Everyday things you dont see anymore

[alcatel]

Was in Manchester and there were only a few escorts business cards in a phone booth, then I heard it was illegal, I then walked into the male toilets and the walls of the cubicles were covered with erect penises and escorts numbers. smart, its a great place to advertise and quite satisfying to read when your penis is out

ok things you don't see anymore...

sexy ladies thumbing a ride

Mid nineties put an end to that in Ireland.

[Barney Rubble]

Was in Manchester and there were only a few escorts business cards in a phone booth, then I heard it was illegal, I then walked into the male toilets and the walls of the cubicles were covered with erect penises and escorts numbers. smart, its a great place to advertise and quite satisfying to read when your penis is out

ok things you don't see anymore...

sexy ladies thumbing a ride

Sure you haven't got your driving test yet Howard. Ye have some memory for a young fella :-)

[tinytimintipp]

playing ball on the street....., all you see now are the signs no BALL playing

[Barney Rubble]

Don't see as many butterflies and bees now either.


WTF did Dana do with them?

[tinytimintipp]

there was a time when you leave your window open . cant now they rob all you have

[bootboy]

People saying thank you to bus drivers !

[ford pefect]

Working girls at the pepper canister and fitz william square

[Choccy]

like call girls "business" cards in phone boxes....and phone boxes for that matter

really rusty cars

kids playing conkers

A woman’s pubic hair

I used to spend hours wandering through the countryside looking for conkers. They were the Pokemon of their time.

[alcatel]

Don't see as many butterflies and bees now either.


WTF did Dana do with them?

Modern intensive farming, habit loss, lots of recent cold wet summers, varroa mites, colony collapse syndrome
There you are.

[alcatel]

People saying thank you to bus drivers !

In Limerick the vast majority(even those in their early twenties) say thanks to the city bus drivers when exiting the bus. And it is still extremely common on Bus Eireann buses .
I was surprised by the above tbh.
Last time I was in Dublin I knew a bus route went to my destination but was unsure of the distance so hopped on the bus and asked the driver who was non-local about the place I was going. He replied in a warisome and wearisome voice, saying '' I don't understand you''.
So I said fair enough and sat down.
Turns out it was only a couple of minutes walk anyway.