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Re: old children's cassettes
Originally posted by suzie View PostHi eyeryone x
I'm looking for anyone who remembers some old childrens cassettes I am desperately trying to get hold of.
They came in a boxset, about a4 in height. There were eight tapes inside, one head cleaner with the words "pot of gold" and a picture and then a tape for each day of the week. The outside cover was white with a picture of a rainbow.
Each tape began with the same song changing for each day of the week "Open your eyes, be wide awake, sit up and listen to Monday's tape". All contained childrens stories, songs and poems and would have been around between the late 70's and early 80's.
Can anyone help with any further details that may help me track them down?
Suzie x
At the end of side A of the tape the song would go "open yours eyes STAY wide awake, dont forget side 2 of the tape", and on the end of side B the song was "monday is over tomorrow is near, have your tape ready when tuesday is here"!!
i kept Thursdays tape until a few years ago, but have since lost it :-(
would love a copy of them all again.
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Mike, I have emailed you! I cant believe it, I have been looking for these for years now
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Mike, I would love a copy, and would gladly pay for one! I shall email you in the morning
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Re: old children's cassettes
Originally posted by suzie View PostHi eyeryone x
I'm looking for anyone who remembers some old childrens cassettes I am desperately trying to get hold of.
They came in a boxset, about a4 in height. There were eight tapes inside, one head cleaner with the words "pot of gold" and a picture and then a tape for each day of the week. The outside cover was white with a picture of a rainbow.
Each tape began with the same song changing for each day of the week "Open your eyes, be wide awake, sit up and listen to Monday's tape". All contained childrens stories, songs and poems and would have been around between the late 70's and early 80's.
Can anyone help with any further details that may help me track them down?
Suzie x
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I'm a little bumper car definitely rings a bell... not sure on Zebbidy Zink? But, i used to listen to them constantly, so it'll be in my memory banks somewhere!x
I am so hoping someone comes up with something positive on here... i need those tapes now!! :P
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I do remember pussycat mince!!! I cant believe so many people remember these tapes but it seems so difficult to find them. Do you remember Zebbidy Zink and I'm a little bumper car? :0) x
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People would have to know to accent it, think the best we can do is Herr or I will edit the word with an accent as and when we read the posts
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you can always just 'accent' it, that works on most forums... pússy cat
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Originally posted by darren View Postis there anything you can do to allow that word ***** mate.
Do something to the site to allow that word.
anyway that word would or any other word would not be used in the wrong way on here.
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Originally posted by Herr Grunwald View PostIt's the swear filter Stuck, it doesn't know what context a word is being used in, it's not as clever as us
Do something to the site to allow that word.
anyway that word would or any other word would not be used in the wrong way on here.
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It wasn't the owl and the pussycat poem, it was a story about Pussycat Mince, i cant even remember the plot.. but i think a piano was in there? lol! Yes it was one of the stories on this cassette series.
I've been looking on and off for these cassettes too... a google search for 'sit up and listen to Mondays tape' brought me here
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I remember my son having a set - I think they were songs from the rainbow tv series.
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It's the swear filter Stuck, it doesn't know what context a word is being used in, it's not as clever as us
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Oh my god! I have had that word automatically *****'d! Lol! The world has gone mad!!
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