ScruffyAndIron

@WorkElizab Considering that I was born in 1986, no

Did you watch it?

@ClassicAdvertz Quinten Tarantino is breathing heavily right now

Wall's "Funny Feet” 1982

@contwirion Certainly making me thirsty

Hide and seek thirst trap champion

@UKBackintheDay2 As a preteen, I remember watching the late Friday night film for... reasons

After re-tuning our television sets several times, and many months of watching a fuzzy logo on our screens… this finally happened, 29 years ago today…

@intrepidlance @80s_Kidz It meant time to go to sleep, school in the morning

@ScruffyAndIron @80s_Kidz Why did the SBS give you anxiety?

The life of an 80s kid on a Sunday night

@80s_Kidz Usually it was clothes for my mother. The amount of times I wanted it to be a train set

So this pulled up outside your house as a kid. What was he delivering?

@contwirion Deal, but if I bring carrot cake I'm fighting you for it!

Date idea: you buy me a cake and watch me suck it off my fingers

@ColinSpenc4257 Quarter cola cubes please

Who Remembers.

Was anyone actually a fan of Scrappy Doo???

@NoContextBrits According to my other half, so am i

@PaulEmbery No joke but before in my old social club bar job, the bar would be empty. I mean seriously no one in there until about 11pm. I've must have made countless paper airplanes out of bookie papers in boredom. Times basically change along with social habits and such.

When I was growing up, pubs would often be rammed until closing time (not so much during the week, but certainly at weekends). The bell for “last orders” would usually spark a rush to the bar. These days, even the most popular pubs seem to start emptying out around 8.00-9.00pm, including on Fridays and Saturdays. Has anyone else noticed this phenomenon? Is there a reason for it?

@contwirion Why the fuck do I tap the tweet before reading the quote

You're gonna be tempted to see what's warm. Don't

@cupofteakim Let me introduce you to the glory that is Ponty Pig m.youtube.com/watch?v=AdUFu8…

just rediscovered scottish peppa pig, i miss old youtube so much 😭😭

@SeasonDeeper When I was kid, we had what we called a water plug. It was litteraly just a plug that we put in to the wall socket near the fireplace. The wire went through the wall and in to the back boiler if our old Baxi Burmuda C2, had to wait a while for the water to heat up.

Repost if you remember having to put the immersion heater on for a bath on a Sunday for school the next day.

How many of you have used any of this, now nearly, obsolete tech?

@contwirion Did it just get warmer?

Catwoman off Wish

Name a famous captain

@fesshole If I ever see you do this, I return with this...

When I wave thanks to another driver, I give them a Vulcan salute. Don't really care if they notice, or if they think I'm a sad nerd: I'm wishing them to "live long and prosper" so morally I'm doing a positive thing. Would be nice if someone returned it though, even just once.

@anon_opin I'm sorry, Is this some sort of middle class fess that I'm too working class to understand? I don't give a toss what my kid calls her grandparents, it's up to her.

If you let your grandchildren call you Nanna and Gramps, then it's obvious one of your children has married into the lower classes. Granny and Grandad for lower middle class; Grandma and Grandpa for the upper middle class and above.