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Molzie wrote:Aussie rules is such a messy looking game

innit m8

without coffee I would be an empty husk of a man during work hours

Ceefax was soooo handy in the days before (widely used) internet.

Laszlo wrote:Ceefax was soooo handy in the days before (widely used) internet.

302 football.

316 live football results.

555 now & next TV programs.

LA_Boxers wrote:555 now & next TV programs.

Got through 4yrs of Uni never buying a TV guide with that.

i used to get giddy about the charts for games and music lol but fuck a TV that couldn't go back and forth on pages. that was stressful

wub wrote:

LA_Boxers wrote:555 now & next TV programs.

Got through 4yrs of Uni never buying a TV guide with that.

Although it says above 555 was lottery. Could have sworn it was now & next?

Apparently it was actually 606.

I have failed my childhood.

LA_Boxers wrote:

wub wrote:

LA_Boxers wrote:555 now & next TV programs.

Got through 4yrs of Uni never buying a TV guide with that.

Although it says above 555 was lottery. Could have sworn it was now & next?

Apparently it was actually 606.

I have failed my childhood.

Didn't it change from BBC to ITV though?

its aaalll toooo laaaate

601-605 was channel listings, 606 was the all conquering NOW AND NEXT!

I remember at some point using Ceefax to keep track of extra time in a playoff final - everytime I refreshed it the score changed. Probably more exciting than actually being able to watch the game... or, well... not...

wub wrote:Didn't it change from BBC to ITV though?

ITV wasn't Ceefax - it was Teletext.

ITHANKYOU.

channel 4 had a game that was dead put

southstar wrote:

Should have posted in the nostalgia thread really... but then, it was the fact that this was page 888 that caused the random thought.

I don't understand why, but I've been having really strange delusions lately.
about the same stuff as always: Cat Power.
who oddly enough just released an addition to her last record SUN, called Bully,
it's a piano ballad about a 27 year old kid who fantasizes about a romantic evening in Paris, all the while having a mental episode.



Boy, you’re a bully
Through the grass and the river you chase
You were cruel, you were so mean
Laughing right in my face
All the while you had my back, my best friend
I can still feel that smile on my face
27 was a good year, the best
The back of the bar watching me dance in a dress
Remember that night in Paris, all those candles you lit
You and all the alcohol
Sleeping on the street, sleeping on a …
Looking like a crook for trying to come back home
With a twist of your tongue and a devilish smile on your face
When you get sick
You were through with fun and games
Now that the times have all changed
I can’t find you,
I can’t put you back into place
Nothing could be done
For this young, wild son
Standing on the street in a hosṗital sheet
All on the run from the police
Dumb girl on your arm
That look on your face
And all those crazy things you said to me
I can never forget
Everything you have to go through
With a smile on your face
Everything we now know, with a smile on our face
I, I can never forget

they're singing about you, aren't they?

wub wrote:

LA_Boxers wrote:555 now & next TV programs.

Got through 4yrs of Uni never buying a TV guide with that.

how old are you?

Had broadband for checking these things by the time i was at uni (05)

Laszlo wrote:Should have posted in the nostalgia thread really... but then, it was the fact that this was page 888 that caused the random thought.

Subtitles flex.

So you don't miss anything while your mum was doing the hoovering