You're getting old if...

[Guest Cotter]

ye, will you be in your usual seat oldie :016:

[Yompa]

You remember Dennis Tanner....

[Guest Cotter]

who ? :026:

[Heilandee]

Amazing whit google throws up,no old enough to mind him myself...

Dennis Tanner

[Johnboy]

you can remember what Minnie Caldwell's cat was called.....

[Heilandee]

Google again

[Johnboy]

Nawwww.... It wisnae cried Google.... it wuz cried Boaby...... You couldnae hit a coo's erse wi a banjo.... couldya..??

[Kingsmills]

Albert Tatlock

[caley100]

You can remember the PLayhouse burning down... and i worried about the mice!

[The Mantis]

When Valerie Singleton was on Blue Peter. Christoper Trace too. Then old 'Get Down Shep' himself.

[Guest Cotter]

you remember Mr & Mrs, when they sat in yon cubicle listenin to quality music. :music01:

[Charles Bannerman]

Hiram Holliday? (Wee American guy with glasses and an umbrella in the early 60s)

[Guest Bob the dog]

You can remember Lex MacLean in the Playhouse :wave04:

[Yompa]

You got your bread delivered daily by the bread man off a van (much like a milk float...)

[Guest Cotter]

you get reduced price on your season ticket eh caley 100 :015:

[Alex MacLeod]

you can remember standing outside the Volunteer Arms in Fort William with a pint in hand watching the town hall burn down.

or

Lesley Crowther and Peter Glaze pleasing little kids with their Crackerjack pencils.

[Guest Cotter]

you remember yon bloke putting his foot through the TV screen in the opening credits to Why Don't You.

[broomie boy]

you feel guilty chatting up 19 year olds

[Yompa]

yow can remember Eamonn Andrews on Crackerjack...

[Kingsmills]

It's friday, it's five to five, it's ........

[Heilandee]

.......time for a pint?  :016:

[+L_G]

Now there is a distant memory.  A pint on a Friday at 5 was an essential part of the week.  Those were the days.  :001: