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4/10 for me :|
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that's 'ageist' so I will complain to a Mod Keith :twisted:
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James Blast wrote:that's 'ageist' so I will complain to a Mod Keith :twisted:
There you go yan auld fert :P :lol:
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Andrew S
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I got 5/10. Crap score but whoever compiled these questions has obviously never been out the door since 1985. :urff:
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9/10.
And does anyone else remember 'Mr. Trimble' on at dinnertimes on ITV?
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Izzy HaveMercy
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I won't even START this quiz, since I don't even know the Belgian kid shows from my youth anymore :|

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2/10 :lol: should be 0/10 :roll:
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4/10

Now where is the quiz based on the works of Jenna Jameson?
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What? No Pumkin Patch? No Liewe Heksie? No Mina Moo?

You guys were brought up to the wrong TV shows.
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..and the same site has these distractions:
http://www.funtrivia.com/quizzes/music/ ... mercy.html
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Andrew S
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Gripper wrote:9/10.
And does anyone else remember 'Mr. Trimble' on at dinnertimes on ITV?
I do. Same era as The Pipkins and Hickory House if I remember correctly. Can't remember too much about it apart from him seeming rather ancient and the program being set in a dimly lit antique shop or something (?). If you remember Mr Trimble, you're a bit too old to be remembering Chorlton and the Wheelies. :lol:
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Andrew S wrote:If you remember Mr Trimble, you're a bit too old to be remembering Chorlton and the Wheelies. :lol:
I'm not old. I'm just having a very long childhood.
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7 / 10 mostly by sheer luck
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http://www.thechestnut.com/rupert/thead ... bear-1.wav

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Andrew S
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I could never get into Rupert. Jackie Lee sounded like a patronising cow when she sang the theme and Rupert put me off tartan trousers for life. And that flying chariot got on my nerves too. If I remember correctly, one of Rupert's friends (the black one with spikey hair) was called Coco from Coon Island. Don't know if that was his name in the programme, but I remember seeing it in an old annual I was given, which shocked me somewhat even then.
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I STILL have the single :notworthy: :notworthy: :notworthy:
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