Can you name things that youngsters of today won't know?

[The Crofted Crest]

Owzthat

 

[Dirk]

[QUOTE 5020607, member: 259"]But what happened when you washed them?[/QUOTE]
Never did.....

 

[Dirk]

[QUOTE 5020619, member: 259"]"Stink to fit" [/QUOTE]
Well I was a 'Greaser' .......

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

Owzthat
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I might need to go and see if I can buy an old set online...

 

[Drago]

Luncheon vouchers.

Old fashioned factories where you were either hourly paid, or salaried 'on the staff'.

Ray Moore on the early show.

 

[Threevok]

My drink of choice outside the pub gawd knows what was in it

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I was very ill every time I drank this. In later life I discovered/developed an intolerance for certain red colouring and flavouring additives. Even ketchup makes me itch like crazy and just about everything strawberry (and sometimes raspberry) flavoured makes be feel very ill

 

[Nigel182]

Luncheon vouchers.

Old fashioned factories where you were either hourly paid, or salaried 'on the staff'.

Ray Moore on the early show.

I'm Officially Retro work Hourly Paid in a Factory.....or is it "Attend"

 

[Electric_Andy]

I was just telling my 21 year old colleague about TCP throat sweets, and she'd never heard of them

 

[Gary E]

These!

 

[Gary E]

...and these!!!

 

[Threevok]

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...and these!!!

These still exist - but they now feature poorly illustrated overpriced anime crap - called Pokemon

 

[Gary E]

Still can't remember what the little pocket games were called, Pocketairs or some such? There were dozens of different ones that were swapped constantly around school.

 

[jefmcg]

Still can't remember what the little pocket games were called, Pocketairs or some such? There were dozens of different ones that were swapped constantly around school.

Pocketeer/pocketmate?

 

[Aperitif]

Still can't remember what the little pocket games were called, Pocketairs or some such? There were dozens of different ones that were swapped constantly around school.

Pocket billiards was popular at my school I understand.

 

[User482]

These still exist - but they now feature poorly illustrated overpriced anime crap - called Pokemon

I was playing this with my children last weekend: