Pointless things you don't see anymore

Freestyle wrote: Yoghurt maker...if you have ever owned one you will know what I mean.....so so pointless

I remember my mum having one of those!!! and the results were vile! :pinch:

I remember asking my dad if I could stick fake bullet holes stickers on his Mk1 Cortina when one of the petrol chains was giving them away

I am the rice cooker! :slapme:

alanrt54 wrote: I remember asking my dad if I could stick fake bullet holes stickers on his Mk1 Cortina when one of the petrol chains was giving them away

Tiger in your tank stickers :yesnod:

birks wrote:

Freestyle wrote: Yoghurt maker...if you have ever owned one you will know what I mean.....so so pointless

I remember my mum having one of those!!! and the results were vile! :pinch:

I had one and the results were good, needed good milk and a good youhurt as a starter (mind you i worked for a dairy company) :whistle:

Better than that was the Tigers Tail tied around the filler cap. "Tiger in your tank" Esso No??

Dunlop Groundhog tyres, they did a Groundhog squeaky toy, and i still have one, Sad!!!!

I loved the nodding dogs :oops:

"I've learned the subtle secret of X" stickers: from Castrol GTX.

What about the game ball in a cup, when u toss a ball on a bit of string into a cup.
I love the old things.

I recently bought a set of 1/43 rd model cars comprising 2 Alfa Spiders (1989 and 1996) a 1967 MGB and a 1996 MGF. I can think of no sensible reason why I bought these. The F doesn't even resemble mine as its a red Mk1 and mines a green Mk2 and why Alfa and MG?

Alan that has just reminded me of the Train set conversation :slapme:

At least with the train set you can run the trains around the track and there are quite a few men who do. I'd look a bit silly at my age pushing model cars across the carpet going "Brrmm, brrmm" :drive: