Religion and Ethics Forum
General Category => Literature, Music, Art & Entertainment => Topic started by: Nearly Sane on December 15, 2017, 09:36:51 PM
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Treating myself with one of these a night over Christmas
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bKAYH3Sl8s
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Cheers - I'll join you.
I remember this well from the early 60's, when I'd be 10 or so, and with great affection: along with the likes of Captain Pugwash and Ivor the Engine.
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Cheers - I'll join you.
I remember this well from the early 60's, when I'd be 10 or so, and with great affection: along with the likes of Captain Pugwash and Ivor the Engine.
WOW that takes me back to my childhood. I enjoyed watching those three programmes. :)
Our daughters liked Captain Pugwash, the eldest had bedroom wallpaper featuring that programme. :)
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That kept me quiet. Now, if the Beeb could find the "Littlenose" stories from Jackanory..........
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That kept me quiet. Now, if the Beeb could find the "Littlenose" stories from Jackanory..........
While most are lost, just checking you have found these?
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQ6it4haOEAlKeArFirZUacpzPNf2cRoS
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Yep. I know abot them, NS. I used to love it when those stories came on the box, just as I was coming in from a hard day's avoiding the Lochgelly.
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I remember, 'Muffin the Mule', from those far off days, but never found it particularly entertaining.
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I remember, 'Muffin the Mule', from those far off days, but never found it particularly entertaining.
Whatever rocks your boat!
:o :o :o :o
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Whatever rocks your boat!
:o :o :o :o
It certainly didn't rock mine.
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I remember, 'Muffin the Mule', from those far off days, but never found it particularly entertaining.
That's illegal now, you know.
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Don't tell her, Pike......
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That's illegal now, you know.
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That's illegal now, you know.
In Norfolk?
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The noun, 'Muff'
The verb, 'To muff'.
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The noun, 'Muff'
The verb, 'To muff'.
What does that mean?
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Noggin was revived and was quite a cultish thing at the end of the 1970s. It was so charming! There are some very good Noggin the Nog books available.
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Noggin was revived and was quite a cultish thing at the end of the 1970s. It was so charming! There are some very good Noggin the Nog books available.
Floo ain't our generation.
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She remembers Noggin the Nog though.
(Floo: https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=muff)
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What does that mean?
Floo, why do you think that people who own mules keep them under guard in stables? There are just too many deranged people around who just like a quick muff.
Nogs have to be protected too. But it's not as if all clandestine activity is unsavoury - have you ever tried kipling?
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Floo, why do you think that people who own mules keep them under guard in stables? There are just too many deranged people around who just like a quick muff.
Nogs have to be protected too. But it's not as if all clandestine activity is unsavoury - have you ever tried kipling?
What does that mean?
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Floo, why do you think that people who own mules keep them under guard in stables? There are just too many deranged people around who just like a quick muff.
Let's not even get started on Dobbin the Donkey.
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Never mind tossing the caber.
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I've thought of a new children's TV programme. It's about a sheep called "Shaggin".
I also want to develop a TV series about a frog, but I'm not sure what to call it.
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Does anyone remember a BBC crime drama called, 'The Scarf', which ran for six episodes in 1959 when I was nine? My father enjoyed it, but I found it quite frightening and hide behind the sofa when the scary bits were shown.
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Friggin.
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Stuffing the turkey is quite straightforward.