Compers Challenge 2018

bluesooz

mansey wrote: »

I am pleased some bugga is older than me :rotfl:

I had no idea about a liberty bodice, we got rid of our coal fire in 2002 (worst thing we ever did) yeah remember ice in bedroom windows, are jubblies not still about? :eek: I always think of Man from Uncle when I see Ducky in NCIS.

What years was BBC2 first broadcast?

jubblies: https://www.sainsburys.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/gb/groceries/jubbly-orange-8x62ml?

one jubbly - plural jubblies

not had one for years


although you may be thinking of another type of jubblies and there are a lot of them about

Newnan

bluesooz wrote: »

jubblies: https://www.sainsburys.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/gb/groceries/jubbly-orange-8x62ml?

one jubbly - plural jubblies

not had one for years


although you may be thinking of another type of jubblies and there are a lot of them about

I think those are similar to the ones I remember, but of course they were much bigger in my day:rotfl::rotfl: (wasn't everything). We used to get them from the chip shop, they were triangular and by the time I'd finished one my mouth was sore from the ice crystals. Happy days, eh.

Moneybot

Marg2k8 wrote: »

The question was whether I could remember these things happening. A lot of things have happened during my lifetime that I cannot remember (sometimes I can barely remember what day of the week it is:rotfl:). As a child I was probably more interested in what I might be able to watch on tv than the death of an eminent politician.

I find it hard to distinguish now from actual memories and things I was told happened when I was young.

mansey wrote: »

Oh my youngest son will love you do you know Dr Who?

I have been a Whovian since the days of watching Patrick Troughton (my mum sat next to him on the tube once) from behind the sofa. Though obviously Jon Pertwee was my favourite.

mansey

Moneybot wrote: »

I find it hard to distinguish now from actual memories and things I was told happened when I was young.



I have been a Whovian since the days of watching Patrick Troughton (my mum sat next to him on the tube once) from behind the sofa. Though obviously Jon Pertwee was my favourite.

I remember him more as Wurzel Gummidge

Newnan

I remember Jon Pertwee From The Navy Lark on Sunday radio. I thought it so funny, Left hand down a bit( if that means anything )

mansey

Newnan wrote: »

I remember Jon Pertwee From The Navy Lark on Sunday radio. I thought it so funny, Left hand down a bit( if that means anything )

It means nowt to me :eek:

Moneybot

mansey wrote: »

I remember him more as Wurzel Gummidge

He was so much better as The Doctor

Newnan wrote: »

I remember Jon Pertwee From The Navy Lark on Sunday radio. I thought it so funny, Left hand down a bit( if that means anything )

I remember that as a kid - it had Leslie Phillips in it as well if I remember correctly.

mansey

50,000 C2W Challenge

Last weeks totals

lucinad 1,446

mansey 772

Total 2,218

Left to do 38,796

This weeks totals

lucinad 1,138

mansey 704

Total 1,842

Left to do 36,954

Emmaaar22

Competitions seems a bit lack luster lately

lucinad

So emmaarr, I see you are a relative newbie, tell us your story to the point....did you join mse specifically to enter comp? (Or perhaps car insurance?) Did you know of the site/forum/thread before joining? (Are you a secret lurker?) How is your challenge going? ( I assume you are on the challenge, not just watching us all fail!), Do you venture into other comp sites?

Go on you saw our thread last year and though....I need to join these amazing people!! That's how it happened right?