"When we was kids in the 70s our street was ruled by elderly women called old mother this, old mother that. Where's their successors these days?
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They all went to the cupboard to fetch the poor dog a bone, can't help beyond that I'm afraid |
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By *yron69 OP Man
over a year ago
Fareham |
"When we was kids in the 70s our street was ruled by elderly women called old mother this, old mother that. Where's their successors these days
It's a lead
They all went to the cupboard to fetch the poor dog a bone, can't help beyond that I'm afraid "
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By *a LunaWoman
over a year ago
South Wales |
I was thinking something like this earlier in the week. My man’s neighbours were all like that, and when my Nan and gramp were looking after me we’d pop in for a cup of tea. They’d be sat there, the women like Hilda Ogden (one had the same head scarf and rollers look) gossiping about someone and the men all seemed a bit like Andy Capp when they stood chatting over the hedge.
Lucky if a neighbour says hello to you these days.
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