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jax.26

Issyc wrote: »

Does anyone remember Milk Tray bars?

Yes, that was a treat that I really appeciated.
xx

missy.moo_3

optimistix wrote: »

I loved the black jacks and fruit salads 1/2 a penny each

Me too but they were a disgraceful penny when I bought them! :cool:

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

It's nowhere near as bad as how a bristolian accent sounds on tv :eek:

You're so right. In fact the Westcountry in general! It makes me cringe!

scamps1966 wrote: »

I hate hearing my own voice! It sounds nothing like what I think it does!!:rotfl:

Me too. There's no way I sound that Cornish! (Maybe I do!) I don't dislike the Cornish accent either, I just don't like it on me!! :rotfl:

Lilbitcrazy

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

It's nowhere near as bad as how a bristolian accent sounds on tv :eek:

Ere jez kyle. I sed e were the dad but e aint got no money or nuffin so i sez you dont need money for asdas innit. They gots cheao bulmerz there n everyfin. Zider me right up innit.


The above is why i have perfected my telephone voice!!!

Gemini_Jes

nikkinoo83 wrote: »

I know lol, I dont even sound particularly welsh although im born & bred in south wales. Bet i'd sound dull if I was on TV though haha. The worst has to be the welsh on Jeremy Kyle lol. I cringe everytime :eek::eek::eek:

The people on there always amaze me..why don't they wash their hair and wear nice clothes?...it's not as if they don't know they are going to be on national TV..:rotfl::rotfl:

nerfdad

Crisps and choc still working.

Miss_Laid

nikkilala wrote: »

Chewing nuts:eek::eek:They would pull your fillings as well as your teeth out, I used to love them but not if it was cold because then they'd be extra hard!!

My dads works (British Steel Corp) used to lay on a bus and a pantomime visit each Xmas, we got given a box of quality streets and a carton of kia-ora I used to swap all the chocs in the quality street with the other kids for their toffee penny, I had at least 3 of my first teeth pulled out with those flaming sweets

lokitty

fairclaire wrote: »

Hi lokitty

I'm here and I'm fine. Thanks so much for asking. I'm reading bits whilst trying to make lists for shopping tomorrow. I'm getting out for a couple hours:T. I haven't got out all week so am planning 3 shops in 2 stores tomorrow.

My OH is ok ish. Sometimes he almost seems back to normal, others it like having another kid in the house. He's a bit up and down. Worst problem is that he won't go out....anywhere! well, except into the garden. This was a massive problem before he went into hospital and hasn't got any better. I have spoken to his CMH nurse this morning and he's going to see what he can do to help with it. It's bleeding hard work:(. Im still wary of leaving him on his own for too long, so I'm sort of stuck in as well. One of his mates coming to see him tomorrow so I can get out when he's here. Do us both good I think, we've been married over 20 years and never spent this much time together ever!

Anyway we plodding along so to speak. Thanks again for asking.

Tinyshoes sending hugs to you:A. Sounds as if you need one

rchddap, your little baby is gorgeous. Baby pics always cheer me up, actually all the pics do. dogs, cats, FKs amazing pics and all the fruit and veg.

Hope everyone else is well:). I'm not saying much but I'm here and reading whilst I can

Hi fairclaire,
Good to hear from you, and glad that you are getting a bit of time to do shopping but it must be hard. You sound like you are doing really well though, and it is really good that OH's mate is coming around. As you say it will be good for you both. When you are together all the time it gets hard to know what to talk about.
Do you think that his mate may be able to get him to go out?

take care Claire and dont take on too much yourself .

Sending you hugs ((hugs)))

pattylabelle

David. wrote: »

The ones with the stick in ?

I am thinking of ones without a stick wrapped in green tartan wax wrap paper. Probably a sweet of scottish origin.

Issyc

worry-wart wrote: »

Aye but that Gavin one that was married to Charlotte Church is a bit girly for my liking. I much prefer men to be men with some hair and minimal mirror time.

Gavin Henson. He's quite small when you see him in real life. He thinks the world of himself.

Gemini_Jes

worry-wart wrote: »

Aye but that Gavin one that was married to Charlotte Church is a bit girly for my liking. I much prefer men to be men with some hair and minimal mirror time.

I still wouldn't say no to him...:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: