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@canefan said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@bovidae said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@canefan You must remember Ravishing Rick Rude catch phrase after his entrance. "Cut the music".
I was always an Ultimate Warrior fan.
Sadly no. I was also a warrior fan
Poor old Warrior, pretty much no one had anything nice to say about him.
Very difficult to work with and a prick supposedly.
Rude on the other hand used to leave his wife at bars and beat the fuck out of any guy who hit on her. Classy fella !
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@mn5 said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@canefan said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@bovidae said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@canefan You must remember Ravishing Rick Rude catch phrase after his entrance. "Cut the music".
I was always an Ultimate Warrior fan.
Sadly no. I was also a warrior fan
Poor old Warrior, pretty much no one had anything nice to say about him.
Very difficult to work with and a prick supposedly.
Rude on the other hand used to leave his wife at bars and beat the fuck out of any guy who hit on her. Classy fella !
Not a haven for the mentally stable
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From 1984 (not my school, but in Whangarei, just from a page I follow)
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@taniwharugby said in Old people talk about the olden days:
From 1984 (not my school, but in Whangarei, just from a page I follow)
Just about all of that would be banned now.
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@snowy said in Old people talk about the olden days:
I have no idea who any of the wrestlers are other than Hulk Hogan.
Could somebody tell me who Elizabeth is? I might have have been more into wrestling had I known.
"Macho Man" Randy Savage's manager.
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@taniwharugby said in Old people talk about the olden days:
Is that a NZ menu and from when? 1970s?
Edit; Also no chips back then.
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@nepia late 70s I think, nabbed off the same page as the above school menu
$5.20 for the BUmper box!!
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@taniwharugby said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@nepia late 70s I think, nabbed off the same page as the above school menu
$5.20 for the BUmper box!!
3c rolls. I loved those KFC rolls. Dinner box and 3 of those rolls for $1.50. That would be me sorted.
Shit, how cheap would fish and chips have been back then if those were KFC prices!
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@nepia said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@taniwharugby said in Old people talk about the olden days:
Is that a NZ menu and from when? 1970s?
Edit; Also no chips back then.
even the colonel looks like he has had a facelift in more recent years..doesnt that also say a lot about society ha ha
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@nepia said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@taniwharugby said in Old people talk about the olden days:
Is that a NZ menu and from when? 1970s?
Edit; Also no chips back then.
Chips must have followed quickly because my earliest KFC memories in the late 70s definitely involves fries
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@canefan said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@nepia said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@taniwharugby said in Old people talk about the olden days:
Is that a NZ menu and from when? 1970s?
Edit; Also no chips back then.
Chips must have followed quickly because my earliest KFC memories in the late 70s definitely involves fries
We never had KFC as Dad didn't like it. I think I actually had it once and it was heaven! I knew it was going to be the last time as a family meal as Dad grumbled the whole way through. I vaguely remember lining up at the Ham East KFC and there was a long and orderly queue. Happy happy days.
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@hooroo said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@canefan said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@nepia said in Old people talk about the olden days:
@taniwharugby said in Old people talk about the olden days:
Is that a NZ menu and from when? 1970s?
Edit; Also no chips back then.
Chips must have followed quickly because my earliest KFC memories in the late 70s definitely involves fries
We never had KFC as Dad didn't like it. I think I actually had it once and it was heaven! I knew it was going to be the last time as a family meal as Dad grumbled the whole way through. I vaguely remember lining up at the Ham East KFC and there was a long and orderly queue. Happy happy days.
The Hutt was like greasy central back in the 70s. I remember my folks taking me to Maccas very early on. And my grandparents lived just down the road from KFC. They made me into the foodie I am today š
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@taniwharugby said in Old people talk about the olden days:
Haha. We used to do the Thrift BOx. Came through the hole in the wall sometime after the cashier asked for it through the microphone (in Kensington, Whangarei).
Old people talk about the olden days
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