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  • in reply to: General Discussion #329321
    PeeDee
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    Hectors House? That was like yesterday!
    If you’re going modern: –
    Max Headroom!

    Nah, old times: –
    The Boys Brigade.
    MASSIVE Cinemas, full. Saturday matinee at same.

    in reply to: Nostalgia #1865541
    PeeDee
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    Hectors House? That was like yesterday!
    If you’re going modern: –
    Max Headroom!

    Nah, old times: –
    The Boys Brigade.
    MASSIVE Cinemas, full. Saturday matinee at same.

    in reply to: General Discussion #329961
    PeeDee
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    Oh yes. Pepper. I made my own ending to the film!

    in reply to: The Last Film You Saw….. IV #1865888
    PeeDee
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    Oh yes. Pepper. I made my own ending to the film!

    in reply to: General Discussion #329962
    PeeDee
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    Water. It was CHEAP!
    The C.A.M. was only 1/4 inch thick.
    Fly’s in bottled Milk!
    Milk was delivered (Very rare these days…and I’m not counting internet drops).
    Money restrictions. No more than £50 per person to be taken out of the country on holiday or business….about 1968ish.
    Wimpey Burgers! In the Wimpey Bar!
    The Milky Bar kid.

    Another TV classic…. Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea! BANG….Everybody run to Port. BANG, everybody run to Stbd LoL. Then, everything leaked, but it was fixed with a spanner and a screwdriver – no problem.

    in reply to: Nostalgia #1865890
    PeeDee
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    Water. It was CHEAP!
    The C.A.M. was only 1/4 inch thick.
    Fly’s in bottled Milk!
    Milk was delivered (Very rare these days…and I’m not counting internet drops).
    Money restrictions. No more than £50 per person to be taken out of the country on holiday or business….about 1968ish.
    Wimpey Burgers! In the Wimpey Bar!
    The Milky Bar kid.

    Another TV classic…. Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea! BANG….Everybody run to Port. BANG, everybody run to Stbd LoL. Then, everything leaked, but it was fixed with a spanner and a screwdriver – no problem.

    in reply to: Breakthrough in AF 447 search #481406
    PeeDee
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    the easy option would be to have a live telemetric system and maybe use the boxes as back ups, you would have instant access to data in the event of a accident ,If they can stream Internet access to aircraft it shouldn’t be to hard to stream live system data back to base
    just a thought

    Already exists.
    For example, Rolls Royce know what’s happening to just about every one of their Jet engines 24/7. And they monitor it from Derby. I only saw the latest Trent system………maybe that is the only engine they follow like this. I stand to be corrected but my point being the technology is there.

    in reply to: General Discussion #330133
    PeeDee
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    That’d be me then.
    We had a Rover with running boards followed by Rover 90. The working man’s Rolls Royce.

    in reply to: Nostalgia #1865999
    PeeDee
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    That’d be me then.
    We had a Rover with running boards followed by Rover 90. The working man’s Rolls Royce.

    in reply to: General Discussion #330143
    PeeDee
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    Blast you PeeDee. I wanted to get the Beef Dripping on bread with a pinch of salt.
    Had a joint of Beef Sunday roast, and all that, but there wasn’t even an inkling of dripping. 🙁

    Lincoln .7

    Change your Butcher. A good one will put a slab of fat on it if the Beast was too lean. Mind you, your Dr won’t allow this will he?

    in reply to: Nostalgia #1866003
    PeeDee
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    Blast you PeeDee. I wanted to get the Beef Dripping on bread with a pinch of salt.
    Had a joint of Beef Sunday roast, and all that, but there wasn’t even an inkling of dripping. 🙁

    Lincoln .7

    Change your Butcher. A good one will put a slab of fat on it if the Beast was too lean. Mind you, your Dr won’t allow this will he?

    in reply to: General Discussion #330147
    PeeDee
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    Frogs
    Newts
    Sticklebacks
    Gudgeon
    MUD FIGHTS! I’d go home like the Black and White Minstrels!
    Alf Garnett
    Diddy David Hamilton
    Blue Peter, and the newcomer Magpie. Latter was never as good but Susan Stranks was dead fit.
    Dens (Made of a million stalks of Rose Bay Willow herb!)
    Dens up a tree.
    Dens in a cellar of a demolished house.

    I say again, White Dog Poo. Where’s it gone?

    in reply to: Nostalgia #1866005
    PeeDee
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    Frogs
    Newts
    Sticklebacks
    Gudgeon
    MUD FIGHTS! I’d go home like the Black and White Minstrels!
    Alf Garnett
    Diddy David Hamilton
    Blue Peter, and the newcomer Magpie. Latter was never as good but Susan Stranks was dead fit.
    Dens (Made of a million stalks of Rose Bay Willow herb!)
    Dens up a tree.
    Dens in a cellar of a demolished house.

    I say again, White Dog Poo. Where’s it gone?

    in reply to: General Discussion #330243
    PeeDee
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    Butter dripping off a round of doorstep toast done on a fork in front of an open fire.

    NOW!!!

    Bathing in an old tin bath in front of the fire.

    Dad was last in!
    Clothes airers hanging from the ceiling on pulleys.
    Iv’e still got one in the shed, now want a house to use it in. R Kid has one in his Utility room! (Modern house)

    Silverfish running around the grate late at night and early in the morning.
    Yip
    The anticipation of Christmas and birthdays.

    The sense of achievement the first time you jumped the locks and 40 years on realising just how bloody stupid you were.

    The smell of oil and the shiny bits of brass swarf on my Dad’s cowgown when he brought it home at the end of the week.

    Shaved boiled ham, so thin it was transparent.

    Kilvert’s lard and a bit of salt on a sandwich.
    Dripping (Off the joint) butty for me!Grey pays (peas.)

    The smell of boiling bacon and home perm on a Saturday afternoon.

    Watching the Viscounts and Heralds passing overhead in and out of BHX, and dreaming.

    The problem with this thread is when you start thinking of these things it all comes flooding back.
    It never left me!Regards,

    kev35

    Within the text!

    in reply to: Nostalgia #1866031
    PeeDee
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    Butter dripping off a round of doorstep toast done on a fork in front of an open fire.

    NOW!!!

    Bathing in an old tin bath in front of the fire.

    Dad was last in!
    Clothes airers hanging from the ceiling on pulleys.
    Iv’e still got one in the shed, now want a house to use it in. R Kid has one in his Utility room! (Modern house)

    Silverfish running around the grate late at night and early in the morning.
    Yip
    The anticipation of Christmas and birthdays.

    The sense of achievement the first time you jumped the locks and 40 years on realising just how bloody stupid you were.

    The smell of oil and the shiny bits of brass swarf on my Dad’s cowgown when he brought it home at the end of the week.

    Shaved boiled ham, so thin it was transparent.

    Kilvert’s lard and a bit of salt on a sandwich.
    Dripping (Off the joint) butty for me!Grey pays (peas.)

    The smell of boiling bacon and home perm on a Saturday afternoon.

    Watching the Viscounts and Heralds passing overhead in and out of BHX, and dreaming.

    The problem with this thread is when you start thinking of these things it all comes flooding back.
    It never left me!Regards,

    kev35

    Within the text!

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