Shearwater Missile
Veteran
- Location
- Stowmarket
Good to see you're not prejudiced .
I thought that as I typed ! A bit like geese. I don`t mind whether they are Canadian, Egyptian or barnacle !
Good to see you're not prejudiced .
Right......a question for yous.....2 actually.
1. As kids did you throw these darts so they stuck on people clothing?
2. What did you call them ?
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On FB some people say they were called 'sticky willies'. I dont recall that name.
Mo, your the willy expert, do you recall that name?
Right......a question for yous.....2 actually.
1. As kids did you throw these darts so they stuck on people clothing?
2. What did you call them ?
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On FB some people say they were called 'sticky willies'. I dont recall that name.
Mo, your the willy expert, do you recall that name?
Mrs Shearwater thinks that it is wild barley. As a youngster we did`nt call them anything. We just threw them at whoever we were with until we got bored with that game.
For whatever reason I recall those being called sticky bubs....no idea why.They don’t look like sticky willies, or adhesive Williams as dad jokingly called them.
This is sticky willies. Not sure what the things you show are?
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They don’t look like sticky willies, or adhesive Williams as dad jokingly called them.
This is sticky willies. Not sure what the things you show are?
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Right......a question for yous.....2 actually.
1. As kids did you throw these darts so they stuck on people clothing?
2. What did you call them ?
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On FB some people say they were called 'sticky willies'. I dont recall that name.
Mo, your the willy expert, do you recall that name?
Same as @SpokeyDokey we called them flea darts.Right......a question for yous.....2 actually.
1. As kids did you throw these darts so they stuck on people clothing?
2. What did you call them ?
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On FB some people say they were called 'sticky willies'. I dont recall that name.
Mo, your the willy expert, do you recall that name?
a slight head wind out, stomped up Knockarthur hill [ thanks Mo, Knock=hill] and think the wind changed a bit as the ride back was one of those 'swooshy' rides
speeding along with a tail wind and that swoosh swoosh sound as rapidly covering ground, loads of momentum to romp up the hills and enough speed around bends to make car drivers jump as suddenly appearing 
should be able to get 10mph over the limit 
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