Things which really died a death.
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Triumph Man said:
jet_noise said:
Pericoloso said:
bristolracer said:
Teacher nicknames
Basil
Minto
Woody
Dippy
etc
My Kids tell me they dont have nicknames for teachers any more.
My history teacher was Twizzle ,no idea why.Basil
Minto
Woody
Dippy
etc
My Kids tell me they dont have nicknames for teachers any more.
Everyone must have had a Woody .
That sounds slightly wrong.
I forget all the rest ,school is but a fuzzy memory.
eldar said:
A neighbour of mine is a long retired GP, he is 93.
Qualified as a doctor in 1945, immediately conscripted, and spent a year performing triage at various concentration camps. He spent trhe next 40 years as a GP in a quiet midlands town.
And he died last night, quietly in his sleep. RIP Ken.Qualified as a doctor in 1945, immediately conscripted, and spent a year performing triage at various concentration camps. He spent trhe next 40 years as a GP in a quiet midlands town.
alorotom said:
Triumph Man said:
jet_noise said:
Pericoloso said:
bristolracer said:
Teacher nicknames
Basil
Minto
Woody
Dippy
etc
My Kids tell me they dont have nicknames for teachers any more.
My history teacher was Twizzle ,no idea why.Basil
Minto
Woody
Dippy
etc
My Kids tell me they dont have nicknames for teachers any more.
Everyone must have had a Woody .
That sounds slightly wrong.
I forget all the rest ,school is but a fuzzy memory.
dartissimus said:
Things which really should have died a death
or
Things which really died a death
two different threads, two different meanings
Or even things which seemed to have died a death but maybe they haven't.or
Things which really died a death
two different threads, two different meanings
Off the top of my head erm.......the TVR Griffith.
Mind you that's more akin to being stillborn when you think about it.
Promised Land said:
50cc mopeds in trial form, ie Suzuki ts50x, Yamaha dt50.
These were everywhere in the '80's and early '90's.
Now it's just scooter style mopeds, you'd have been laughed at all day long if you rolled up on one of them to your mates off road mopeds.
These were everywhere in the '80's and early '90's.
Now it's just scooter style mopeds, you'd have been laughed at all day long if you rolled up on one of them to your mates off road mopeds.
Good point that.
So keeping on topic, when did 'the embarrassment of riding a moped' die a death?
eldar said:
eldar said:
A neighbour of mine is a long retired GP, he is 93.
Qualified as a doctor in 1945, immediately conscripted, and spent a year performing triage at various concentration camps. He spent trhe next 40 years as a GP in a quiet midlands town.
And he died last night, quietly in his sleep. RIP Ken.Qualified as a doctor in 1945, immediately conscripted, and spent a year performing triage at various concentration camps. He spent trhe next 40 years as a GP in a quiet midlands town.
schmunk said:
eldar said:
Dongles.
Not if you're a Macbook owner...In fairness, it works best as a 'satellite' computer, ideally, you need a base station as well. In those circumstances though, it is amazing.
Grahamdub said:
jimmybell said:
Probably a compo claim in a can these daysGassing Station | The Lounge | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff