Posted: Sat 30 Jun, 2007 22.22
My boobs.
One or two of us (just one or two) might require photographic proof of that!Katnap wrote:My boobs.
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Posted: Sat 30 Jun, 2007 22.47
Posted: Sun 01 Jul, 2007 01.27
my moobs.... you want proof of that?Katnap wrote:My boobs.
Posted: Sun 01 Jul, 2007 09.56
Strangely, I don't seem to have any actual photographs lying around. So here is some fruit instead for comparison.Nick Harvey wrote:One or two of us (just one or two) might require photographic proof of that!Katnap wrote:My boobs.
Circa 1993:
And today:
And like all good fruit, they're 100% organic.
Posted: Sun 01 Jul, 2007 12.09
My TV Screen (it's alot wider than it used to be) My salary (although it doesn't seem to go as far) My ability to put up with other people (or maybe I'm just better at switching off my brain when I need to) 
Re: Things that have got bigger in your lifetime
Posted: Thu 02 Aug, 2007 23.05
Argos catalogues. They're now about twice the thickness they were back in the early 1980s. Consequently they're now really heavy to carry home from the shop.
Re: Things that have got bigger in your lifetime
Posted: Fri 03 Aug, 2007 10.58
Do you like item 4234/038482?Tumble Tower wrote:Argos catalogues. They're now about twice the thickness they were back in the early 1980s. Consequently they're now really heavy to carry home from the shop.
Re: Things that have got bigger in your lifetime
Posted: Fri 03 Aug, 2007 11.13
What is item 4234/038482? I can't be bothered trawling through the latest Argos catalogue cover to cover to see what it is.Sput wrote:Do you like item 4234/038482?Tumble Tower wrote:Argos catalogues. They're now about twice the thickness they were back in the early 1980s. Consequently they're now really heavy to carry home from the shop.
Re: Things that have got bigger in your lifetime
Posted: Fri 03 Aug, 2007 11.17
You mean you HAVEN'T memorized it? Dude, what do you do in your spare time??Tumble Tower wrote:What is item 4234/038482? I can't be bothered trawling through the latest Argos catalogue cover to cover to see what it is.Sput wrote:Do you like item 4234/038482?Tumble Tower wrote:Argos catalogues. They're now about twice the thickness they were back in the early 1980s. Consequently they're now really heavy to carry home from the shop.
Re: Things that have got bigger in your lifetime
Posted: Fri 03 Aug, 2007 12.04
I assumed that was the reason he liked Argos, it must be like heaven for Tumbler! Everything categorised and coded and a great big index.Ronnie Rowlands wrote:
You mean you HAVEN'T memorized it? Dude, what do you do in your spare time??
Re: Things that have got bigger in your lifetime
Posted: Sat 04 Aug, 2007 16.49
I imagine Tumble Dryer found his spouse in a catalogue somewhere, although I doubt it was the "Homes & Garden" section of the one Agros issue.
You can just picture the ceremony now, taking place under special licence at the Office of National Statistics:
National Statistician: Do you "TT-0" take "4287/491264" to be your matching equation? Until calculus or improbable mathematical theorums do divide?
You can just picture the ceremony now, taking place under special licence at the Office of National Statistics:
National Statistician: Do you "TT-0" take "4287/491264" to be your matching equation? Until calculus or improbable mathematical theorums do divide?