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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 24 Mar 20 11.10pm
Originally posted by Mapletree Look up shatafa and istinja I sh*t you not [Link] Thank you very much Mapletree. Very informative - I have been enlightened.
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Willo

South coast - west of Brighton. 24 Mar 20 11.10pm

Originally posted by Mapletree

Look up shatafa and istinja

I sh*t you not

[Link]

Thank you very much Mapletree.
Very informative - I have been enlightened.

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mezzer Main Stand, Block F, Row 20 seat 1... 25 Mar 20 10.55am
This current crisis will draw out the entrepreneurs in us. I remember Mike Osman on Capital Radio once ringing a bloke in New Addington who was advertising tubs of human manure for 50p a pot. His slogan was "Grow Your Crops With My Plops". Living down here does have some advantages. At least you can see them cry.
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mezzer

Main Stand, Block F, Row 20 seat 1... 25 Mar 20 10.55am

This current crisis will draw out the entrepreneurs in us.

I remember Mike Osman on Capital Radio once ringing a bloke in New Addington who was advertising tubs of human manure for 50p a pot. His slogan was "Grow Your Crops With My Plops".

Living down here does have some advantages. At least you can see them cry.

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 25 Mar 20 11.08am
Originally posted by mezzer This current crisis will draw out the entrepreneurs in us. I remember Mike Osman on Capital Radio once ringing a bloke in New Addington who was advertising tubs of human manure for 50p a pot. His slogan was "Grow Your Crops With My Plops". Mike Osman used to do a radio show with his brother Paul.I met Mike for the first time at Paul's house in Southampton quite a few years ago.Their mother and father were also present and we had a really enjoyable evening.Ardent Southampton supporters! Edited by Willo (25 Mar 2020 11.10am)
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Willo

South coast - west of Brighton. 25 Mar 20 11.08am

Originally posted by mezzer

This current crisis will draw out the entrepreneurs in us.

I remember Mike Osman on Capital Radio once ringing a bloke in New Addington who was advertising tubs of human manure for 50p a pot. His slogan was "Grow Your Crops With My Plops".

Mike Osman used to do a radio show with his brother Paul.I met Mike for the first time at Paul's house in Southampton quite a few years ago.Their mother and father were also present and we had a really enjoyable evening.Ardent Southampton supporters!

Edited by Willo (25 Mar 2020 11.10am)

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Harpo Oxfordshire 25 Mar 20 2.24pm
I remember, and have used on occasion, both Izal and Bronco. I also remember that neither had a core to keep the roll in shape. I was a kid at the time, and even then, I had no idea why any company would sell such a material to wipe arses. Come to think of it, I cannot think of any use for either of those products.
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Harpo

Oxfordshire 25 Mar 20 2.24pm

I remember, and have used on occasion, both Izal and Bronco.

I also remember that neither had a core to keep the roll in shape.

I was a kid at the time, and even then, I had no idea why any company would sell such a material to wipe arses.

Come to think of it, I cannot think of any use for either of those products.

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esox lucius Deal 25 Mar 20 2.52pm
Originally posted by Harpo I remember, and have used on occasion, both Izal and Bronco. I also remember that neither had a core to keep the roll in shape. I was a kid at the time, and even then, I had no idea why any company would sell such a material to wipe arses. Come to think of it, I cannot think of any use for either of those products. For those of us of a certain age with time on our hands, with the aid of a comb it made a jolly fine kazoo
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esox lucius

Deal 25 Mar 20 2.52pm

Originally posted by Harpo

I remember, and have used on occasion, both Izal and Bronco.

I also remember that neither had a core to keep the roll in shape.

I was a kid at the time, and even then, I had no idea why any company would sell such a material to wipe arses.

Come to think of it, I cannot think of any use for either of those products.

For those of us of a certain age with time on our hands, with the aid of a comb it made a jolly fine kazoo

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richard shaw (og)65 my minds eye 25 Mar 20 3.23pm
Originally posted by Willo I am curious as to why you specifically stated "Left hands", so perhaps you could kindly elaborate. Apropos, running water as opposed to toilet paper, I believe it was in Greece, perhaps in more than one hotel, that guests were requested not to flush the toilet paper down the pan but to place it in the bin.The thought of toilet paper left in the room after defecation did NOT fill me with any glee.I readily admit that I never considered running water! Its still the case in smaller Greek Islands , i was told that their drainage pipes were narrow . interviewer " iggy , do you think you influenced anybody?" iggy pop " I think I wiped out the 60`S "
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Originally posted by Willo

I am curious as to why you specifically stated "Left hands", so perhaps you could kindly elaborate.

Apropos, running water as opposed to toilet paper, I believe it was in Greece, perhaps in more than one hotel, that guests were requested not to flush the toilet paper down the pan but to place it in the bin.The thought of toilet paper left in the room after defecation did NOT fill me with any glee.I readily admit that I never considered running water!

Its still the case in smaller Greek Islands , i was told that their drainage pipes were narrow .

interviewer " iggy , do you think you influenced anybody?"
iggy pop " I think I wiped out the 60`S "

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richard shaw (og)65 my minds eye 25 Mar 20 3.26pm
When i saw this thread it sent a shiver down my spine and further . Back in the 80's where i worked we had a bad tie day , a fella came in with an IZAL branded peckham , the whole floor winced . interviewer " iggy , do you think you influenced anybody?" iggy pop " I think I wiped out the 60`S "
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my minds eye 25 Mar 20 3.26pm

When i saw this thread it sent a shiver down my spine and further . Back in the 80's where i worked we had a bad tie day , a fella came in with an IZAL branded peckham , the whole floor winced .

interviewer " iggy , do you think you influenced anybody?"
iggy pop " I think I wiped out the 60`S "

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Midlands Eagle 25 Mar 20 3.33pm
Originally posted by Willo Apropos, running water as opposed to toilet paper, I believe it was in Greece, perhaps in more than one hotel, that guests were requested not to flush the toilet paper down the pan but to place it in the bin.The thought of toilet paper left in the room after defecation did NOT fill me with any glee. We rent a villa in Kefalonia most summers and the thought of Greek sanitation did put me off for a while but I just take a packet of 100 nappy sacks with me and you put the used toilet paper in the nappy sack before putting it in the bin so no smell at all
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Originally posted by Willo

We rent a villa in Kefalonia most summers and the thought of Greek sanitation did put me off for a while but I just take a packet of 100 nappy sacks with me and you put the used toilet paper in the nappy sack before putting it in the bin so no smell at all

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 25 Mar 20 3.49pm
Originally posted by Midlands Eagle We rent a villa in Kefalonia most summers and the thought of Greek sanitation did put me off for a while but I just take a packet of 100 nappy sacks with me and you put the used toilet paper in the nappy sack before putting it in the bin so no smell at all Very sound advice which I will put to good use if I next visit Greece.Thank you. At my ripe age one simply doesn't think of nappy sacks!
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Willo

South coast - west of Brighton. 25 Mar 20 3.49pm

Originally posted by Midlands Eagle

Very sound advice which I will put to good use if I next visit Greece.Thank you.

At my ripe age one simply doesn't think of nappy sacks!

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ex hibitionist Hastings 25 Mar 20 5.14pm
Originally posted by richard shaw (og)65 When i saw this thread it sent a shiver down my spine and further . Back in the 80's where i worked we had a bad tie day , a fella came in with an IZAL branded peckham , the whole floor winced . there's a lot of people here who'd pay very good money for a tie like that
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Originally posted by richard shaw (og)65

When i saw this thread it sent a shiver down my spine and further . Back in the 80's where i worked we had a bad tie day , a fella came in with an IZAL branded peckham , the whole floor winced .

there's a lot of people here who'd pay very good money for a tie like that

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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 27 Mar 20 2.25pm
I never knew it was called Izal but remember it well from school. Wasn't very absorbant was it? We used to use it as tracing paper at Pickhurst. My Gran was so second world war and stingy (RIP) that she used to cut newspaper into squares and hang that on a nail next to the loo. Anyway, newspaper is far superior to Izal. Just can't see the point in it (although I can feel it still to this day). Red and Blue Army!
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ASCPFC

Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 27 Mar 20 2.25pm

I never knew it was called Izal but remember it well from school. Wasn't very absorbant was it? We used to use it as tracing paper at Pickhurst.
My Gran was so second world war and stingy (RIP) that she used to cut newspaper into squares and hang that on a nail next to the loo. Anyway, newspaper is far superior to Izal. Just can't see the point in it (although I can feel it still to this day).

Red and Blue Army!

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ex hibitionist Hastings 27 Mar 20 2.47pm
Originally posted by ASCPFC I never knew it was called Izal but remember it well from school. Wasn't very absorbant was it? We used to use it as tracing paper at Pickhurst. My Gran was so second world war and stingy (RIP) that she used to cut newspaper into squares and hang that on a nail next to the loo. Anyway, newspaper is far superior to Izal. Just can't see the point in it (although I can feel it still to this day). once newspaper was for cradling cod and wiping botties then it went to papier mache now perhaps it's cat litters, I don't know
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Hastings 27 Mar 20 2.47pm

Originally posted by ASCPFC

once newspaper was for cradling cod and wiping botties then it went to papier mache now perhaps it's cat litters, I don't know

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