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The indisputable leader of the gang!
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The indisputable leader of the gang!
Good role models too.
No mate , I wore glasses. when I was a kid , big thick coke - a - cola glasses , my school mates would called me four eyes ( an affectionate term for their little mate I dare say ? ) ah kids can be so cruel, however getting back to the old Pye television I would watch the Flintstones and the Jetsons with of course every kids favourite Disneyland on a Sunday evening.
Yeah, I’m glad you didn’t take the bullying to heart. I was regularly nailed playing footy. Booted in the face, concussed, a broken wrist, impaled in wire fences. All part of growing up in the city.No mate , I wore glasses. when I was a kid , big thick coke - a - cola glasses , my little school mates would called me four eyes ( an affectionate term for their little mate I dare say ? ) ah kids can be so cruel, however getting back to the old Pye television I would watch the Flintstones and the Jetsons with of course every kids favourite Disneyland on a Sunday evening.
But that was yonks ago , I grew up on T. V. diet of the old black and white Tarzan and Hopalong Cassidy movies etc. etc.
Merely a normal kid who built cubby houses in the bush , hunt for frogs in the creek and throw the little blighters on the road and watch the cars run over them - as I said just a perfectly normal child growing up in the late 1950’s .
Jones occasionally corrected some of the questions on Pick-a-Box rather than answer them. He is also the owner of the world’s largest private collection of autographs and has academic qualifications from about ten universities. A truly incredible mind.Mate I was more inclined to watching the shows that had genuine geniuses in them such as Bob and Dolly’s Dwyer’s ‘ B.P.s Pick- A - Box ‘ and Professor Julius Summer Miller ‘s - ‘ Why Is It So ? ‘
The former Labour politician Barry Jones was the stand out brain in ‘ Pick - A - Box , great viewing for any young kid .
He said on a poddy b4 Christmas that they had not talked to either
Sure were great times.No mate , I wore glasses. when I was a kid , big thick coke - a - cola glasses , my little school mates would called me four eyes ( an affectionate term for their little mate I dare say ? ) ah kids can be so cruel, however getting back to the old Pye television I would watch the Flintstones and the Jetsons with of course every kids favourite Disneyland on a Sunday evening.
But that was yonks ago , I grew up on T. V. diet of the old black and white Tarzan and Hopalong Cassidy movies etc. etc.
Merely a normal kid who built cubby houses in the bush , hunt for frogs in the creek and throw the little blighters on the road and watch the cars run over them - as I said just a perfectly normal child growing up in the late 1950’s .
Probably around 50 years since I heard that song. Still remember it .Far out man
Thunderbirds were must watch tv.
In the podcast Flanagan said we are after an outside back but yes he said we haven't spoken to Taulagi and Averillo which seems odd considering all the speculation of Taulagi most likely signing with Dragons and still being on the open market. Which outside back is available and better than Taulagi?
Thanks Slip.
Lomax.
Is this a wind-up?
That's a complex situation and Flanagan on the podcast basically said we don't want Lomax back. We'll also have to offload a player to Eels. Looks like Eels want a centre and if Lomax plays at Dragons again it'll be wing so we can't afford to offload a centre.
Are you serious?
I understand this is a rumours thread however let's not start rubbish ones.
