Re: What do you remember???

I too am positively ancient but I know that my generation was the best generation and although we won't live for ever and I thouht we would we will never be forgotten, through our music, films real personalities we are the last the next lot are going to be dead boring remembering stuff like 'Big Brother' and X Factor. yuk yuk yuk as you see although I am ancient I have never grown up.

Re: What do you remember???

I agree! Have my responsibilities but the kid in me will last forever.

Re: What do you remember???

I miss the little Blue Bags in Smith's crisps - the Blue flat packets aren't the same. I also remember getting excited if you got more than one bag in a packet. Also the Beechnut chewing gum machines that gave a free extra packet on the fourth go. Another crisp product I miss is Burton's Potato Puffs - I loved them................Oh dear showing my age now! x

Re: What do you remember???

I remember Beechnut chewing gum, but do you remember Jamboree Bags they were 3d I think a yellow bag containing sweets and plastic toys and maybe a joke?

Re: What do you remember???

That was Erica Roe

Re: What do you remember???

Thank you Cassie darlin'

Re: What do you remember???

You can stick me in the ancient slot Unk.

Re: What do you remember???

Hi Cookiecat,
I remember them as 'Lucky Bags' and often used to get a boy's one instead of a girl's which upset me greatly. I'm 55 years young with 6 grandchildren who keep me on the ball. Wonder if they will remember confectionary and items from these times so fondly? x

Re: What do you remember???

My own children who are now in their forties remember spangles and Curley Wurleys their granddad used to buy them one each for going to the shop for him to buy his cigarettes, wow that wouldn't happen anymore thank goodness.

Lucky Bags and jubleys are all fond memories. What will they remember in the future probably blue smarties.

Re: What do you remember???

My uncle was a farmer and looked after his animals well .
He had a Hereford bull called Billy who used to be taken to the local agricultural shows. If preparation for the shows Billy was washed with Omo and always looked lovely with his white patches gleaming .