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Rapunzel;1224785 wrote: Now you see, you may laugh, but I still have the uniform packed away in my loft!

I've got those shrunken blue jeans with red tartan around the bottom and up the sides. I've got the white shirt with tartan trim on pockets, sleeves and collar. I have the tartan scarf we wore tied around our wrist thats covered in BCR badges. I think I've even got the stripey socks. :o And worst of all? I still have all their albums in the bottom of my wardrobe. oo



I'm Rapunzel and I'm a very sad person.


Wow... ermm shocking stuff, kind of makes me glad I was more into Wham and pink dungaree's etc in my teenage years.

Betty Boop;1224787 wrote: Wow... ermm shocking stuff, kind of makes me glad I was more into Wham and pink dungaree's etc in my teenage years.


I liked Wham too. George Michael and his gorgeous tumbling golden locks.



80's Music Junkies: WHAM

And he also turned out to be a big disappointment, although he's still nice eye-candy!

Rapunzel;1224793 wrote: I liked Wham too. George Michael and his gorgeous tumbling golden locks.



80's Music Junkies: WHAM

And he also turned out to be a big disappointment, although he's still nice eye-candy!


yeah :guitarist:driving:

He certainly was gorgeous, still is... all the best ones hey :rolleyes:

He played in Plymouth a few months back, I was gutted that I couldn't afford to go :-1

Betty Boop;1224798 wrote: He certainly was gorgeous, still is... all the best ones hey :rolleyes:

He played in Plymouth a few months back, I was gutted that I couldn't afford to go :-1


Yup, sadly all the best looking men are gay!

What a waste! :D:wah:

Who was he playing with in Plymouth? :sneaky:

Rapunzel;1224799 wrote: Yup, sadly all the best looking men are gay!

What a waste! :D:wah:

Who was he playing with in Plymouth? :sneaky:
He is Unique in his own right. Brilliant song writer as well as singer.

Lon;1224492 wrote: The young woman with a tattoo will eventually become an old woman with a tattoo. Breasts look better on a young woman than on an older woman. It's not the tattoo, it's the aging.


That's a strange comment but I suppose it works with penises as well.

To be honest my breasts got better as I got older. Men love em'

Rapunzel;1224793 wrote: I liked Wham too. George Michael and his gorgeous tumbling golden locks.



80's Music Junkies: WHAM

And he also turned out to be a big disappointment, although he's still nice eye-candy!






oh yes......bring him home to me.:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

1976....

Gosh. Hot, hot summer. Girls were just weirdos and sisters. Mum's best friend's daughter was a year or so older than the rest of us and wore HUUUUGE clogs, pretended to be a horse the whole time and kicked us round the garden!:wah::wah:

Rapunzel;1224799 wrote: Yup, sadly all the best looking men are gay!

What a waste! :D:wah:

Who was he playing with in Plymouth? :sneaky:


Is my laptop glad I finished my coffee ten minutes ago :yh_rotfl

Himself I guess...

Rapunzel;1224785 wrote: Now you see, you may laugh, but I still have the uniform packed away in my loft!

I've got those shrunken blue jeans with red tartan around the bottom and up the sides. I've got the white shirt with tartan trim on pockets, sleeves and collar. I have the tartan scarf we wore tied around our wrist thats covered in BCR badges. I think I've even got the stripey socks. :o And worst of all? I still have all their albums in the bottom of my wardrobe. oo



I'm Rapunzel and I'm a very sad person.


heeheeheeeeee When I saw this post I hadn't seen your previous one ..I'm sitting here thinking "OMG bay city rollers." when you can descibe that get up and people know exactly what your talking about it is a bit sad. But I"m not sure whther it's sad because you were into them or the fact I knew what you were talking about o:o;)

Clodhopper;1224806 wrote: 1976....

Gosh. Hot, hot summer. Girls were just weirdos and sisters. Mum's best friend's daughter was a year or so older than the rest of us and wore HUUUUGE clogs, pretended to be a horse the whole time and kicked us round the garden!:wah::wah:


Standpipes?? I remember them vaguely, but then I was only five or so.

I remember my sister stomping around in clogs too, thankfully I don't recall any tartan.

Betty Boop;1224810 wrote: Standpipes?? I remember them vaguely, but then I was only five or so.

I remember my sister stomping around in clogs too, thankfully I don't recall any tartan. I remember the standpipes :-4 :wah:

Rapunzel;1224832 wrote: Very Good :wah:

Rapunzel;1224843 wrote:
That is tooo funny :wah:

Very good rapunzel:wah::wah::wah:

Rapunzel;1224561 wrote: There was nothing wrong with the Bay City Rollers!

It seems that the ladies of forum garden have been discussing their tattoos once before.

http://www.forumgarden.com/forums/membe ... too-2.html

Betty Boop;1224632 wrote: And isn't that the truth!

Personally I wouldn't have a tattoo, but that's my decision. I remember my brother getting one a while back and thinking 'oh no' to myself but what he had done was a rather nice celtic band around his arm, I was surprised to realise that I liked it.

Each to their own, it's a personal decision and not for anyone else to pass judgement on.


hear hear your bang on there Boops. All personal choice. Much like our hair color, clothing, jewellery etc. Sadly though it overflows into our work place, socializing, foreign travel etc.