Klytus
Omono
7-Eleven,not the Chimichanga but the large microwaveable Cheesebuger and the self serve Slurpee in several flavours.
Now those were good times.
Now those were good times.
What i mostly miss from the 80's
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stacy allen muse
Chumono
yeah, but there weren't any 7-Elevens in England in the 80's...
oops !!!
oops !!!
Klytus
Omono
Quarter century of hankering after a slurpee is a long time,there were two regular flavours brown and green with i think two rare flavours the orange and the red.
This was a few years before American football had an occaisional appearance on the new sattelite channels and fans would have to get their fix by travelling to Chicksands,presumably they ate Reese's and Hershey and drank rootbeer.
This was a few years before American football had an occaisional appearance on the new sattelite channels and fans would have to get their fix by travelling to Chicksands,presumably they ate Reese's and Hershey and drank rootbeer.
jason biggs
Chumono
i miss the music + the clothes.'frankie goes to hollywood' t shirt + baggy pants-now that was cool....remember the kung-fu shoes??
Klytus
Omono
No,but i did have a pair of cherry red monkey boots in the 70's.
jason biggs
Chumono
what are monkey boots?? i'm sure as a pommy you were listening to the clash + exploited + possibly had a safety pin in your ear....
Klytus
Omono
No again,the Clash were slightly previous and MTV had just begun,there was Sigue Sigue Sputnik.
Looking at images of boots they were probably oxblood.
Coming home from high-school the convenience store had a scrolling platform arcade game where your muscled protagonist could upgrade his armour and axe on the end of a chain,i thought it was Golden Axe but that came later and was very different.
Twenty pence lasted a long time but not as long as watching your buddy edge ever closer to the final boss of Vulcan Venture.
There was a Shuriken craze centered about a small sporting goods store.
Looking at images of boots they were probably oxblood.
Coming home from high-school the convenience store had a scrolling platform arcade game where your muscled protagonist could upgrade his armour and axe on the end of a chain,i thought it was Golden Axe but that came later and was very different.
Twenty pence lasted a long time but not as long as watching your buddy edge ever closer to the final boss of Vulcan Venture.
There was a Shuriken craze centered about a small sporting goods store.