Once you've got a card you can spend it anywhere you don't ave to drive all that way!
Tis very rare that I will venture from landy to shop
Tis very rare that I will venture from landy to shop
Who remembers "Access, your flexible friend"
Sixpence, last time I bought some
When we young lads we used to go round the doors & ask for old news papers
then take them to the local chippy & get free chips
How hygienic was that haha
Feck that musta bin a long time ago. What do you call the bits that floated on the fat in the fryers and you could get for nothing?When we young lads we used to go round the doors & ask for old news papers
then take them to the local chippy & get free chips
How hygienic was that haha
We used to call them "screeblies". do you know what I mean?
Feck off you young cnut!My Grandad told me about them
Oh whoops!Floaters
that is what we call a turd that don't go down when you flush!!!!
wow!
He told me that you could trade jars for sweets n get into the cinema too lol
Only kidding haha fink they were called scraps.
Still not a very inventive word!
Scraps is what we gives to the doggies normally. Keeping away from that at the mo till we get to the bottom of what is wrong with our youngest.
My Access card was one of the first issue when you didn't apply but were just sent one by your bank - I can't remember if it was still called the District Bank or if it had gone to be called the National Provincial. Earlier this century they stopped sending me an updated card because I never used it although they did contact me to ask if I really wanted one and I declined.Who remembers "Access, your flexible friend"
I can still remember a card you could put in a machine outside your bank and take all of £10 away. But the machine kept your card and it took about a week before you got it back.My Access card was one of the first issue when you didn't apply but were just sent one by your bank - I can't remember if it was still called the District Bank or if it had gone to be called the National Provincial. Earlier this century they stopped sending me an updated card because I never used it although they did contact me to ask if I really wanted one and I declined.
Still not a very inventive word!
Scraps is what we gives to the doggies normally. Keeping away from that at the mo till we get to the bottom of what is wrong with our youngest.
We watch what ours get plus she is very fussy, what you feeding yours. If ours has the scoots
I only give them dry food until it clears.
I can still remember a card you could put in a machine outside your bank and take all of £10 away. But the machine kept your card and it took about a week before you got it back.
Never heard of that.
I remember before the atm was invented!I can still remember a card you could put in a machine outside your bank and take all of £10 away. But the machine kept your card and it took about a week before you got it back.
Do you remember the time when we were only allowed to take £10 out of the country and that had to be recorded in your passport. That must have been about 1970'ish.
We have been all around all this. Including starving them for 24 hours just to try and sort it. Out of three two are now fine but one is still a problem although, as i said, she is lively as anything and totally normal except for what she puts out.
But she is the worst scavenger of the three. So we worry she has eaten summat she shouldn't. If she did 2 solid poohs in a row we'd stop worrying but she ain't done that yet and she is still spending time straining to no effect. Or not much. If she ain't better tomoz it's off to the vets. We are very fussy what we feed our dogs. It's the least you can do, ain't it?!
I do just about remember it, with my parents, but it was a bit more than £10, I think! £50 maybe? My parents joked that they wished they had enough money to worry about it! iI those days £50 was an average bloke's wages for three weeks or so!I remember before the atm was invented!
Do you remember the time when we were only allowed to take £10 out of the country and that had to be recorded in your passport. That must have been about 1970'ish.
My first ever pay packet for a full week's work was just under £10.
