Hands up if your mam had a Shire horses on the window sill.
Hands up if you had coloured plastic strips over the kitchen door.
Hands up if you had stone cladding.
Hands up if you had a trimphone.
Hands up if you had a PVC cream corner unit settee.
Hands up if you had a wallpaper with a huge flower design.
Hands up if your sideboard was jam packed with all sorts of crap.
Hands up if the one tidy part of your sideboard was the drinks cabinet.
Hands up if you had a piece of furniture with a mirror tiled centre piece that rotated.

not guilty

Hands up if had a radiogram guilty
hands up if you had a ottoman guilty
videos in book like cases guilty

what is a trimphone

is it like a slender telephone

[quote="Mr I"]Hands up if your mam had a Shire horses on the window sill.yes
Hands up if you had coloured plastic strips over the kitchen door. yes
Hands up if you had a trimphone. yes
Hands up if you had a wallpaper with a huge flower design.yes
Hands up if your sideboard was jam packed with all sorts of crap.yes
Hands up if the one tidy part of your sideboard was the drinks cabinet.yes

now hands up if you had a picture of the Haywain on the wall?

The Crying Boy??

A Spanish flameco dancer doll??

Tinned pineapple chunks/cling peaches and evap milk for your Sunday tea??

A gypsy caravan made of matchsticks on top of the telly??

Velour curtains??

Lino??

Hands up if your mam had a Shire horses on the window sill. - beswick tho'
Hands up if you had coloured plastic strips over the kitchen door. - no
Hands up if you had stone cladding. - pebbledash
Hands up if you had a trimphone. - no
Hands up if you had a PVC cream corner unit settee. - no a draylony type corner thing it was great
Hands up if you had a wallpaper with a huge flower design. - no
Hands up if your sideboard was jam packed with all sorts of crap. - of course - parents sideboard still is
Hands up if the one tidy part of your sideboard was the drinks cabinet. -of course!!
Hands up if you had a piece of furniture with a mirror tiled centre piece that rotated. -nah

Did your dad have a baccy tin covered in matchsticks?

What about the outside toilet during the winter BRRRRRRRR hence the bucket at the top of the stairs

Also seem to remember back in the late sixties or maybe early seventies coming home once and me dad had bought some sort of contraption that magnified the telly screen. Thought it was the best thing i had seen in my life at the time.

what about those woolly ballerina's over the bog rolls i still see em in some old ladies lavatories

errrrrrrrr............Pardon me for asking Tim........but what are you doing in Old Ladies Lavatories........

We had one of them in our toilet.
After a night out some of my mates turned her upside down and stuck chip forks in her
My mam found her in the morning.

depends how old they are nah mate im usually fixing them

Hands up if your mam or nana had a copper bin

if she did now it would be getting weighed in have you seen the price of copper these days

My age is showing here as my grandparents had virtually all of those things.

And what about ashtrays on a stand? They're on a stalk type thing so they come up to chair arm height.

what about those ashtrays where you had to push a button down and the ash would disappear

Yes remember both of them well

Hands up if your mam had a Shire horses on the window sill. Nope, it was flying geese on the wall.
Hands up if you had coloured plastic strips over the kitchen door. Nope.
Hands up if you had stone cladding. Yep.
Hands up if you had a trimphone. Probably but can't honestly remember
Hands up if you had a PVC cream corner unit settee. Nope
Hands up if you had a wallpaper with a huge flower design. Yep
Hands up if your sideboard was jam packed with all sorts of crap. Of course!
Hands up if the one tidy part of your sideboard was the drinks cabinet. Nope.
Hands up if you had a piece of furniture with a mirror tiled centre piece that rotated. Nope.

none of the above...my parents were hippies - still not at the cutting edge of style like