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Re: What's in your loft?
« Reply #60 on: 26 May 2010, 23:45:31 »
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Re: What's in your loft?
« Reply #61 on: 26 May 2010, 23:49:53 »
Anyone have any ladies in theirs?

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« Reply #62 on: 26 May 2010, 23:52:50 »
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Watkins Rapier, mate  ;)
My first electric guitar wa a Watkins Rapier (44) I have never found anothe guitar with a neck which played as nic as that one (including my current and previous Fender Strats) the  pickups were bloody usless though. :)
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Re: What's in your loft?
« Reply #63 on: 27 May 2010, 00:02:00 »
My first recollection was 1968 when i was 12yrs old & used to wear flower shirts with penny round collars & matching flower ties plus bell bottom trousers!  :o

Great for going outside in the garden with my girlfriend for a kiss & cuddle amongst the plants cos no bugger could see me as i blended in so well with all the flowers!!  :D

My first girlfriend was a girl called Liz Short who was 5'10'' & i had to stand on a box just to kiss her!  :-*

And if u think thats strange i then went out with her best friend who was called Liz Long & she had to stand on her tip toes to kiss me! I swear on my kids lives that thats a true story - u just couldn't make it up  :-/

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Re: What's in your loft?
« Reply #64 on: 27 May 2010, 00:09:39 »
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My first recollection was 1968 when i was 12yrs old & used to wear flower shirts with penny round collars & matching flower ties plus bell bottom trousers!  :o

Great for going outside in the garden with my girlfriend for a kiss & cuddle amongst the plants cos no bugger could see me as i blended in so well with all the flowers!!  :D

My first girlfriend was a girl called Liz Short who was 5'10'' & i had to stand on a box just to kiss her!  :-*

And if u think thats strange i then went out with her best friend who was called Liz Long & she had to stand on her tip toes to kiss me! I swear on my kids lives that thats a true story - u just couldn't make it up  :-/


Such clear memories, my best 'pulling' shirt and tie were green flower patterns on a white background and brown flares, school disco 1971, won prize, with Maureen Gibson, deep brown eyes :D :D for best dancers..... ;D ;D ;D :y
Stop this, taking me back to far.... ::) ::)
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Re: What's in your loft?
« Reply #65 on: 27 May 2010, 00:18:30 »
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My first recollection was 1968 when i was 12yrs old & used to wear flower shirts with penny round collars & matching flower ties plus bell bottom trousers!  :o

Great for going outside in the garden with my girlfriend for a kiss & cuddle amongst the plants cos no bugger could see me as i blended in so well with all the flowers!!  :D

My first girlfriend was a girl called Liz Short who was 5'10'' & i had to stand on a box just to kiss her!  :-*

And if u think thats strange i then went out with her best friend who was called Liz Long & she had to stand on her tip toes to kiss me! I swear on my kids lives that thats a true story - u just couldn't make it up  :-/


Such clear memories, my best 'pulling' shirt and tie were green flower patterns on a white background and brown flares, school disco 1971, won prize, with Maureen Gibson, deep brown eyes :D :D for best dancers..... ;D ;D ;D :y
Stop this, taking me back to far.... ::) ::)

'Maureen Gibson'? Wasn't she the sister of Maurice, Barry & ? (forgot his name!) & they went on to form a group - THE BEE GEES!!!!  :D ;D :D ;D ::)

(sorry Vamps!!  :-[ :-[)
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My first recollection was 1968 when i was 12yrs old & used to wear flower shirts with penny round collars & matching flower ties plus bell bottom trousers!  :o

Great for going outside in the garden with my girlfriend for a kiss & cuddle amongst the plants cos no bugger could see me as i blended in so well with all the flowers!!  :D

My first girlfriend was a girl called Liz Short who was 5'10'' & i had to stand on a box just to kiss her!  :-*

And if u think thats strange i then went out with her best friend who was called Liz Long & she had to stand on her tip toes to kiss me! I swear on my kids lives that thats a true story - u just couldn't make it up  :-/


Such clear memories, my best 'pulling' shirt and tie were green flower patterns on a white background and brown flares, school disco 1971, won prize, with Maureen Gibson, deep brown eyes :D :D for best dancers..... ;D ;D ;D :y
Stop this, taking me back to far.... ::) ::)

'Maureen Gibson'? Wasn't she the sister of Maurice, Barry & ? (forgot his name!) & they went on to form a group - THE BEE GEES!!!!  :D ;D :D ;D ::)

(sorry Vamps!!  :-[ :-[)
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And so you should be..... ::) ::) ::) I understand that she is currently available, just don't tell swmbo.  ;)Maureen, my first true love....... :D :D
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« Reply #67 on: 27 May 2010, 00:47:03 »
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My first recollection was 1968 when i was 12yrs old & used to wear flower shirts with penny round collars & matching flower ties plus bell bottom trousers!  :o

Great for going outside in the garden with my girlfriend for a kiss & cuddle amongst the plants cos no bugger could see me as i blended in so well with all the flowers!!  :D

My first girlfriend was a girl called Liz Short who was 5'10'' & i had to stand on a box just to kiss her!  :-*

And if u think thats strange i then went out with her best friend who was called Liz Long & she had to stand on her tip toes to kiss me! I swear on my kids lives that thats a true story - u just couldn't make it up  :-/


Such clear memories, my best 'pulling' shirt and tie were green flower patterns on a white background and brown flares, school disco 1971, won prize, with Maureen Gibson, deep brown eyes :D :D for best dancers..... ;D ;D ;D :y
Stop this, taking me back to far.... ::) ::)

'Maureen Gibson'? Wasn't she the sister of Maurice, Barry & ? (forgot his name!) & they went on to form a group - THE BEE GEES!!!!  :D ;D :D ;D ::)

(sorry Vamps!!  :-[ :-[)
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And so you should be..... ::) ::) ::) I understand that she is currently available, just don't tell swmbo.  ;)Maureen, my first true love....... :D :D

Hey where would we be without the glorious memories of our 1st true love ...... it's the only thing that gets me through my last true love..... and on that note 'she' is calling out (more like howling like a werewolf!) to me to get me to come to bed as she's reminding me that i have to take the kids to school in the morning, make breakfast, wash up, hoover ....... oh what joy it is to be married!!!!!  :( :( :(
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Re: What's in your loft?
« Reply #68 on: 27 May 2010, 00:48:37 »
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That would of been hard to reach from the back seat but if you had longer arms then you might of done ;D ;D ;D ;D

 ;D ;D ;D That's true.

Mind you, Maria, you didn't mention hot pants. Whilst in my loft I found a programme for the John Player European Grand Prix at Brands Hatch back in 1970-something. The JPS team hired load of leggy blondes wearing black T-shirts and tight gold hot pants to hand out free fags. :yIt was all a bit too much for an innocent boy like me.  ;) ;D ;D


1973 iirc, cos I was there, and took the fags...... :D :D
Free transport and entrance, went when I was at HMS Ganges, so 15 going on 16 at the time........... ;D ;D ;D
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That would of been hard to reach from the back seat but if you had longer arms then you might of done ;D ;D ;D ;D

 ;D ;D ;D That's true.

Mind you, Maria, you didn't mention hot pants. Whilst in my loft I found a programme for the John Player European Grand Prix at Brands Hatch back in 1970-something. The JPS team hired load of leggy blondes wearing black T-shirts and tight gold hot pants to hand out free fags. :yIt was all a bit too much for an innocent boy like me.  ;) ;D ;D


1973 iirc, cos I was there, and took the fags...... :D :D
Free transport and entrance, went when I was at HMS Ganges, so 15 going on 16 at the time........... ;D ;D ;D
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Very ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Re: What's in your loft?
« Reply #70 on: 27 May 2010, 10:47:44 »
Nickbat, the first 100 issues of Tiger all are worth a few bob (a non-mint issue one sold at auction this year for around $900 in the states - first appearance of roy of the rovers) i'd reckon on getting £10 for anything in good condition from issue 2-10, then maybe £5 each from 11 to 100, any annuals are worth money too, even up to the 80's but not the kind of stuff I sell...unfortunately  - I'll keep a look out for anyone who's interested in them  :y
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« Reply #71 on: 27 May 2010, 11:32:30 »
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Nickbat, the first 100 issues of Tiger all are worth a few bob (a non-mint issue one sold at auction this year for around $900 in the states - first appearance of roy of the rovers) i'd reckon on getting £10 for anything in good condition from issue 2-10, then maybe £5 each from 11 to 100, any annuals are worth money too, even up to the 80's but not the kind of stuff I sell...unfortunately  - I'll keep a look out for anyone who's interested in them  :y


Thanks, Banjax. I need to take a closer look at the dates and issues when I get time. :y
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« Reply #72 on: 27 May 2010, 18:28:06 »
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Watkins Rapier, mate  ;)
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« Reply #73 on: 27 May 2010, 18:40:13 »
Very kind offer Pitchfork but sadly I think it would be a waste of time nowadays. I think what talent I had must have disappeared with my hair. :'( ::)
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Re: What's in your loft?
« Reply #74 on: 27 May 2010, 19:04:09 »
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Dining room chairs, christmas trees and decorations, computer monitors, dolls, model aircraft, 2 old steroe systems, books, more books, fishing gear, speakers, boxes, more boxes, toys,
footballs, 45 rpm records, LP's, tapes, 1960's tape recorder, Betamax video recorder (one of the first) electric guitar, acoustic guitar, two caravan awing bed annexes,  etc etc etc etc etc etc.
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