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>I am 33 years of age and I can honestly confess that I hadn't realised it was a pun until now.

You are not alone... not quite 'now' but it was years until I spotted it, years!

>There's a reason why something like two-thirds of all the Macs ever made are still in use, however, and that's because people love 'em in a way that people just _don't_ love their Windows boxes.

Is there a special slot to shove your knob in?

And the real argument is if you were one of those nice children who watched Blue Peter sitting on the sofa and always did your homework on time and had BBC micro or wether you were one of the cool and or hard kids who had a Speccy / Commadore / whatever

Any 'deconstruction'?

>There's a sweet, sticky poison gel

Seem to remember back in the 70s it had the fantastically un-pc name of Nippon

You gonna join that sect that wear cloths over there mouths stop them accidently swallowing a fly or something?

The holy triumvirate of ZZ Top videos... Sharp Dressed Man, Give Me All Your Lovin', and Legs...

War Games

>no one had a tin opener

heh, real men use two screwdrivers...

>Watney's Party Seven

Wasn't that more of a seventies thing? Like most 'keg' bitter thank god - though I do remember undrinkable electric Wards (the coming of the hand-pump for all bitter was a gift from god)

I do remember Royal Dutch larger... you could be gallons of it for not money at all. It was weak as hell but great for playing Pass Out as a skint student.

Guns 'n' Roses seemed great at the time

When late night telly was actually worth watching including:

Central Weekend... in its prime the best chat/discussion show ever

Power Hour... short-lived rock show

and the almighty Prisoner Cell Block H ("I'm top dog!")

>"Is there anything more you can do to ruin a perfectly good pint of cider?"

Ahhh the joys of mixing beers... I drank guiness and  bitter for a while (is that 'Black and Tan'?). An I invented Stella and barley wine and Stella and vodka... both great shortcuts to oblivion

Larson was one of the richest, most powerful men in Holywood.

Airwolf / Blue Thunder

The A Team

Two great things on Page 3... Sammy Fox AND Linda Lusardi.

You could honestly enjoy Arnie films in a non-ironic way...

And skinny leather ties... I had a black one and white one and (oh dear god) one with piano keyboard on it...