@godblesstoto Privileged, entitled socialist snob living in the safety and comfort of a gated community. This smug, arrogant, twisted oxygen thief lives completely outside of the realities of most peoples lives. Wealthy, woolly and warped.
@VinnieSull1van Used to cycle through it on my way to work in St John street in mid to late 90s. Was so busy. Always fun dodging the blood-splattered porters wheeling their meat-laden trolleys at break-neck speeds with their “take no prisoners” attitude! Great memories
@NevilleFChambe1@Intuitive_PS@UlteriousFilm@oxley264 Extraordinary! I was completely randomly thinking about this film this afternoon. I’ve no idea why it popped into my thoughts. I was by myself and didn’t verbalise so my phone can’t have been prompted. Then this on my feed….. 😵💫
@London_W4 Happy memories! Used to walk past those two beauties on my way back from work to Waterloo……. My favourite car models in the whole world! Good to see they’re still around ♥️
@Lost___London@VinnieSull1van@BygoneBritain Fed up with living with no hope, joy or prospects under a wannabe soviet govt., we expressed ourselves via music and fashion. It was a much needed kick in the establishment’s teeth. It appealed to various societal backgrounds - Thinkers, drinkers, the good, the bad and the mad..
@visitnorthyork Staying upstairs in a room with a harbour view at the Pier Inn in 1990. It felt like 1970 in the bar and breakfast room! Bustling waterfront. Boats landing their catch. Fresh crab. It was like being in an old British film! A fond memory!
@YesterdaysBrit1 At one time it actually came with an enclosed leaflet of kung fu defence techniques to fight off the hordes of women that it promised to attract!😂😂😂