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Afternoon me thinks Amos I remember it with affection Big Daddy , Giant Haystacks and our very own Oggie Buttercluff Leon Arras /Brian Glover . It's the old dears ringside I remember some of them were vicious hitting the wrestlers with...

One near a business I sometimes visit near us in Cheshire.

Well done Pearl, it was going to be either the coffee table or the dry cleaner picture that would give it away, or maybe the Yorkshire Puddings

The Mysterious Feet Of Nora Batty, step ladders in the river.

Do you remember playing Conkers in the playground at School or other games

We would ride miles to get to a good tree. I walk past trees with hundreds of big beautiful conkers on the floor and I think back to those times knowing that we would have scooped up the lot. We need to get the kids conkering again...

Absolutely persisting it down here all day in Cheshire and very windy. It’s supposed to be dry again next week week for a fair while. Last weekend we culminated a week in North Yorkshire (in the campervan ) at Bedale and the weather was...

Doing this resets the flux capacitors

I don’t miss our old set from the ‘70’s. The picture used to go fuzzy and to solve this we had to thump in the top a few times and it would make a fizzing noise and then two loud bangs and it was then ok. The funny thing is we thought...

I had a go but found it hurt my brain so I’ve gone for just shouting out characters names a la TV Stars by the Skids :) Eddie’s Tammy, Stanley’s Chamois!!

I cannot get this song out of my head at the moment , its one of my favourites and hats off to the person who put this video with it . It got me thinking and I have been trying , unsuccessfully, to match some of the verses with LOTSW...

Whilst watching Pate and Chips this morning. I thought how Roy missed a chance to bring Chips kids into the show as they got older. A new generation of Simmonites . Just a thought

I wonder if they could still show the old Tom &Jerry cartoons?:)

I cannot reccomend this enough. Dame Thora and Pete Postlethwaite put in truly fantastic moving performances from start to finish. At times deeply hilarious at others it gets you tearful and all in all a sublime and sadly all too...