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I’m so old I can’t remember the rag and bone man coming around on horse and cart he would give a goldfish for old clothes also a guy with a sharpening stone on a pushbike contraption sharpening knives & a old lady collecting silver paper 

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I don’t want be all morose about things eh , but f**k me isn’t everything just f***ing shit these days in comparison ?  are we remembering a halcyon time that never was ?  cause I genuinely

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10 minutes ago, dai dogs said:

I’m so old I can’t remember the rag and bone man coming around on horse and cart he would give a goldfish for old clothes also a guy with a sharpening stone on a pushbike contraption sharpening knives & a old lady collecting silver paper 

I remember the rag and bone man horse and cart,the knife sharpener,and the French onion seller who turned up two years with a bike festooned with strings of onions (Sunderland was a long way from France to a small kid).

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Yes I heard about old ladies selling wooden clothes pegs palm reading or tea leaf Sikhs with their stuff in a suitcase selling dusters and other whatnots door to door now you got them tatting in vans picking up metal out of our streets

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16 minutes ago, mushroom said:

Had them and the multicolored “round/hex” spoke things that moved up and down on me Chopper, then me Raleigh Burner :laugh: 

I remember us all having em them n frostie ones n puttin em on are bmx's

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I well remember my mate who was a coal man, delivering coal on a horse drawn cart.

He would carry a sack of coal up to my third floor flat, drink a bottle of brown ale I gave him , and be back down the stairs and onto the cart before the horse had walked on to the next tenement !

Cheers.

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Used to be Stantons pop round our way, the depot was across the back field from us and we used to climb over and nick the empties and take them back for a couple of pence each.

Rag and bone man on a horse and cart used to sharpen knives and give the women sandwich stones to clean there front steps.

We had a milkman with a horse and cart till the mid 70s.

Cheers, D.

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On 16/04/2025 at 08:57, TOMO said:

Another posh rich family...I asked mum and dad for one of them an all...not a f***ing chance...you lot must have had silver spoons ...poor as church mice we were

Single parent family my mum mate dad was a waste of time never even met my own kids n my mum was out on the piss every chance she could get leaving us on our own I envy some people that had a good loving upbringing regardless of income but definitely something I've never had👍

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Shell suit trousers with their moisture wicking layer were one of the best trousers to wear under fishing waders during warm summer nights sea trout fishing! 

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