Cultural references the ‘young uns’ don’t get

[Peculiar23]

Called someone at work ‘Victor Meldruw’ and got looked at blankly. God, I’m old
Anyone else ??!!!

DD (11) uses “Po-Tay-Toes” on a regular basis. She’s also known to refer to people she doesn’t like (aka her younger brother!) as “Stupid fat hobbitses”

gotta toshiba

What’s going on? What’s all this shouting? We’ll have no trouble here!

“Goodnight John Boy”

Also remember having a conversation with my teenage nephews and comparing my Dad’s DIY skills to Homer Simpson’s spice rack…..blank looks, all round!

@Gladysknightjustwalkinmyshoes I was coming to here to say" I'll get it grandad. "
Also Shake and Vac.
Yeah man

Not a Spike original. When Samuel Johnson's first dictionary of English was published, some ladies complimented him on leaving out a couple of very rude words and he replied on the lines of 'been looking, have you?'

Fork handles??

And put the freshness back….Every time you vacuum, remember what to do….

"you got an "ology you"re a scientist" BT advert
...And a cuddly toy - generation game

Curry IIRC even in the 50s.

Yes, always on a Monday. My mum used to add a bit of curry powder to the remains of the Sunday joint and cook it through, and add some rice, and that was my dad's dinner.

'We're the Sweeney and we haven't had any dinner.'

'It's funny how their missis always looks the bleedin' same' when seeing on the news the accused and his supporters arriving at court.

Where's my Clint!

Oh that's my favourite.

Along with "you're my wife now".

“Norman Stanley Fletcher - you have been found guilty of the crimes of which you are accused…”

”It’s too orange-y for crows, it’s just for me and my dog”.

”You got an -ology!”

Four candles
On yer bilke
Gis a job
In terms of a degree award-a Desmond
Anything to do with Norway- nul points
Anything relating to Vienna- “it means nothing to me”
Saying Luton Airport in a Lorraine chase accent

I thought l was old when Duran Duran were at the height of their fame and l had to explain where the name came from !!

We didn't burn him!

In this house... And Mark Gattis as Auntie Val never doesn't make me laugh.

All the teenagers know what rickrolling is, it made a comeback there a year or so ago!

Racking my brains to remember where the second one is from - was it Kia Ora ?

The poems title is "the big guns "

Don't blow a fuse. Eat one.

Live & Kicking on a Saturday morning and the phone number song, 0181 811 8181.

Bona Law - We've got a criminal practice that takes up most of our time.

Got a Toshiba?

Boogie boogie boogie

Kia orrrraaa

Oi, insert name, NO!