JJDT Posted November 12, 2015 Posted November 12, 2015 White Horse Inn...and for just for drinking and possibly get klapped there was the Lake Hotel in Florida Lake... Wannabe and Tromp 2
RyanAW Posted November 12, 2015 Posted November 12, 2015 Apparently you can pick up LM out in the far east (Springs and Nigel). Some guy has a serious antenna and rebroadcasts it Listening to it on 49 meter band on Short Wave radio from LM. Used to in the evenings change to Medium Wave, forgotten the MB though. Brilliant radio station, the only one at that stage playing decent music, all the SABC offerings were *** and Government controlled not to corrupt the youth with Communistic and from the devil music offerings. nickc 1
Frosty Posted November 12, 2015 Posted November 12, 2015 I bow to the superior memories of you guys.Thanks, it's been bugging me a little (in other words, it didn't bother me enough to try find out the answer myself )Shows how much I watched, or was allowed to watch - never even heard of Mirage.
Khronis Posted November 12, 2015 Posted November 12, 2015 Wonderboy. Used to go to the café with empty glass coke bottles to exchange for money to play this game. hboli4, EmptyB and Fruity 3
Lurch the stalker Posted November 12, 2015 Posted November 12, 2015 Shows how much I watched, or was allowed to watch - never even heard of Mirage.I come from a line of aviation nuts, anything with planes or helicopters got significant attention Tumbleweed and Frosty 2
Ed-Zulu Posted November 12, 2015 Posted November 12, 2015 Shows how much I watched, or was allowed to watch - never even heard of Mirage.Gerald, if my memory serves me, it was actually on at some obscure day and hour, like Saturday after the rugby before the news Frosty 1
SwissVan Posted November 12, 2015 Posted November 12, 2015 (edited) Listening to it on 49 meter band on Short Wave radio from LM. Used to in the evenings change to Medium Wave, forgotten the MB though. Brilliant radio station, the only one at that stage playing decent music, all the SABC offerings were *** and Government controlled not to corrupt the youth with Communistic and from the devil music offerings. LM Radio ............ a radio station based in Maputo, Mozambique. ................... was renowned for its Top Twenty chart show, the LM Hit Parade, and played a major role in promoting South African artists and their music. Scary to think it became Radio 5 (now 5FM), lots of well known SA radio personalities from LM Radio John BerksClark MackayDana NiehausRobin AlexanderEvelyn MartinGary EdwardsDavid GreshamDarryl Jooste Some old sound recording from LM Radio herehttp://www.lmradio.org/Sounds.htm http://www.lmradio.org/lm_jingles.htm Some of those jingles.... used to hear them on Radio 5 in the 70's... Edited November 12, 2015 by SwissVan
SwissVan Posted November 12, 2015 Posted November 12, 2015 Apparently you can pick up LM out in the far east (Springs and Nigel). Some guy has a serious antenna and rebroadcasts it Streaming now..... http://www.lmradio.net/streaming.html Somehow i don't think it will ever be the same tho... streaming and listening on a wireless radio just not the same
EmptyB Posted November 12, 2015 Posted November 12, 2015 wonderboy.jpg Wonderboy. Used to go to the café with empty glass coke bottles to exchange for money to play this game.Flippin loved that game...spent many hours in the arcade with this one! Fruity 1
intern Posted November 12, 2015 Posted November 12, 2015 Share ESP (awesome just to walking into the sunshine) Hideout (the wendy hut entrance) and there was Nexus ( slippery when wet).Some weird goings on at Hideout. I remember sitting around a bonfire there with a large 'cigarette' being passed around. Some creep came along trying to bum some Ront, the one dude stood up and chooned the greezer - 'You know what, I'm gonna get cane rat f--ked and you aren't, you know why, because YOU haven't got any MONEY!'. Man, I laughed...
intern Posted November 12, 2015 Posted November 12, 2015 Well....if you follow the shaving thread, you'll realise that these old razors are the best way to go and cost an arm and a leg these days. Nice collection there!!There is little question that if I attempted to use one of those old razors, I'd be lucky if it only cost an arm and a leg. Lurch the stalker 1
Gen Posted November 13, 2015 Posted November 13, 2015 There is little question that if I attempted to use one of those old razors, I'd be lucky if it only cost an arm and a leg.[emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] When I bought hubby a safety razor he thought the same.... 2 shaves and you'll have it.. you just have to get used to shaving at the right angle and to use the weight of the razor to do the shaving.. treat yourself and get the pre shave lotion[emoji12]
Tumbleweed Posted November 13, 2015 Posted November 13, 2015 [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] When I bought hubby a safety razor he thought the same.... 2 shaves and you'll have it.. you just have to get used to shaving at the right angle and to use the weight of the razor to do the shaving.. treat yourself and get the pre shave lotion[emoji12] Isn't it funny how the word safety became attached to things! Like matches. And even bicycles, once they'd moved beyond penny farthings... Reminded me of a T-shirt I saw a pic of once: "Remember when sex was safe, and motor racing was dangerous?" Googled that to find a pic, and came across this... Whether TT motorcycling on the treacherous Isle of Man circuit, Formula 1 Motor racing or off-road driving on rough African courses, the South African Paddy Driver was at the top of his field and spent 43 years driving and competing in the most difficult and challenging world motor racing events. This is his often humourous account of those years in which the camaraderie of the life he and his fellow competitors led played a major role in their successes. Constantly moving from one competition venue to the next in a variety of countries and continents, they lived in makeshift caravans and mobile homes which they towed with them and shared with their competition vehicles. At the pinnacle of this fast-moving and dangerous existence, with more than his fair share of lucky escapes, Paddy shares his friendships with some of the most notable names in racing history such as Jackie Stewart, Mike Hailward, and John Surtees. He explores the fun and exhilaration, the risks and casualties, the achievements, failures and successes of competing in such a hard-hitting world. http://www.amazon.com/When-Safe-Motor-Racing-Dangero/dp/184897177X Gen, javadude and barrykm 3
Tumbleweed Posted November 13, 2015 Posted November 13, 2015 Remember when it was called the "Million Dollar Challenge"? Gen 1
Paul Ruinaard Posted November 13, 2015 Posted November 13, 2015 Steak, egg and strips at the Kilarney Hotel in DurbsWhen you ducked down to Durbs for a quick weekend with your mates and arrived there in time for Friday pub lunch. There was always some guy down "on pass" with his mates who would end up on stage covered in glitter, baby oil and shaving cream. Once saw a "Plus" sized stripper there. Took this poor little army boy from Pretoria and sat on him on stage then proceeded to bounce all over his bones. He was probably scarred for life.
Frosty Posted November 13, 2015 Posted November 13, 2015 Just missing the pull thingy to make them go... jimmycool, GLuvsMtb, Fruity and 3 others 6
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