Were you born in the 50's 60's or 70's ?

[Shuntstick]

Bazooka Joe ... the little cartoons in the wrapper are now collectors items and go for ££££'s

 

[GazTech]

Cracker sh.....we have really changed the face of this post....lets have more...I had this bad boy for xmas one year...my older sister..silly cow said it was solid and ran a darning needle through it to prove it..ffs 3am xmas morning I managed about 12 bounces.pmsl....Gaz...I still bear a grudge

 

[Ric]

1/4 lb of hundreds and thousands from shop across from school and a straw turned lessons at school into a battlefield!! then they got banned as the place was filling up with them and teachers were getting attacked...... remember spacedust too? turned your tongue into a fireworks display! chemical heaven

 

[Shuntstick]

Grazed knees, sore bums .... what do they call them today ... Rollerblades?

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...... And one pair fitted the whole family.

 

[DHTiling]

first computer.....changed now havnt they....:lol:

In April 1982 a small British company, led by Sir Clive Sinclair, launched the ZX Spectrum computer and sparked a revolution.

The small, black computer with iconic rubber keys ignited the home computer age in the UK and beyond, led to an explosion in computer manufacturing and developed software programming talent that is still in evidence today.
The computer was the brainchild of British technology entrepreneur Sir Clive Sinclair who also, with the Sinclair Cambridge, developed one of the first cheap and slim pocket calculators in 1972.
The Spectrum was the third home computer to be released by Sinclair - following the ZX80 and ZX81 - but was the first aimed squarely at the home. The machine came in two models - £125 for a 16KB machine and £175 for a 48KB machine, making it one of the first affordable machines.

 

[Ric]

yeh and you had to wait 10 - 15 mins for anything to load on a tape recorder!!! then with a min to go the thing would crash and you had to start again!!!! horace goes skiing marvelous

 

[Fekin]

Frogger too 🙂

 

[versatilene]

I'm a fifties baby, the sentiments are spot on but youv'e bent the truth to include the 70s. The 70s was when the rot set in

 

[GazTech]

CLACKER CRAZE

CLACKERS My sister had some of these bloody things ...the clacking drove us all craaazzzzyyyy....they ended up dangling from overhead telephone wires...I think these were what slew Goliath....lol

 

[DHTiling]

remember this gaz....

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