Batman Posted 24 February, 2015 Posted 24 February, 2015 Old vid but remember some of this stuff well as was born 1980 https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10202034590847461
Block 18 Posted 25 February, 2015 Posted 25 February, 2015 The 80s were largely sh*t. Too true, after the enjoyment of living in the 60's and70's they were a probably the worst decade
badgerx16 Posted 25 February, 2015 Posted 25 February, 2015 In order : Got married, graduated, daughter born, got a job, passed driving test, got promoted, bought house, #1 son born. They weren't all bad.
PompeyLass Posted 25 February, 2015 Posted 25 February, 2015 I loved the 80's, they don't make kids TV like they used to.
Bearsy Posted 25 February, 2015 Posted 25 February, 2015 I loved the 80's, they don't make kids TV like they used to. I Should Hope That They Don't! Edit: I mean Operation Yewtree
Jillyanne Posted 25 February, 2015 Posted 25 February, 2015 Bagpuss has not been questioned as far as I am aware
PompeyLass Posted 25 February, 2015 Posted 25 February, 2015 I Should Hope That They Don't! Edit: I mean Operation Yewtree Lol, I don't mean like that.
david in sweden Posted 25 February, 2015 Posted 25 February, 2015 remember most of this ..but moved to Sweden somewhere in the middle. Loved the original Billy Joel melody, but give this version ***** also.
ericb Posted 25 February, 2015 Posted 25 February, 2015 The 80s were proper ****, don't understand the modern love in for them. Mind you that said going to football was much better back then and i vividly remember waiting outside Rumbelows, or in the sports shop by east street (because they always had solent on), waiting for the saints away score to come in.
Plastic Posted 25 February, 2015 Posted 25 February, 2015 Quite enjoyed the 80s, as I was a child I didn't have to work, and it seemed like I was permanently on holiday.
Turkish Posted 25 February, 2015 Posted 25 February, 2015 I was told today that the bloke who used to be bungle was walking round our Nottingham office giving out sweets. Apparently one of our suppliers use him for promotional work. Pretty tight budgets if they're using a bloke no one has ever heard of who used to dress up as a bear for a living 30 years ago.
Plastic Posted 25 February, 2015 Posted 25 February, 2015 Sounds like a **** http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1325746/Road-rage-shame-of-TVs-Bungle-the-Bear-actor.html
Wade Garrett Posted 25 February, 2015 Posted 25 February, 2015 Bagpuss has not been questioned as far as I am aware 70s.
View From The Top Posted 25 February, 2015 Posted 25 February, 2015 i vividly remember waiting outside Rumbelows, or in the sports shop by east street (because they always had solent on), waiting for the saints away score to come in. Yep, I did the same.
View From The Top Posted 25 February, 2015 Posted 25 February, 2015 (edited) I loved the 80s but then leaving school in 83 meant I spent lots of it at sea, drunk, off my tits or fu cking any Doris I could get my kn0b into. Edited 25 February, 2015 by View From The Top
Turkish Posted 25 February, 2015 Posted 25 February, 2015 Yep, I did the same. Me too. Currys up by where Yates is now was another spot. As a kid if Saints were away we used to go to the pictures where the square ballon is now and usually be out as the results were coming in.
ericofarabia Posted 25 February, 2015 Posted 25 February, 2015 Bagpuss has not been questioned as far as I am aware Pompey Lass and now Jillyanne ... it's getting like the old days again. You should join forces with your sisters in arms on The Muppet Show with PL and Coxford Lou!!
CHAPEL END CHARLIE Posted 25 February, 2015 Posted 25 February, 2015 Blade Runner, The Terminator, ET, Dune, Aliens ... A pretty good decade to be alive if you were a young Science-Fiction fan with enough spare cash to go to the cinema every now and then.
CB Saint Posted 25 February, 2015 Posted 25 February, 2015 Learnt to get p1ssed in the eighties. Never looked back.
ericofarabia Posted 25 February, 2015 Posted 25 February, 2015 Learnt to get p1ssed in the eighties. Never looked back. You needed lessons?
ericofarabia Posted 25 February, 2015 Posted 25 February, 2015 Blade Runner, The Terminator, ET, Dune, Aliens ... A pretty good decade to be alive if you were a young Science-Fiction fan with enough spare cash to go to the cinema every now and then. .... or as they became known .... Nerds
CHAPEL END CHARLIE Posted 25 February, 2015 Posted 25 February, 2015 Yes I admit I am a Nerd, if I had a brain I'd be a Geek too.
Saint-scooby Posted 25 February, 2015 Posted 25 February, 2015 Beer 90p a pint Drink driving was legal Rape was a bit naughty No Mcdonalds just Wimpy and Huckleberrys Pubs shut very early and in the afternoons Finding a porno was the best thing Aids was starting to do the rounds Being gay was still banned Shops shut on Sundays Saints were doing ok "Fights at most games" Hair was big and stupid Pompey was still a dump full of seamen (sic) All the kids in the schools were white Jimmy savile was on TV Britain made things Computers games were really bad apart from pacman You could smoke anywhere on a plane, cinema, pubs in front of kids I could go on
Whitey Grandad Posted 25 February, 2015 Posted 25 February, 2015 Beer 90p a pint Drink driving was legal Rape was a bit naughty No Mcdonalds just Wimpy and Huckleberrys Pubs shut very early and in the afternoons Finding a porno was the best thing Aids was starting to do the rounds Being gay was still banned Shops shut on Sundays Saints were doing ok "Fights at most games" Hair was big and stupid Pompey was still a dump full of seamen (sic) All the kids in the schools were white Jimmy savile was on TV Britain made things Computers games were really bad apart from pacman You could smoke anywhere on a plane, cinema, pubs in front of kids I could go on Beer was 1/6 (7.5p) when I started university in 1968.
Unbelievable Jeff Posted 25 February, 2015 Posted 25 February, 2015 Don't remember a lot of it being an 84 kid, but I love the music, and the cars.
Julian H. Cope Posted 25 February, 2015 Posted 25 February, 2015 The 80’s were amazing. Had my first w*nk in my Nans toilet in 84. Great days.
Halo Stickman Posted 26 February, 2015 Posted 26 February, 2015 When I was at the start of my drinking career, a pub quite near to where I lived served Mild at 10p a pint. Furthermore, one of the locals was a young woman who, in exchange for a couple of cigarettes, was more than happy to take regulars round the back for a blow-job. These are just two of the reasons why I preferred the 70s.
Hatch Posted 26 February, 2015 Posted 26 February, 2015 80s were great 90s I can't remember them 00's Had kids by then.
Wade Garrett Posted 26 February, 2015 Posted 26 February, 2015 The 80’s were amazing. Had my first w*nk in my Nans toilet in 84. Great days. Did she have that really cheap hard loo paper? Your helmet must have been a bit sore after cleaning yourself up.
Julian H. Cope Posted 27 February, 2015 Posted 27 February, 2015 Did she have that really cheap hard loo paper? Your helmet must have been a bit sore after cleaning yourself up. No, I cleaned myself up with my Granddad's big white pants.
Wade Garrett Posted 1 March, 2015 Posted 1 March, 2015 No, I cleaned myself up with my Granddad's big white pants. Was he brushing his teeth at the time?
Lets B Avenue Posted 1 March, 2015 Posted 1 March, 2015 I was told today that the bloke who used to be bungle was walking round our Nottingham office giving out sweets. Apparently one of our suppliers use him for promotional work. Pretty tight budgets if they're using a bloke no one has ever heard of who used to dress up as a bear for a living 30 years ago. We've got one on here as well.
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