memories of 1969
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Goater
Re: memories of 1969
Does anyone remember that stuff which, like the sweet cigarettes, was like tobacco strands and it was in a small, red pack or summat? I absolutely loved the taste and thought i'd never forget it but i have! God i'd love taste it again to find out. Also love(d) the spaceships full of sherbet. Mmmmmmmmmm.
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Cornish Chris
Re: memories of 1969
Yeah Sweet Tobacco it was a shreaded fruit that was sugar coated and I agree it was delicious.
Sherbet UFO's mmmm 2 for 1p they were cool, it was always a toss up between them and Fruit Salads or Black Jacks.
Remember Bazooka Joe Bubble Gum ??
CC.
Sherbet UFO's mmmm 2 for 1p they were cool, it was always a toss up between them and Fruit Salads or Black Jacks.
Remember Bazooka Joe Bubble Gum ??
CC.
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buttsie
Re: memories of 1969
VESTA
Weren't they meant to last forever
Had to stomache some in 1980...cardboard was more nutritious and it certainly tasted better
At least it taught me the difference between good & bad food
I've never bought another boxed meal since
cheers
B....OZ
PS Only memory from 1969...spewing on my fathers shoulder...probably Vesta again?
Weren't they meant to last forever
Had to stomache some in 1980...cardboard was more nutritious and it certainly tasted better
At least it taught me the difference between good & bad food
I've never bought another boxed meal since
cheers
B....OZ
PS Only memory from 1969...spewing on my fathers shoulder...probably Vesta again?
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magoo
Re: memories of 1969
I remember Bazooka Bubblegum and Fizzbombs and Jawbreakers which made your mouth go red for days. What was that bubblegum that tasted of Germaline called it always came with a free transfer of a yellow smiley face which you had to lick and stick on your arm?
You can still get Vesta Curries but you have to search for them. I think I saw some about 18 months ago in a supermarket. Of course there are more tasty varieties of ready curries available now from the fridge section which have undoubtedly contributed to the scarcity of ye olde Vesta.
You can still get Vesta Curries but you have to search for them. I think I saw some about 18 months ago in a supermarket. Of course there are more tasty varieties of ready curries available now from the fridge section which have undoubtedly contributed to the scarcity of ye olde Vesta.
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Ace
Re: Banana Splits
I remember these crazed bastards in 1970 when I was 8. I really wanted one of those cool beach buggies featured at the start.
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Ace
Re: American Comics
I loved the American imported comics that were so fantastic compared to Beano etc. The ads were a favorite of mine especially the cool jokes and gags you could buy like fake snot, sneezing powder etc. There was no-where in Blighty you could get that. When we emigrated to Hong Kong, these were available and I remember buying tons of it, to discover, it WAS shit stuff. Sneezing Powder was pepper, fake snot was coloured glass etc. Hmmm, maybe because of the Americans' selling me a hopeless dream caused my resentment to them many years later.
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Wink Wink
Re: memories of 1969
You could by sweets that looked like ciggs, who thought that letting kids go around with sweets pretenting to smoke was good. Bet you can't get them to day!
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buttsie
Re: Banana Splits
I bet you know all the words to the theme song
How did it go again....one banana...?
cheers
B....OZ
How did it go again....one banana...?
cheers
B....OZ
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Wink Wink
Re: Double Deckers
Remember the Banana Splits - crazy program shown Sat mornings & school hols. What would they make of it today!
Does anyone remember the Double Deckers? A group of kids living on a London Transport Routemaster. Think a young Melvin Hayes was in it.
Does anyone remember the Double Deckers? A group of kids living on a London Transport Routemaster. Think a young Melvin Hayes was in it.
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Cornish Chris
Re: memories of 1969
And don't forget "Hey Hey here come the bears....Its the hair bear bunch"
Bears with afro's pretty freaky really.
CC.
Bears with afro's pretty freaky really.
CC.