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Match and Shoot magazines. Occasional small Lego set. Then the glory days of Codemaster video games - on cassette tape, kids! - from WH Smith on a Saturday morning.
Those rubber popping things at the bottom are a proper throwback.
Back in the day, I’d get my £1 pocket money on a Saturday and go to ForeBoys (think that was name) in Martlesham near the Bader Pub. Chocolate and some toy soldiers purchased normally.
Nostalgia thread - what did you spend your pocket money on? on 13:13 - Jun 3 by leitrimblue
For a second thought you were gonna say you also helped yerself to Subbuteo teams from Jim's Tackle and Sports
My brother was the kleptomaniac in our family. My mum found a box full of random tat that he had stolen from the village shop. Almost all stolen for stealings sake.
I was born underwater, I dried out in the sun.
I started humping volcanoes baby, when I was too young.
Nostalgia thread - what did you spend your pocket money on? on 13:40 - Jun 3 by Dubtractor
My brother was the kleptomaniac in our family. My mum found a box full of random tat that he had stolen from the village shop. Almost all stolen for stealings sake.
My kleptomania began and ended in Jim's luckily.
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Nostalgia thread - what did you spend your pocket money on? on 13:45 - Jun 3 with 1490 views
edit. Thanks to Kropotkin123. i'd forgotten about these.
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Sometimes I think about the frothing lunatics I’ve put on ignore, who will have kept replying to me again and again, but I don’t even realise they exist.
Airfix kits and Warlord comics from the big newsagent's in Clare and, on one hilarious occasion, a tin of snuff from the little tobacconist opposite the Priory: that's a short, messy story involving four idiot 8-year-olds and a shopkeeper with a puckish sense of fun.