Dusty Springfield show was on after Sargent Cork on Sunday nights...My parents went out...so I switched the tv off and ran upstairs to bed as soon as it was finished and pretended I had been in bed at 9 for school 
Naughty.
Dusty Springfield show was on after Sargent Cork on Sunday nights...My parents went out...so I switched the tv off and ran upstairs to bed as soon as it was finished and pretended I had been in bed at 9 for school
Naughty.
true
I don't remember dresses with your boobs out!
Goodness some these commentat have had a humour bypass
Goodness some these commentat have had a humour bypass
I don't remember dresses with your boobs out!
I do and no, I didn't have one
is he still in the current cabinet
I don't remember dresses with your boobs out!
I do not that I wore on !!
I don't remember dresses with your boobs out!
I do and no, I didn't have one
On what occasion would that be suitable attire?
Like I said...how times have changed but yet it still goes on
I don't remember dresses with your boobs out!
I do and no, I didn't have one
I'm not saying....
is he still in the current cabinet
No, he's deaded!
You can still find those views today
Snap!
You can still find those views today
Sadly yes.
I don't remember dresses with your boobs out!
I do and no, I didn't have one
I'm not saying....
No, he's deaded!
thank u...goodness
she got the sack 
I don't remember this, I was only 2
Melvyn...my neighbour
she got the sack
I don't remember this, I was only 2
what?
Like I said...how times have changed but yet it still goes on
True, I think programmes like 'Love Thy Neighbour' made people see the stupidity of the 'fear' and laugh at ourselves.
She said the N word!
I never liked this was the week ...
me either ..couldn't stand Millicent Martin either 
and like her even less listening to that song
I don't remember this, I was only 2
what?
This/that was the week
Like I said...how times have changed but yet it still goes on
True, I think programmes like 'Love Thy Neighbour' made people see the stupidity of the 'fear' and laugh at ourselves.
Like I said...how times have changed but yet it still goes on
True, I think programmes like 'Love Thy Neighbour' made people see the stupidity of the 'fear' and laugh at ourselves.
yes, but it was also about true friendship, I think that's how it got away with so much 
I don't remember this, I was only 2
what?
This/that was the week
you were lucky not to remember it
Like I said...how times have changed but yet it still goes on
True, I think programmes like 'Love Thy Neighbour' made people see the stupidity of the 'fear' and laugh at ourselves.
Yes and Alf Garnet...
