@williemilliken @BrianRoemmele @williemilliken Yes, it wasn't a thing anywhere else. Which is why I'm all the more baffled that the person who posted this thinks it was London.
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Lolo Wood
@Pinkylolo
Irish chick recently returned to Dublin from London, member of music combos The Wup Chow, The Fallen Women Ye Nuns among others. Views are mine, mine, mine.
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@BrianRoemmele Cureheads an Irish youth culture thing? Never heard of them before.
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London in the 1980s.
It was another time and it was another place.
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@BrianRoemmele Is that Belfast?
Many (most?) of those are northern Irish accents.
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@seab72532 @BrianRoemmele Two of us work for the broadcaster this was filmed for, one's an animator, one's a trade unionist...
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@BrianRoemmele The Cure, The Smiths, The B-52s.....same here. But where are they now. These younguns would be late 50s/early 60s. Did they all grow up to be Project Managers?
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@Brokenpavement @BrianRoemmele I'm in this clip, and I'm annoyed by humans of all ages on a daily basis. Mind you, I was then too.
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@BrianRoemmele I'd be interested to know if they are annoyed by youngsters now they are old?
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@JohnPretty2o2o @BrianRoemmele It was in Dublin, where this was filmed, the headline is wrong.
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@XfmDublin It's gonna haunt me for the rest of my life! I don't mind being haunted by my younger bigger-haired self 😁
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@anawesomehat @dieworkwear Oh no, it already existed, we just didn't wear it, we used to call the girls who did Oompa Loompas.
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@dieworkwear Anyone do follow up on the kids? I’d love to see what they wear now.
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@ainthavingit @dieworkwear It was an Irish thing. None of my English friends ever heard the term even though they were Robert Smith clones at the time.
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@dieworkwear Until I saw this video I had never heard of "Cure-heads," and neither my nor my merry reprobate friends from the 80s would have identified as such, though we dressed similarly and listened to the same music.
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@silkysmooth_gal @dieworkwear Some of us still dress in a similar fashion but my hair can only dream of achieving that kind of volume now, sigh.
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@dieworkwear Oh if we could trace these young adults and check how do they dress nowadays!
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@bronnaghOS @dieworkwear No, the D4 accent has been around as long as D4 has, dahling. (I'm in that clip, I sound a bit less posh now).
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@CondenserMick @kazzikat @dieworkwear @PAULQUINSINGS I can't tell if I remember you or not unless you really are a dog, in which case, gosh, you're old!
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@dieworkwear I used to know the blondie girl at 0:44 , she was called Lola @PAULQUINSINGS do u remember her? i recognise loads of the faces
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Deaf Awareness Trainer, Kevin MulQueen, brought the spirit of National ISL Day to @rte with a fantastic 'Deaf Awareness Training' session. 🤟Check out the video to see participants signing 'Happy National ISL Day'! 💙
#nationalislday #blueforisl #irishsignlanguage
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@Pinkylolo @thecorpo I’ve got one somewhere but I’ll have look here are they playing ?
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I’ve started to notice that I snore when I’m awake as well
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