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Pint of Bitter 1 shilling and sixpence. Could get four gallons of petrol for a quid. No radar or speed cameras.
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H'appeny and penny tray of sweetsBoyhood goodies a six of chips{ 2 & 1 /2p} a lucky bag 3d 1.2 p - The chips never went up only when £SP went to decimalisation came in everything seemed to double in price in the late 1960's or early 70s?!
Pint of Bitter 1 shilling and sixpence. Could get four gallons of petrol for a quid. No radar or speed cameras.
...but no drink driving, of course.
I actually miss queuing up for tickets for events. Not just football, but gigs and even cinema. I remember going down to the old Stadium in around 76 to queue for Led Zeppelin tickets. Got the first bus into town on the day they went on sale and wasn't even in the first hundred in the line when we got there. Same with cinema, no multiplexes back then so when a film like The Exorcist came out you'd be queuing for at least an hour beforehand. Although it was a pain to be waiting around I think the effort you went to made the events more memorable in a way.
H'appeny and penny tray of sweets
Post-decimilisation,1969, double the price
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Doug McLure had the best sounding character in the Virginian, Trampass. Never heard it before or since.Bonanza, Alias smith and Jones & the Virginian
Westerns were boss on TV
Ah Trampass what the hell sort of name was thatDoug McLure had the best sounding character in the Virginian, Trampass. Never heard it before or since.
I went to see the exorcist at the royal court there were people patrolling outside with quotes out of the bible and you had to go in and have a talk from the st johns ambulance brigade before you got in, bit nerve wrecking as I was to young to see it and kept thinking I would get knocked back after waiting so long , people actually left after a few minutes of it starting after the build up to get in.I actually miss queuing up for tickets for events. Not just football, but gigs and even cinema. I remember going down to the old Stadium in around 76 to queue for Led Zeppelin tickets. Got the first bus into town on the day they went on sale and wasn't even in the first hundred in the line when we got there. Same with cinema, no multiplexes back then so when a film like The Exorcist came out you'd be queuing for at least an hour beforehand. Although it was a pain to be waiting around I think the effort you went to made the events more memorable in a way.
The hysteria surrounding that film was unbelievable. It was very scary, though.I went to see the exorcist at the royal court there were people patrolling outside with quotes out of the bible and you had to go in and have a talk from the st johns ambulance brigade before you got in, bit nerve wrecking as I was to young to see it and kept thinking I would get knocked back after waiting so long , people actually left after a few minutes of it starting after the build up to get in.
Reminds me of The High Chaparral, and the Virginian on a wet Sunday afternoon :Bonanza, Alias smith and Jones & the Virginian
Westerns were boss on TV