WHITTY Posted January 13, 2010 Report Posted January 13, 2010 YES THEES WERE THE DAYS BORN IN 1938 WHEN A £ WAS A £ AND IF YOU GOT A CLOWT ROUND THE EAR FOR DOING SOMTHING WRONG OUT SIDE YI DIDNI GO HOME GREETING BECAUSE YI WID GET ANOTHER WAN FI YER MUM OR DAD FOR BEING BAD ;D ;D ;D ;D
Guest WINGS 04 Posted January 13, 2010 Report Posted January 13, 2010 now they have you sh itting yourself to let your kids out me i was born in 1972 can remember going down to see motherwell v celtic me my 2 brothers and 2 m8s thats when they could lift you over the gate and we did not get back in till late so it was bath then bed as we did not get asked where we were but at 9.30 the football was on the tv and there we where all behiend the goal( the funny thing was i was the bigges and the man that got me in was wee so he just told me to youes his ticket and lift him overe )
hepste Posted January 13, 2010 Report Posted January 13, 2010 Ah the good old days; When the bullies ruled the roost, ruined other lives and nobody listened. When abused kids didn't have things like childline, and continued to be abused while nobody listened. When kids who didn't get into the football team felt inferior, and found other outlets, like vandalism. When the working class had few employment rights and were treated like dirt by employers When someone caught poaching to feed his family was hauled before the courts and treated like a criminal When nobody questioned the word of professionals like doctors and lawyers, and they got away with gross negligence When disabled people had little access to those places most of us take for granted When people suffering from depression and the like were stuck in mental institutions, and forgotten about When priests abused children for years, and never had to answer for their crimes 'cos it was covered up When the police often dished out their own form of punishment, falsified evidence,were not accountable, and condemned many innocents to years behind bars. When kids were born with deformities through drugs like thalidimide, 'cos the drug companies weren't properly regulated. When people working in the paint factories died from lead poisoning, or people working with asbestos died 'cos companies put profits before people, and weren't properly regulated. Etc., etc., etc., Ahh, the good old days. I don't think so!
hepste Posted January 13, 2010 Report Posted January 13, 2010 Ah the good old days; When the bullies ruled the roost, ruined other lives and nobody listened. When abused kids didn't have things like childline, and continued to be abused while nobody listened. When kids who didn't get into the football team felt inferior, and found other outlets, like vandalism. When the working class had few employment rights and were treated like dirt by employers When someone caught poaching to feed his family was hauled before the courts and treated like a criminal When nobody questioned the word of professionals like doctors and lawyers, and they got away with gross negligence When disabled people had little access to those places most of us take for granted When people suffering from depression and the like were stuck in mental institutions, and forgotten about When priests abused children for years, and never had to answer for their crimes 'cos it was covered up When the police often dished out their own form of punishment, falsified evidence,were not accountable, and condemned many innocents to years behind bars. When kids were born with deformities through drugs like thalidimide, 'cos the drug companies weren't properly regulated. When people working in the paint factories died from lead poisoning, or people working with asbestos died 'cos companies put profits before people, and weren't properly regulated. Etc., etc., etc., Ahh, the good old days. I don't think so!
Guest stb- Posted January 13, 2010 Report Posted January 13, 2010 think Frank Dooman was born in 1925, back then they drunk paint from lead cupps.. apparently it gives brain damage ... :o so there you go he,s living proof ;D ;D ;D ;D
fred x Posted January 13, 2010 Report Posted January 13, 2010 Born in the 30's Made it through the bombing in WW2, in the East End of London. In the Army in the 50's, Been to hell & back Glad to be alive & kicking to-day to see the technoagy we have today, but we still can get on with one an other in the world
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