Drago
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No problems opening the torpedo tubes though?
My mum told me about her cleaning other peoples houses after school,for pocket money.Imagine children doing that now!The "past" had no hoovers: scrubbing the floors on your knees was what you did, no mops either: I'm actually not kidding, that's how I uses to clean floors in my youth.
Not in the UK, better precise this
I was cleaning my own house, well, my parent's house: imagine kids doing this nowadays!My mum told me about her cleaning other peoples houses after school, for pocket money.Imagine children doing that now!
I was cleaning my own house, well, my parent's house: imagine kids doing this nowadays!
There used to be a pub in Canning Town that had topless Go-Go dancers on a Friday lunch time when I worked that way. And another in Stratford that had topless barmaids,
Imagine the outcry if anyone tried that these days.
My mum told me about her cleaning other peoples houses after school,for pocket money.Imagine children doing that now!
Same here.. I nearly stood one one leg and played my flute!Damn it all. I jumped into this thread excitedly thinking it was about Jethro Tull.
And that nice Mr Glitter from number 12 used to give her a tip.
I'm still chuckling about this from an hour ago...
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I would have played up its medicated properties, no one ever died from an Izal graze lolOk a bit of a confession. I got my collar felt at a football match in 1978,for chucking a bog roll onto the pitch. The magistrate questioned why i was before them for such a "trivial offence". The copper who arrested me told him it wasn't just any old toilet roll. It was a "hard Izal one"! That swayed it. They fined me 50 quid.