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AS WERE THESE, FRIDAY NIGHT DANCING BOOTS!

POPULAR IN THE 70S

I find LiveNetTV the best of the live TV apps, gives you several streams to choose from. I have a 4mps (3mbps in reality) and I sometimes have buffering problems, but often not. To be honest, only really watch live TV for the sport. I have a bunch of them, so can switch if ones not working: OneBox RedBox etc Have BlueStacks on my PC, which is sometimes better than trying to watch through the TV Box (have no idea why!).

Aah, that's nothing!!! We grew up in shoe box, at bottom of lift shaft and once a week watched a Magic Lantern Show.

But you could buy the rewinders cheaply.

I suppose it's definition based. I raced a Proflex Offroad 550 around 1990/91, I remember the year because I hit a branch and broke my Clav, while doing my Victory Lap (yeah right!). Full suspension, though not much travel.

Anyone else listen to Ge's Olympics at 9 at night????? https://youtu.be/-0gOz8jh2z4

For those that are a little older!!!!!

HaHa, yes I remember this, back in the early 60s we did this too, 'bolt out of the blue'!!! Other playground activity I remember was getting 'newbies' to hold a stick up in the air, stare at the end of it, then turn round and round and round until you told them to throw it. Then they had to fetch it, to much hilarity all around the playground.

For you DJR, I know they're one of your favourites!!!! https://www.mixcloud.com/briancurrin/a-saucerful-of-pink-floyd-1967-to-1972/

For those of you that are my age, more or less!! I wanted to be there so badly, but I had a Rhodesian passport, which allowed me travel to SA, Moz and Portugal. Didn't have any money anyway. http://www.history101.com/woodstock-photos/1/

Seventeen years before your date (above) I was at varsity in Durbs. At that stage the Zim$ 1 = R1.25!!! Petrol was around R0.11 a litre Castle/Lion was R0.18 a bottle Cadburys choc was R0.20 a slab. I lived like a king on my monthly pocket money of Zim$35

First time I went to the US $1 = R2.20!!! Rented a car in White Plains New York and drove through Niagra Falls, Toronto, Quebec City through to Montreal and then down through Boston, back to NY. Petrol in the US was $0.80 a gallon, I think. Went to live there in '90, exchange rate was about $1 = R2.70. Then Mandela was released, my wife missed her folks, so we came back to SA. Eight months later we were divorced, man life is messed up!!!!!

I have no idea!!!!

One of the early movies I remember seeing and my first crush, man was I in love?????? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFxVdaqekg0

The first movie I remember seeing, went with my Mom and my Aunt, both in their late 20s, early 30s then.

The first LP I saved my pocket money for:

I'm obviously a lot older than most of you, even DJR!!!!!! The first 78/45 single I remember buying:

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Some pista action:

Oh bring back oh bring back oh bring back my Bonnie Coetzee!!!!!!