I Can't Live Without

[blue61]

what chez though ?

Perhaps a good rustic Cheddar to complement the beer, and some St Agur to go with the bottle of Rioja I didn't mention. And that folks is my Saturday night while watching le footy.

 

[Groucho]

White Stilton

 

[Woolly Blue]

Everyone has something that they simply cannot live without. Could be a device or even something passed down through the family.

The obvious one is your phone as we are so dependant on our phones. For most, our entire lives are on the device. Lets hear some different ones...

As a kid we had to go to a neighbour's house or a public phone if we needed to ring someone. I'm not sure I'd miss it
*searches for Oldies thread

 

[Jamo Martinez]

Sorry...... Do people still listen to CD's ?

I still listen to cassettes ffs.

 

[Pat's Van]

As a kid we had to go to a neighbour's house or a public phone if we needed to ring someone. I'm not sure I'd miss it
*searches for Oldies thread

hahah remember me auntie telling me something similar to this, she says they had one, and although it would only work for a couple of hours a night they'd still sit and watch it sometimes anyway, they were probably one of the first families in the area to actually have one, and it wasn't until like the 1970's or something until they got a full colour one !!

 

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

My wood burning stove

 

[Woolly Blue]

hahah remember me auntie telling me something similar to this, she says they had one, and although it would only work for a couple of hours a night they'd still sit and watch it sometimes anyway, they were probably one of the first families in the area to actually have one, and it wasn't until like the 1970's or something until they got a full colour one !!

You're getting confused between telephones and transvestites mate. We had our first transvestite in the street in the late 70's.

 

[Ducans elbow]

Bacon

 

[Pat's Van]

You're getting confused between telephones and transvestites mate. We had our first transvestite in the street in the late 70's.

of course !! you're right as usual, will never forget me dad twiddling with it's aerial to get a signal

 

[Durham Toffee]

1. Wife & Daughter
2. Everton
3. Real Ale

 

[The Cowboy]

Coffee. Honestly can't think of anything else that I would struggle to live without. I just love it. The smell, the taste, the various permutations, the avoiding the chain shops and finding a little independent that does an amazing flat white. Coffee is amazing.

 

[harris78]

...I have a Blackberry for work only - no internet just for work e-mails and calls. I'm proud to be a dinosaur who doesn't own a mobile phone. Not many of us left.

Its a good question, but I'm not a gadget person. Saying that, laptop is great as is I-Pod.

I'm with you Egg, never owned a mobile phone as i would hate the feeling of knowing people could contact me 24/7 no mater where i am. People say get one and then turn it off when you don't want to be contacted. Call me a miserable old sod but id have it turned off all the time so it would be pointless.

What could i not live without, my Tea Pot and Tea leaves. Tea Bags are ok but if you want a real good cup of tea it has to be made in a pot. Its my one kind of addiction. Hard core hey!

Oh and goes without saying my wife and girls.

 

[The Esk]

As a kid we had to go to a neighbour's house or a public phone if we needed to ring someone. I'm not sure I'd miss it
*searches for Oldies thread

Do you remember "party lines" where you shared a line with a neighbour? Pick the phone up quietly and you could listen to your neighbour's conversation (allegedly)...

 

[Pat's Van]

Bacon

there you go chums, probably also the answer to the "what did they eat at the last supper" thread too, they may have started off as jewish, but the cool kids dig on swine x

 

[Kurt.]

To be honest I don't think I can live without @RAFUH at the moment.... I believe she is stalking me ..... Im gonna play the long game.

* brushes back hair and struts away


** got no hair and gets on disab scooter