actually the answer was "Land of make believe" - Making your mind up was their most well known hit, I wasn't talking about that one :) I still remember the film clip to land of make believe
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I just lurved the land of makebelieve. It was my fav song for ages...
I'm only 31 but still remember so much of the stuff mentioned! Its funny to think back to it all.
Did all your golden oldies also watch Rentaghost? Or is that just a UK thing?
Neil, from the young ones, haha my sister thought he was cute omg barf!!!
Bucks Fizz were awesome. Going to youtube too now, oh how sad LOL!!
1 & 2 cent lollies. Made my day when one of my uncles would give me 20c , all the lollies you could wish for.
Excuse me Mrs. Older-people,
Shall I move this to General Discussion for starters? If you keep going and going perhaps something will happen, but we all know what you old people are like...'shall we talk about the old days, oh yes and...where was I...well, will someone put the kettle on then'?
Disrespectfully yours...:nahnah:
OH ROFL, you'll have to speak up dear he he he he
:hide: The Nolan Sisters... ;)
MONKEY MAGIC!!!!!!!!
the A team :rolleyes:
knight rider
baywatch
magnum p.i.
OMG - I just noticed this is now in the 'Knitting and Crotcheting' section! :spit: ROFL!!! :rofl:
Knitting and Crocheting? Nelle - you smartypants :rofl:
Could have been worse. Could have been in the 'incontinence and memory loss' forum...
I remember most of the things people have mentioned!!!
Mollys death must be the most sad tv death in history.
Oh dear - I don't know how to knit or crochet! Am i too old to learn? ;) Can I still join in the thread if I can't :p
10c bus tickets ... and the big "dare" was to ask for one when the price went up to 20c...
Does anyone remember Adventure Island on the ABC?? John Michael Howson was Mrs.Flowerpot.
20c was a lot of lollies
Oh I remember thinking how much 20 cents would buy!
I remember the man who used to come and empty the toilet!!! (thankyou to you whoever you were - what a challenging job that would have been... :hug:)
I remember our milk used to arrive in a tin bucket with a tin lid. We would put out our buckets and he/she would fill them... The cream on top was scooped off to make creamed rice.. Oh Lordy that was special...
I remember the wringer washing machine that My Grandma used to use & her excitement when she got one that did the whole lot for her. (bless her cotton tails... :hug:)
I remember fire cracker night!!! Oh wow that was almost as good as Christmas!!!
oh HAR DE HAR - who moved this to knitting and crocheting??
:ROFL:
ETA - sorry, I get it now NELLE....I haven't taken my anti-Alzheimer medication today
:rofl: Nelle!
:rofl: Good call Nelle!
By the replies this is where we should be :rofl: Thanks Nelle!
Oh Molly dying on ACP was sooo sad :cry:
Ok, so who remembers what was the first movie they watched on their VCR's?
Mine was the Sound of Music :D
Guyforks night! Loved it, used to put in our order at the local Newsagency and was so excited to pick them up. Had a bonfire and most of the town come down to our place for it too!
I like the Nolan Sisters, and how about Sheena Easton when she did that racey song My baby takes the morning train!
Oh the excitement when we owned our own VCR instead of hiring one for the night from the video shop! The first video we watched on it would either have been a Bud Hall and Terrence Spencer, National Lampoons (or anything with Chevy Chase in it for that matter), Animal House or Police Academy movie. They were the ones Dad always seemed to pick LOL
The first video I ever watched was at a friends place on a massive old BETA!! It was Mad Max and I can remember how exciting it was having a movie with no adds that you could fast forward and rewind!!
remember when "remotes" were on cords?
TV's where you actually had to get off your butt to change the channel :lol:.
Regards,
Dianne
First video - wow, could have been Porky's II or something similar. I remember the local video store guy calling up my mum to see if we were allowed to borrow it.
First video I saw was "An American Werewolf in London" at a sleepover ;)
And my first computer was a **** Smith Wizard, that came with a book of games to type in .. and a cassette deck add-on to save your games on!
OMG i have found my soul sisters!!!
WHOOT to us ole gals
i hear you gals on so many levels- great idea this thread and LOL where it is listed.
who remembers ROUND THE TWIST...i think it was on ABC????
Playing the Atari or the Commodore 64 at the "rich friend's" house...
Playing Star Attack (or whatever it was called, sorry Old-Timer's Disease has stolen my memory) at the Fish N Chip Shop whilst waiting for the fish n chips - you know the game with the joystick and you always fought with your brothers/sisters about whose turn it was
Watching Halley's Comet from the Observatory...
Lollies being 2 for 1 cent... or 5 for 3 cents...
10c Lemonade Icy Poles
PMSL at the "Knitting/Crocheting" placing!
Oh wow we had a comodore 64 how ancient they seem now !!
It was space invaders - remember that song... "Space Invaders - chow chow chow *insert spacey noise*!!! :rofl:
I'm too young to be in this thread :nahnah:
I remember first learning how to program by programming games for the atari :)
i don't meet the age suggested at the start, but i remember most of this stuff!