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Uploaded by on May 10, 2010

6 classic memories of growing up in 1970s Britain!

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  • LOL THE CAT.

  • You shouldn't be worried about him playing with matches or strangers. You should be more worried on what drugs he has taken to understand the freaky cat. Seriously I remember all these ads this brings back good memories but as I have said before why was the UK obsessed with trying to freak out kids in the 70s and 80s it never worked then but it's amazing how it freaks people out now.

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  • The kid is still in danger of getting an arse raping.

  • DAFUQ IS THIS HOW DID I GET HERE....

  • Its not creepy. I was never disturbed by these when I was a nipper. Now I have been reminded I will show them all to my son. He will like them for sure.

  • The only thing this public information fool taught me as a child was that paedophiles were easily spotted because they have weird joints in their legs.

  • That kid was scary with the eyes and the cat was weird!

  • charlie is a party pooper

  • Always listen to what Charlie says!!!!

  • charlie says watch out for nonces

  • ...and now I gotta listen to Prodigy.

  • Lol. Reminds me of rainy days home from school. In between Crown Court and Good Afternoon.

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