Not seen it for years LOL,I wonder how old she is now.

Sure she was on a documentary about the 70's or the 80's, something like that. Don't think that clown thing will have aged though. LOL :D

 

 

Not seen it for years LOL,I wonder how old she is now.

 

Bloody hell,thats old,would say she's about 45yrs now!mind you,i can remember when we only had BBC1 and ITV,and they never started the programs till around 11am for schools,Picture Box i think,and they would shut up shop at 11pm with the National Anthem,and sundays was allways boring TV,sod all on except The World at War from 3pm till 4pm the Religion progs till 7pm,the Black and White Minstrel Show,mind you who remembers Saturday Night at The Palladium,with Bruce Forsyth,Tarbuck,Norman Wisdom,Tommy Cooper,Max Wall,Arthur English,Charlie Drake,Joyce Grenthall,Max Bygraves,etc etc etc etc,now what we got at the weekends on tv,shite!

 

Tony :D

what the nation wants to know is who won the game she was playing

what the nation wants to know is who won the game she was playing

 

The Clown :D

thanks...tony

 

btw i think she looks a bit like that damien from the omen...maybe a half sister....!

"cue the music...i can feel a sequel coming"

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/1282160.stm

http://www.meldrum.co.uk/mhp/testcard/faq.html

 

Yeah I am bored LOL

waking up 4am with a hangover with that clown staring at you beeping its ****ing horn is enough to scare anyone thought it was mushroom season again :D

 

I wonder how old she is now.

 

 

Carole Hersee, now a mother of two, has long wished her youthful image would vanish from British screens. The photo earned her a mere £100 and teasing from her schoolmates.

 

Yep, Im bored too!!!

thanks...tony

 

btw i think she looks a bit like that damien from the omen...maybe a half sister....!

"cue the music...i can feel a sequel coming"

 

Then Shrimpys sister had a go...............................

 

 

 

 

 

:rofl:

LMAO :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

No, i really am bored................

 

http://www.meldrum.co.uk/mhp/testcard/bbc_test.html

:shock: Poor old Shrimpy :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

PMSLMFAO :rofl:

 

Imagine waking upto that at 4am, you'd swear it was Shrimpy season again! :D

Bloody hell,thats old,would say she's about 45yrs now!mind you,i can remember when we only had BBC1 and ITV,and they never started the programs till around 11am for schools,Picture Box i think,and they would shut up shop at 11pm with the National Anthem,and sundays was allways boring TV,sod all on except The World at War from 3pm till 4pm the Religion progs till 7pm,the Black and White Minstrel Show,mind you who remembers Saturday Night at The Palladium,with Bruce Forsyth,Tarbuck,Norman Wisdom,Tommy Cooper,Max Wall,Arthur English,Charlie Drake,Joyce Grenthall,Max Bygraves,etc etc etc etc,now what we got at the weekends on tv,shite!

 

Tony :D

 

You forgot about Dixon of Dock Green. "Evening all. Now the story I'm about to tel you.......bla bla ..." and she must be more than 45 because I was well small when the test card changed and they put her picture in the middle for those new fangled Colour TV sets.

OK who remembers this then????

tomorrow people springs to mind?

I used to fancy that bird when I was a kid, but now you've put me right off by puttin' Shrimpys face on her she'll never be the same again... :D :rofl: :D

OK who remembers this then????

 

That was my bedroom when I was a kid growing up in Yorkshire. From October onwards it was boody freezing and there was always a cloud of condensation from your breath. You lay there under 96 quilts and wait till your bladder weighed about 43 ton before you'd attempt the journey to the bathroom in Arctic conditions.

 

The frost would make fantastic patterns on the inside of the windows, which you could admire as you stood snapping off the frozen stream of pi55 every 20 seconds. Ee by ech them wert days Thank f**k for central heating. Though I do miss the paterns on the windows.

Eeh by ech we had to walk all t' way over to T'other side of Clundy to go un buy a loaf of Hovis int middle o' winter wi' no shoes on us feet....

Eeh by ech we had to walk all t' way over to T'other side of Clundy to go un buy a loaf of Hovis int middle o' winter wi' no shoes on us feet....

 

You lived in my village then? Ah cun rumembert daft lad wit tatoos unt no booits thut walked ta butchers fot loef a t'ovis. Ee lad ad nay eva thought it wa thee.

 

Arst tha barn on Norbert :slap: :rofl:

:d :d :d