George 1978
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Thankfully I don't see adverts when I sign in because I have got several ad blockers on my computer! -
Was everyone in bed by 10.00 pm on Sunday evenings back then? I know people had to get up for school or work on Monday mornings, but still...Leave a comment:
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RIP Ann Widdecombe
Ann Widdecombe, the former Conservative MP and Brexit Party MEP has been found dead in Devon at the age of 78.
I am not going to comment further into the news at the moment, but I can say that I was a Conservative Party member for 14 years and I very nearly had a chance to meet her in the... -
Nice that on Canada Day (1st July), the news was mentioned that Canada can enter the 2027 contest.Leave a comment:
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I know that there was a website which gave information about cars which has been on the road from around 1982 onwards. The Mini in the Cross-Ply and Radial Tyres PIF's details wasn't on it as it was too early for the system....Leave a comment:
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No Long Wave radios are being made anymore anyway - I have never seen any on sale for a number of years. I don't think that it will be missed to that extent....Leave a comment:
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10.00 pm comedy shows on Sunday evening ITV
It is a Sunday as I am writing this and it made me think of Sunday nights in the late 1980s and early 1990s which to millions of people, reeked in a stale way of "school in the morning" in which no other weekday would do so; one had to rely on the television to take our mind off what was to... -
Living in the Midlands (well, East Midlands), and getting national radio station frequencies from either Sutton Coldfield or Droitwich (a place where I always aassociate DFS having a store there), the LW signal of Radio 4 has always been strong and the best place to listen as it mostly comes from the...Leave a comment:
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As David said, he actually appeared in the Nescafe Gold Blend adverts rather than the Maxwell House ones; the ones that they tried to make a soap opera out of.
Shouldn't this be in the Gone But Not Forgotten part of this forum?Leave a comment:
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RIP Roger Cook (of The Cook Report)
"I'm Roger Cook from Central Television", a familiar TV journalist uses a familiar TV catchphrase; a man who what one would think as the equivalent of a celebrity bailiff if they really do exist in teal life. A very familiar looking man tries to put the "boot-in-the-door" approach...
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