely remember the coffee shops, had one nearby to where i lived back then, it was called the sorento and was full of bikers, friendly bikers tho'.... i remember they used to sell cigs one at a time from the packet....
i remember as kids we used to but the odd one, pretending it was for someone else.... there would be about four or five of us sneaking off for a crafty puff, then we'd all slope off home as green as they come.... oh wot fun.... lol...
hi sal.
Paganmoon - Crazy as Ever Posted Apr 15, 2004
that should have said "buy" the odd one.... lol...
hi sal.
Smudger879n Posted Apr 15, 2004
Yea! thats a point, cigarettes from the 60s,
Bristol, Capstans, No6, Cadets, Wills Gold Flake (I used to smoke them)
Senior Service, Embassy, Sterlings,.........any more?
Smudger.
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serenity Posted Apr 15, 2004
cigarettes.
my grandma smoked.... woodbines.
my dad smoked........ park drive
my uncle smoked...... capstan full strength.
now i wont have anyone smoking in my house and wont go anywhere near anyone smoking at all. especially cigars. they make me feel sick with the smell.
hi sal.
Paganmoon - Crazy as Ever Posted Apr 15, 2004
my gran smoked woodbines too helen, the ones without the cork tip.... my dad smoked a pipe, condor tobacco....
me, well i used to smoke owt cheap..... gave up over 18 months ago and never looked back.... i'm the same now helen, can't stand the smell and the house is a smokeless zone.... all visitors who really need a puff are banished to the back garden..... poor sods, it's cold out there tonight..... lol....
hi sal.
serenity Posted Apr 15, 2004
serves em right
going back to the clear glass cups...
i have a full dining set in the brown glass, in my caravan.
we bought it from a car boot sale. £2 the lot !!
hi sal.
Paganmoon - Crazy as Ever Posted Apr 15, 2004
the couple we got are a smokey grey.... (no, not with cig smoke... lol)
me mam had the brown ones, think she still has a couple in her kitchen cupboards....
hey, do you remember rolf harris with his stylophone in the ads.....
hi sal.
serenity Posted Apr 15, 2004
yes.
my ex had one of those. i think it went with him when he moved out. it never did work properly. or was it that i wasnt musical enough to play it??
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