More time travel.
the good old days, I remember those….
when you could go to the cinema, buy popcorn, get the bus home and still have change from 20p.
: )
we used to work 24 hours a day at t’ mill, and when we got home, we had to lick our half of road clean…
we used to live in a shoebox, in middle of the road…
we used to drink tea, out of a a cup. i say a cup, more like a sponge, and i say tea, it was more like mucky water…
That about says it all.
hehehehe
@ Steve – Your future self will be pineing For the days you could go to the cinema, buy popcorn, get the bus home and still have change from £20! : )
Uh oh! For those of us in midlife crisis, this is so not-funny, it’s laughable.
Repeat to self: it’s just a cartoon, just a cartoon
The Good Old Days (TM)
For me: Enid Blyton books and licorice…
Yup. Ya better find happiness in the SOS of everyday living in the here and now.
The only thing the good ol’days lacked was a hug. Note to self: “Give yourself a hug”. :0)
oh wait, I just did, nevermind. lol…
oooh…time travel! I can’t wait for my future so I can go back to my past.
I don’t know if i should laugh or cry for this post. It’s just sometimes we don’t see the good things around us until our lives get really worst.
thanks Doug for the quite real laugh out loud – now if only the rest of the people in the cafe would stop staring …
jajajaja, thats so good.
grettings,
if you go back in time, don’t step on anything (Homer, not the Ionian, the American)
…and while I’m here I need a DeLorean and some plutonium…
This is brilliant. Thank you so much, you relieved me from nasty nostalgic attacks.
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The most-visited Savage Chickens cartoons of all time: 1. How To Cure Your Arachnophobia 2. Spot the Differences 3. I Love You More 4. Chewbacca 5. Hallucinations 6. Eight Steps 7. Brick House 8. Tigger 9. Curling Revisited 10. Making a List
the good old days, I remember those….
when you could go to the cinema, buy popcorn, get the bus home and still have change from 20p.
: )
we used to work 24 hours a day at t’ mill, and when we got home, we had to lick our half of road clean…
: )
we used to live in a shoebox, in middle of the road…
: )
we used to drink tea, out of a a cup. i say a cup, more like a sponge, and i say tea, it was more like mucky water…
: )
That about says it all.
hehehehe
@ Steve – Your future self will be pineing For the days you could go to the cinema, buy popcorn, get the bus home and still have change from £20! : )
Uh oh! For those of us in midlife crisis, this is so not-funny, it’s laughable.
Repeat to self: it’s just a cartoon, just a cartoon
The Good Old Days (TM)
For me: Enid Blyton books and licorice…
Yup. Ya better find happiness in the SOS of everyday living in the here and now.
The only thing the good ol’days lacked was a hug. Note to self: “Give yourself a hug”. :0)
oh wait, I just did, nevermind. lol…
oooh…time travel! I can’t wait for my future so I can go back to my past.
I don’t know if i should laugh or cry for this post. It’s just sometimes we don’t see the good things around us until our lives get really worst.
thanks Doug for the quite real laugh out loud – now if only the rest of the people in the cafe would stop staring …
jajajaja, thats so good.
grettings,
if you go back in time, don’t step on anything (Homer, not the Ionian, the American)
…and while I’m here I need a DeLorean and some plutonium…
This is brilliant. Thank you so much, you relieved me from nasty nostalgic attacks.