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kidshuffle wrote:The raccoons ruled too

Finally someone else who knows what the raccoons was. I know about three people who saw it and everyone else has no idea what it was.

I actually really want the record of that theme tune I posted too

wub wrote:Don't forget Phil Hartman.

RIP.

Shit, did I forget about Phil Hartman? RIP

Televised paintballing on C4

I used to love anything that was slightly post-apocalyptic futuristic. Don't get much of it now which is a shame because it was really inspiring.

wolf89 wrote:

kidshuffle wrote:The raccoons ruled too

Finally someone else who knows what the raccoons was. I know about three people who saw it and everyone else has no idea what it was.

I actually really want the record of that theme tune I posted too

The Racoons RULED! I used to be genuinely disgusted by Cyril Sneer's tobacco-yellowed tooth.

'Do you lickadickaday?'

Don't push me.

Push a Push-Pop.

New Sense wrote:'Do you lickadickaday?'

flashbacks right now lol

"There something stuck to your shoe mate"

he lifts leg behind and checks sole of shoe

You shout In camp voice "Oohh Allo Sailor"

wub wrote:Don't push me.

Push a Push-Pop.

These and Ring Pops were ridiculously big when I was in the last year of Primary School... I could never finish one without the whole thing turning into a sticky mess of sugar and slobber.

How about THIS:

magma wrote:

wub wrote:Don't push me.

Push a Push-Pop.

These and Ring Pops were ridiculously big when I was in the last year of Primary School...

All about the Big Baby Pop imo

2p each at the petrol station on my way to school. Year 7 kids would buy them for 5p.

wolf89 wrote:

kidshuffle wrote:The raccoons ruled too

Finally someone else who knows what the raccoons was. I know about three people who saw it and everyone else has no idea what it was.

I actually really want the record of that theme tune I posted too

I just realized its a Canadian show, so everyone knew it here

magma wrote:

2p each at the petrol station on my way to school. Year 7 kids would buy them for 5p.

We had a wicked system worked out, we'd go to the pound shop after school, buy a couple of multi-packs of chocolate bars and sell them for a pound each the next day, rinse and repeat!

Selling cigs for 50p each was a good earner too

(Pada) wrote:Selling cigs for 50p each was a good earner too

when the smoking age went up from 16 to 18 we hiked the price up to £1 each

Jesus, Jim! How old are you?

Laszlo wrote:Jesus, Jim! How old are you?

23, I was in 6th form when the age limit changed

I don't know if I thought you were older or if I just felt younger.

Either way, I feel old now

Laszlo wrote:I don't know if I thought you were older or if I just felt younger.

pretty sure we've had this conversation a few times now