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Cant believe they still sell these TBH but back in the day they was everywhere, with candysticks to.

Just signed out then saw this! Wow thats a blast from the past, never would of remember that one.

FFS Becks your funny and you sound just like me(even though i cant hear you) My mrs goes mad if i start looking into things to much.

Sorry fellow there's a que on to get in there I think am third in line?

Cheers Becks you just had me on the search as i cant remember these, to find out what these was all about. Could only find this video and i think if this went on now they would be sued for misleading. Sad world we live in

Ya haven't seen those letters for ages, Am sure at some point we would of got round to these but so many memory's of are younger days. Its nice that we have such retro sweets shops about to remind us of are younger life, plus i like taking the two little ones in to show them what daddy grown up with, but the prices robbery if ever i saw it

Ya i seem to have it in my head now that back in the day, did we collect ringpulls for things thats why they started putting writing on the ringpulls to make sure they was from a coke can etc?

Spokey Dokeys And when these was all the rage you could get them free in crisps and cereal.

What about eating Chips out of newspaper with a wooden fork and trying to read the paper as your eating your chips. I always though they tasted nicer in newspaper.

Yes remember now and funny how a simple change in a design of the can we never saw them all over the floor again.

Galaxy Invader. All info from wiki. Fire Away was the first Tandy game to hold the name. Released in 1981, Tandy licensed the game from the Japanese company Gakken who created and sold the game under the name Invader. The game was also licensed to Computer Games Limited (CGL) as Galaxy Invader. Galaxy Invader. The following year, in 1982, Tandy introduced the next Fire Away under the title Cosmic 1000 Fire Away. Like the first game, Tandy licensed it from Gakken who sold the game as Galaxy Invader 1000 while CGL also licensed the game, selling it under the same name as Gakken. Galaxy Invader 1000 1984 saw the introduction of the Tandy Cosmic 3000 Fire Away game. Like the first two games, this was a licensed product from Gakken and thus it used the same basic styling as its fore bearers. Gakken marketed their game as Galaxy Invader 2000. Galaxy Invader 2000 Theres also an app on google play for the Galaxy Invader 1000 which is the better known of the two.

Metal Mickey 1980 - 1983 and watching the clip below, well it a bit disturbing really!

Grandstand Star Force 1984 from Epoch, sequel to Astro Wars and from the catalogue cost £32.50 wow.

What about these drinks Hubba Bubba: And Panda Pops Plus dont forget the cheap cola that was not that bad. Anyone remember these?

Remember these very well, not around for long i though they tasted a bit like lilt?? May be not.

Ya forgot about these, cheap and cheerful. Thanks for reminding me that's why i like these topics cause there's going to be things that you have forgotten about and this brings it back

Anyone had The A Team toys? I remember when the figures came out at WH Smith and i seem to have it in my head that they was about £2.99 each and the first one i brought was Mr T.

Loading screen music!! and theres one that stands out and there was 5 of them and it was the OCEAN LOADER MUSIC. Its like the tunes was just brain washing you. For me number 5 was the best. HAPPY DAYS.

Saturday afternoon, Dad would always have this on. ITV World Of Sport with Dickie Davis And then came the main event world of sport wrestling. Big Daddy Vs Giant Haystacks. Classic tv here and i was only 8 years old and remember it like it was yesterday.

Yes i remember these being going since 1940s we had a corona factory nr us in Chesterton and was bombed in the war due to lights being left on in the factory. There was a blue van that came around once a week and peep his horn and use to sell crisps, pop etc. Plus Alpine drinks