Old habits die hard

went to asda ,washington, walked over, booked in ,then security chap tannoys goods in[i think].
CORBY CHILLED here with 7 pallets,ok ,on to bay 14 CORBY DRIVER :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: .amazing how names stick in folks mind,havent heard it for a long while :frowning: :frowning: :frowning: :frowning: :frowning:

My daughter went to the corner shop the other day. ā€˜Do you want anything Dad?’

ā€˜Yeah get me a Marathon please’

ā€˜A whatā– ā– ?’

DaiDap:
My daughter went to the corner shop the other day. ā€˜Do you want anything Dad?’

ā€˜Yeah get me a Marathon please’

ā€˜A whatā– ā– ?’

Good job you never asked for a packet of Spangles or Opal Fruits then! :laughing:

ah olde english spangles nom nom nom
drifts off to a time when wagon wheels where wagon sized and black jacks was not some blud taking a car

Many Polish driver’s (not only proffesionals) still use CPN as a synonime for gas station, as during old times Centrala PrzemysĆ…ā€šu Naftowego (The Central of Petrol Industry) was the only network… What is interested, I hear that even from people who are too young to remember CPN stations!

I wonder how stupid was the guy who got an idea of rebranding every lasting CPN station to Orlen this someteeen years ago… That brand has to be worth a fortune even today…

bagpuss:
ah olde english spangles nom nom nom
drifts off to a time when wagon wheels where wagon sized and black jacks was not some blud taking a car

Do Robertsons Jam still have paper golliwogs stuck behind the label?

Bags of Cheesy Balls

Uncle Joes Mint Balls

nipping in the tobacconists for a packet of Bristols

McVities Finger Marie biscuits

all washed down with a bottle of Dry Sack from Williams and Humbert

Wheel Nut:

bagpuss:
ah olde english spangles nom nom nom
drifts off to a time when wagon wheels where wagon sized and black jacks was not some blud taking a car

Do Robertsons Jam still have paper golliwogs stuck behind the label?

Bags of Cheesy Balls

Uncle Joes Mint Balls

nipping in the tobacconists for a packet of Bristols

McVities Finger Marie biscuits

all washed down with a bottle of Dry Sack from Williams and Humbert

I’ve heard of Uncle Joes Mint Balls but you’ve lost me on the rest :laughing:

Wheel Nut:

bagpuss:
ah olde english spangles nom nom nom
drifts off to a time when wagon wheels where wagon sized and black jacks was not some blud taking a car

Do Robertsons Jam still have paper golliwogs stuck behind the label?

Bags of Cheesy Balls

Uncle Joes Mint Balls

nipping in the tobacconists for a packet of Bristols

McVities Finger Marie biscuits

all washed down with a bottle of Dry Sack from Williams and Humbert

I’ve got that!

My old man drinks carling lager no accounting for taste I know but I keep asking for carling black label and I do get some funny looks off the younger bar staff up our local club.

Can you still buy Mc Vites Lincoln biscuits? haven’t seen them for ages

I’d ā– ā– ā– ā– ā– ā– ā–  kill for a tin of cheese footballs.

ady1:
went to asda ,washington, walked over, booked in ,then security chap tannoys goods in[i think].
CORBY CHILLED here with 7 pallets,ok ,on to bay 14 CORBY DRIVER :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: .amazing how names stick in folks mind,havent heard it for a long while :frowning: :frowning: :frowning: :frowning: :frowning:

Still have my CCD Hi-Viz - Wear it with pride!

I cant be the only one left to call 50p ā€œ10 bobā€ . . . can i ? :blush:
Dunno about the rest of you, i still class myself as a lorry driver-not a trucker :angry:

Wheel Nut:

bagpuss:
ah olde english spangles nom nom nom
drifts off to a time when wagon wheels where wagon sized and black jacks was not some blud taking a car

Do Robertsons Jam still have paper golliwogs stuck behind the label?

Bags of Cheesy Balls

Uncle Joes Mint Balls

nipping in the tobacconists for a packet of Bristols

McVities Finger Marie biscuits

all washed down with a bottle of Dry Sack from Williams and Humbert

Uncle Joes still going strong in their home town of Wigan. I was at school with Anthony & John Winnard.

uncle-joes.com/

"Do you want anything from the shop " the youth asks, yeh get me a toffee crisp, 10 mins later he comes back with a packet of cheese and onion crisps, what’s this I ask?? They hadn’t got toffee so I got those.
He was bloody serious !!

Dont know if they still sell packets of " Rough Shag" cigarettes but I’ll be dammed if I’m asking for em, stick with me BH :smiley:

:open_mouth:

mattcollin:
Don’t know if they still sell packets of " Rough Shag" cigarettes but I’ll be dammed if I’m asking for em, stick with me BH :smiley:

Rough shag was pipe tobbacco, so it’s just as well you didn’t!

http://grumpy.blog.co.uk/2009/06/30/the-pipe-is-back-6423692/

How do I know? well when I was too young to smoke but did, I went into a tobacconist and asked for some tobacco and papers…Which tobacco do you want said the shop keeper…not knowing there was any difference I saw some ā€œrough shagā€ and asked for that. the rest as they say is history…it tasted bloody awful and I bet the tobacconist is still laughing about it today :imp: :blush:

Suedehead:
I cant be the only one left to call 50p ā€œ10 bobā€ . . . can i ? :blush:
Dunno about the rest of you, i still class myself as a lorry driver-not a trucker :angry:

Not yet you’re not!

Wheel Nut:

bagpuss:
ah olde english spangles nom nom nom
drifts off to a time when wagon wheels where wagon sized and black jacks was not some blud taking a car

Do Robertsons Jam still have paper golliwogs stuck behind the label?

Bags of Cheesy Balls

Uncle Joes Mint Balls

nipping in the tobacconists for a packet of Bristols

McVities Finger Marie biscuits

all washed down with a bottle of Dry Sack from Williams and Humbert

I missed them last time! What did they taste like? :open_mouth:

i used to love it when my dad came home from the pub on sunday afternonn.
he would always get me a bag of nibbits, now i get my grandson pombears and we share them. :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: