The Oldies Thread

[gonetomorrow]

Always loved the smell of coal tar soap. Banned now because of its alleged carcinogenic properties. Even though you'd have to eat a bar a day to do yourself any harm.

There used to be huge bars of carbolic soap lying around the cold stone floors of the school shower room. Yellow and pink bricks that never seemed to get any smaller. I remember that industrial antiseptic smell but I daresay it wouldn't suit an oldster's sensitive skin now.

 

[kev]

There used to be huge bars of carbolic soap lying around the cold stone floors of the school shower room. Yellow and pink bricks that never seemed to get any smaller. I remember that industrial antiseptic smell but I daresay it wouldn't suit an oldster's sensitive skin now.

Always full of random pubes

 

[Bedfordblue]

When did Revels stop being made ? Loved 'em, all except the toffee one.

Still available aren’t they? Coffee Revels

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Thought my new phones brightness was playing up,or had some anti glare setting........had my sunglasses on....took me three days to work out

 

[summerisle]

 

[summerisle]

Pick your can.

 

[gonetomorrow]

Always full of random pubes

Some of them thousands of years old.

 

[degsy]

Pick your can.

The Ma always gave us that Kidney soup for some reason - in the end I grew to like it...well tolerate it anyway

 

[Cels]

Pick your can.

Always liked the one with the pork sausages

 

[summerisle]

Always liked the one with the pork sausages

The Asda do them, dear reader - I've had 'em, nea.

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Steve Cooper lookalike

 

[bigjonny]

Pick your can.

I’d forgotten about the baconburgers , used to love them.

 

[Cels]

Do they still make these?

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[Cels]

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[magicjuan]

Pick your can.

West end grill please. Never seen kidney soup but would try it, love kidneys.