Superb, yet at the same time quite sad.
For a good while into the clip, I was thinking 'I remember all of these', but was thrown by the south eastern train, and American footballer.
I can still remember the Corona 'pop' van delivering our supply of soft drinks.
I still call a Marathon bar a 'Marathon'.
I had a drunken caper one night, myself and a few others were wandering the streets on our way home, rather worse for wear, dropping bits of doner kebab meat and shouting "JIF NOT CIF! JIF NOT CIF!".. Ahem :redface:
I suffer from paranoid amnesia. I can't remember who I don't trust.
And I know many people who refer to HSBC as "Midland Bank". In fact where I live now, most locals refer to the company I work for, by the name it had four names ago (if that makes sense :think: ).
I recall Midland Bank's mascot during the 1980's. A yellow griffin type thingy. All the kids at our school who opened an account got a free Midland Bank bag with goodies inside. We thought they were the biz! :dance:
I'm still with them to this day.
I suffer from paranoid amnesia. I can't remember who I don't trust.
Hate to say this - the most evocative thing in the whole piece was the music -
The record was given to me by my then SO - a Dan Air Stewardess by the name of Mary Booker when I left to States in the mid 70s - Bless her heart and cotton socks
The soundtrack featured was out a little before then. My mom mourned my loss everytime she heard it and I'd only gone to Plymouth to join the RN Bless those 3 Degrees
:redface:
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I suffer from paranoid amnesia. I can't remember who I don't trust.
