Sounds reasonable I suppose 
Beholdā¦ one of my Aussie favourites
Gawd she was lovely!
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People who describe everything they donāt like or agree with as āwokeā 
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Cor struth cobber put another shrimp on the barbie.
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Quite right tooā¦Thatās why people who adopt the high moral ground are classed as wokeā¦and I donāt like them.
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I donāt like āfolkā and āfolksā
Oh Gawd yeah, makes me want to upchuck
But the title of the thread says āpopularā, and theyāre not popular with most people I knowā¦.
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Supermarkets calling all small orange fruit āeasy peelersā
With so many lovely types and names, satsumas, clementines, tangerines, mandarins itās a crime to lump them together under something as functional as āeasy peelersā
Real 1984 Newspeak
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I donāt suppose itās popular with the general public but a trend that has become increasingly popular with TV Channel programmers is to introduce the next programme before the current programme has finished.
It really annoys me if they interrupt a lovely piece of music at the end of a film to announce the next programme before the credits of the current programme have finished rolling.
Nowadays, Iāve noticed theyāve started putting the next programme info in a little box at the bottom of the screen while the current programme is being broadcast.
Itās so annoying when the last few minutes of a programme Iām watching is spoiled by a distracting pop-up box or voice-over talking about something completely different.
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Going to the shops in bed clothes.
It should be banned the lazy buggers.
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Judith Durham if I rememberā¦I loved the Seekersā¦I still sing āMorning Town Rideā when nobody is listeningā¦āRocking, Rolling Riding out along the bayāā¦ 
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Actually that is one thing I miss since 7 day shopping. Thursday night family shopping with the kids in their pyjamas
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Very evocative Foxy, reminds me of listening to junior choice on the radio 
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Are you old enough for Uncle Mac?
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I remember Uncle Mac. Didnāt he only have one leg having lost the other when a bus flywheel exploded (or something like that)?
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I didnāt know that.
Hello Children Everywhere. That was his catchphrase.
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I donāt think I am, the first thought that literally came into my head when I read your post was that it was something to do with burgers.
Uncle Mac mustāve been before my time.
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Yeah I remember Uncle Macā¦We had a little valve radio on a shelf in the living room. (Loungeās were what posh people had in those days)ā¦Forces favourites, Housewives choice, and wasnāt there a āfood for thoughtā sort of religious thing at five to ten for five minutesā¦?
Sunday shoppingā¦my local church has never recoveredā¦
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He did play pop records before he retired but mostly it was stuff like this:
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Defo before my time, however I did have the below on 12inch vinyl
Hystericalā¦still brings tears of mirth to my eyes even now, twisted woggle irons, being hung by the poston , picking their bogleās etc 
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Tik Tok
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