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Tallisker · 04/08/2026 13:37

SabrinaThwaite · 04/08/2026 13:11

It’s frothy man said by a cartoon polar bear!

A cartoon polar bear wearing sunglasses, no less

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NebulousSadTimes · 04/08/2026 13:55

BezMills · 04/08/2026 13:06

Yes I think it was Bon Accord. The shops usually stocked Barrs drinks, they famous for Irn Bru but made all the colours/flavours really. The bottles were currency at 10p each. I remember there were some workers doing some grounds work in the local woods and they had a portacabin to take lunch in. When they left they gave their huge stash or Barrs bottles to one of us kids, like £7 worth - untold riches in 1984 Fife I can tell you that!

So they were 10p, bloody hell that was a lot in those days. What a lovely story 😍

MarjorieWestriding · 04/08/2026 17:00

Tallisker · 04/08/2026 13:37

A cartoon polar bear wearing sunglasses, no less

The animation's not bad, but that looks SO dated now!

Datun · 04/08/2026 17:05

MarjorieWestriding · 04/08/2026 12:38

Loving the memories of puddings. We were only very rarely allowed them because our weirdo parents decided that sugar was evil and banned it from the house, except for once a year or so. There used to be a little box in the pantry which held our treats, a translucent one with a red lid. One weekend my dad lit a bonfire in the garden and the box went onto it and, nearly 60 years later, I can still see it flying through the flames and burning. Never forgotten that.

Oh no, that's horrid

Lins77 · 04/08/2026 17:08

Has anyone mentioned the Smash aliens?

m.youtube.com/watch?v=dPoycMLEDC0&ra=m

SabrinaThwaite · 04/08/2026 21:55

We had to take Smash in to school for cookery lessons when we were making shepherds pie, as you couldn’t make proper mash within the allotted lesson
time.

AccordingToWhom · 05/08/2026 00:20

Oh.

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deedeemegadoodoo · 05/08/2026 08:23

NebulousSadTimes · 04/08/2026 13:55

So they were 10p, bloody hell that was a lot in those days. What a lovely story 😍

Ah the old ‘glass cheques’. I was amazed as a kid accompanying my granny’s next door neighbour to the shops and leaving with sweets from the old Irn Bru bottles.

lcakethereforeIam · 05/08/2026 10:11

When I was out playing I came across a skip that had loads of empty Barr's bottles, at least ten. I left them. No-one else was around. The skip was parked in the road but I felt taking them would be stealing. Too bloody honest for my own good. I still regret it. Although I don't know how I'd've carried them all.

Boiledbeetle · 05/08/2026 12:46

lcakethereforeIam · 05/08/2026 10:11

When I was out playing I came across a skip that had loads of empty Barr's bottles, at least ten. I left them. No-one else was around. The skip was parked in the road but I felt taking them would be stealing. Too bloody honest for my own good. I still regret it. Although I don't know how I'd've carried them all.

Me on the other hand could be found on Sunday mornings, when all the other kids were in Sunday school, repeatedly climbing over the wall into the brewery yard and nicking as many empty Barrs bottles as I could. I'd stash them elsewhere and take them to the off licence later!

murasaki · 05/08/2026 13:00

Dp remembers the same from lemonade bottles. His neighbours would give him their empties to take back and keep the cash.

I guess the modern day equivalent is when my nieces go with my sister or their dad to the cricket they are allowed to collect the plastic beer vessels and take back their own beer snake. The deposit is normally 1 quid per cup, and people are lazy, or sometimes give them to them. I think the most they made after one match was 60 quid! Top pocket money!

KittyWilkinson · 05/08/2026 13:46

As a young teenager ( a thousand years ago) I was part of a Friends of the Earth protest who climbed over the wall of the Schweppes factory to return their non returnable bottles.
All fifty of them. It was a right faff an' all.

Not so much a green protest as a How Very Dare You Make Them No Cash Back protest.

Greta Thunberg has nothing on young me!

Edited for blooming auto correct!

KittyWilkinson · 05/08/2026 16:07

The phrase "solely for the cost of surgery" kind of fucks up the possibility of any secondary purpose.

Lalgarh · 05/08/2026 17:13

I'm sure they can get Jolyon to defend them in a court of law

Chersfrozenface · 05/08/2026 17:19

Lalgarh · 05/08/2026 17:13

I'm sure they can get Jolyon to defend them in a court of law

They're such big mates, I'm sure Jolyon will do it pro bono.

JanesLittleGirl · 05/08/2026 18:10

Chersfrozenface · 05/08/2026 17:19

They're such big mates, I'm sure Jolyon will do it pro bono.

Jolyon wouldn't give anyone the current time pro bono.

Chersfrozenface · 05/08/2026 18:20

JanesLittleGirl · 05/08/2026 18:10

Jolyon wouldn't give anyone the current time pro bono.

I was being sarcastic. Or hallucinating. One or the other.

Totallygripped · 05/08/2026 18:48

On nostalgic ice creams, Funny Faces and the heart shaped dark choc covered vanilla ice cream with the delicious but no doubt completely synthetic red centre. More on point, a lot of resistance is existence on reddit in response to the guidance. Including gloating about looking at breasts and numerous cervix as a "woman" in health care. Made me feel queasier than junket.

CassOle · 05/08/2026 18:51

'Operation let them speak' is still working.

How utterly grim though.

borntobequiet · 05/08/2026 21:06

Totallygripped · 05/08/2026 18:48

On nostalgic ice creams, Funny Faces and the heart shaped dark choc covered vanilla ice cream with the delicious but no doubt completely synthetic red centre. More on point, a lot of resistance is existence on reddit in response to the guidance. Including gloating about looking at breasts and numerous cervix as a "woman" in health care. Made me feel queasier than junket.

Talking of nostalgic ice cream, a boyfriend of mine had a job selling ice cream from a van in the seventies. One of the best sellers was Count Dracula’s Deadly Secret, a black lolly with a red interior. When you sucked the top, the red became visible. At that time I had a pair of black patent heels with red toes, which I wore for my waitressing job. We called them my Deadly Secrets.
Happy (if slightly bonkers) times.

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Totallygripped · 05/08/2026 21:16

borntobequiet · 05/08/2026 21:06

Talking of nostalgic ice cream, a boyfriend of mine had a job selling ice cream from a van in the seventies. One of the best sellers was Count Dracula’s Deadly Secret, a black lolly with a red interior. When you sucked the top, the red became visible. At that time I had a pair of black patent heels with red toes, which I wore for my waitressing job. We called them my Deadly Secrets.
Happy (if slightly bonkers) times.

Edited

I never heard of that sucking revealing red insides cold comestible.
But that might be the next goldmark surgical procedure.

TWETMIRF · 06/08/2026 09:05

I have simple tastes, I used to like a chunky choc ice.

MarjorieWestriding · 06/08/2026 09:34

Datun · 04/08/2026 17:05

Oh no, that's horrid

I reminded my dad about it about ten years ago, but he'd forgotten he'd thrown all our sweeties on the fire and was appalled at what he'd done. Parents in the 60s could be quite strange with their newfangled ideas.

Lalgarh · Yesterday 08:57

Poppybear ex of the polycule continues to spill the beans.

Herbert revelling in the death threats they got as validation. Seems a bit middle aged edgelord

https://bsky.app/profile/poppybearhackett75.bsky.social/post/3msft2yea2s2y

'Heather' Herbert Charged Over Ann Widdecombe Comments
'Heather' Herbert Charged Over Ann Widdecombe Comments
'Heather' Herbert Charged Over Ann Widdecombe Comments