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[b]Green Man wrote:[/b]
[quote]Working hand to mouth on poverty wages, nothing has changed then.

You can be rich in life without having worthless crap in the house. Before my father died, I did ask him what the 60s were like apart from having kids, and he said the following

"They were magical years, despite working my bum off, I saw a lot of loud fashion and good legs, great gigs and seeing Procol Harum for myself and seeing Herman bloody Hermits to please your mother, both gigs were about 50p each and taking her out for a £5 and still had change for fish and chips, when the TV broke, it was early nights with your mother". :dry:

I think he loved her more than she loved him, sadly.

A young lad asked me about the 1980s when I commented on his mullet. I  told him, "People were upbeat, knew how to flirt and chat, and almost everyone could afford the cinema on both Friday and Saturday nights with popcorn. Bootleg VHS tapes in shops under the counter in sweet shops, Saturday jobs were the norm, even if you were below 16, a lot of kids had their own money, not the bank or mum and dad.

Record shops sold very cheap imports and warehouse and fire damaged stock at rock bottom prices, reading music magazines was a must and flipping through the back in shops to see upcoming gigs and hoping your favourite band played locally and running to the public payphone to book up if you couldn't get to the venue, I saw Poison for a few about 15 dollars in the 1980s and GnR tickets were as little as £5."

The poor kid was about to cry with envy.

I didn't own much as a young man apart from a shitty car, basic HiFi. Most of the wages went to gigs, nights out and a bit on Susan.[/quote]

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Topic History of: Brexit latest
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Author	Message
Green Man	Oh dear, you can Google it. Do you own research. You tell people "Google is your friend"!
Al Gershwin	Green Man wrote: Not one boat is turned back but escorted or picked up in the Channel. But - as usual - you have no evidence/links to confirm this!
Green Man	You think quotas are always met, do you? Youth experience scheme The government says such a scheme "could see young people able to work and travel freely in Europe again" but would be "capped and time-limited" What BS that is, there are thousands each week coming illegally, which is not mentioned. Not one boat is turned back but escorted or picked up in the Channel.
Al Gershwin	Green Man wrote: The UK will be buying fish from France which were caught in British waters. Nothing new there then - as long as quotas are maintained; this link may help you to better understand what's happening. BBC News - The new UK-EU deal at a glance - www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/czdy3r6q9mgo
Green Man	So the French can stop a big fishing boat, but not a rubber boat? What slice of the cake do the UK get with this new EU deal? The UK will be buying fish from France which were caught in British waters. Starmer is another elite globalist. www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1474567...render.html#comments