Do you remember

[Stephen]

Teasmaids and radio alarm clocks

[Jan Rosser]

Teasmaids and radio alarm clocks

I’ve just purchased a teasmaid Stephen !!! Saw one advertised and remembered how useful it was so bought it. Still have a radio alarm clock too but don’t use it with alarm especially since retiring

[Stephen]

Teasmaids and radio alarm clocks

I’ve just purchased a teasmaid Stephen !!! Saw one advertised and remembered how useful it was so bought it. Still have a radio alarm clock too but don’t use it with alarm especially since retiring

I bet you’ve still got an electric blanket as well Jan

[Manoverboard]

We had one of those and it caught fire ... just saying

[Bensham33]

Remember Green Shield Stamps. The first loyalty card...maybe.

[david63]

Remember when we managed to live our lives without the Internet?

[Kendhni]

Remember when we managed to live our lives without the Internet?

I remember it well ... it was Juneteenth day 2021 when my internet went down at about 13:00 and didn't return until the next morning.

[Manoverboard]

Remember Green Shield Stamps. The first loyalty card...maybe.

They were printed in Leeds by De La Rue within the John Waddington ( of Monopoly fame ) factory. The production area was bordered by very high fencing and unauthorized entry was impossible albeit it was perfectly Ok to dander about in the adjacent areas flicking through un cut millions of, for example, Hong Kong Dollars.

[Jan Rosser]

Teasmaids and radio alarm clocks

I’ve just purchased a teasmaid Stephen !!! Saw one advertised and remembered how useful it was so bought it. Still have a radio alarm clock too but don’t use it with alarm especially since retiring

I bet you’ve still got an electric blanket as well Jan

I have Stephen but it’s in a cupboard somewhere - not used it in a while

[screwy]

Good comedians not the foul mouthed ‘ Alternative’ comedy we have now.

[oldbluefox]

Good comedians not the foul mouthed ‘ Alternative’ comedy we have now.

Or comedians who are actually funny.

[Ray B]

The telephone to the neighbors garden made from the empty national dried milk tins with a piece of string connecting them.
Don't suppose today's kids have ever tried that.

[Bensham33]

Fruit Salad and Black Jack's were 4 for 1d

[oldbluefox]

Playing cowboys and Indians.
Making bows and arrows.
Getting scuffed knees, stings and scratches and rubbing with a dock leaf with a bit of spit.

[Onelife]

Playing kiss and chase

[Kendhni]

Bazooka Joes and saving the vouchers to send away for sea monkeys or x-ray specs and you were told "please allow at least 28 days for delivery".

[Stephen]

A Dynamo on the back wheel of your bike to power the lights

[towny44]

Frozen Jubblies

[Stephen]

Jamboree bags

[Onelife]

Scrumping!

[Manoverboard]

A half mile walk to the nearest red phone box and tip tapping, instead of dialing, the numbers in to get a free call

[Stephen]

Old penny one arm bandits

[Bensham33]

What the Butler Saw

[Stephen]

Milk floats

[Manoverboard]

Paper boys/girls carrying bags heavier than themselves