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[UNG]

You young whippersnappers, it was Andy Pandy and the Flower pot men in my prepubescent days and later the Clangers and Danger Mouse, does any know why Andy Pandy always wanted to get in the basket with Loopy Loo. ?

I think you will find it was Looby Loo

 

[Mike Johnson]

I bow to your superior knowledge of childish things. ?

 

[littlespark]

No one mentioning the two unfortunate character names in Captain Pugwash?

Urban myth! They never existed

 

[pc1966]

There was a 'Master Mate' which is good enough for a snigger.

 

[static zap]

Many thanks for Dumpton , cool.
All the OLD man opinions , I have and are no longer allowed to mention .
Then the significance of modern council tower blocks (Mary Mungo Midge). Dylan from "Magic" roundabout , and un expected - Spot on references to The Flower "Pot" men ....
all flobberdobbering ... with all that Weed about.
I'm sure i can smell the ERB , from herb garden blowing on the breeze.
... Less Dig for Britain / More Grow ..

 

[Mike Johnson]

It was amazing in that era that the BBC had no idea what the programme makers where doing with constant double entendre, completely out of touch with reality.

 

[littlespark]

It was amazing in that era that the BBC had no idea what the programme makers where doing with constant double entendre, completely out of touch with reality.

They were far too busy allowing Saville get away with whatever to be distracted by kids tv.

 

[Mike Johnson]

And Corporate lunches in Football stadium Box's and all the other free bees they made the most of, and lets not forget they had to keep Hughie Green, Dickie Henderson, Bob Monkhouse, Alfred Marks, Robert Morley, Bruce Forsyth, Don Arrol, Arthur Haynes, Norman Vaughan, Des O'Connor, Roger Moore and Jimmy Tarbuck et all employed.

 

[Mike Johnson]

 

[loz2754]

It was amazing in that era that the BBC had no idea what the programme makers where doing with constant double entendre, completely out of touch with reality.

I asked the bar lady for a double entendre.
She gave me one...

 

[littlespark]

I asked the bar lady for a double entendre.
She gave me one...

I blame Monty Python; “wink wink, Say no more!”

 

[Mike Johnson]

"He's a very naughty boy"

 

[7029 dave]

"He's a very naughty boy"

Hey Mike, did you see my old Ford's, on Pete 999 post, what cars did you own. Moved to chit chat forum.

 

[Baddegg]

It was amazing in that era that the BBC had no idea what the programme makers where doing with constant double entendre, completely out of touch with reality.

Not much change from now days with regards reality then....

 

[Mike Johnson]

Your not telling me that "Love island" is not real are you?