You know you're nearing 50 in Adelaide, when you remember...

[Footy Chick]

- Smile Jeans was the garment of choice for pre-teen girls

- Australian History at primary school consisted of being forced to watch that sh!t-boring serial "The Colonials" on the school's clunky VHS player.

Yes, red ones for me, I wasnt allowed to have shiny black ones, and also had the ultimate matching accessory of the buckle bag with about a milllion keyrings attached to the outside.

DOnt ever remember the Colonials but we did actually watch Breaker Morant which co-incided with our school camp to Burra in 1982.

[Phantom Gossiper]

When you start saying stuff like this:

Kids these days don't know what they're missing out on

[CK]

- Smile Jeans was the garment of choice for pre-teen girls

- Australian History at primary school consisted of being forced to watch that sh!t-boring serial "The Colonials" on the school's clunky VHS player.

Don't start me on "The Colonials". It brings back too many memories of sitting cross-legged in a hot classroom, with only a ceiling fan for "cooling", watching bad actors in period costumes giving an odd view of historical life in Australia.

[Strawb]

When Channel 9 went down

[CENTURION]

Kiaks.

[JK]

Was just chatting about this with the missus who is closer to 30 than 40 (lucky bitch), and she doesnt believe me.

Back when I was a lad, my mates and I all used to refer to Nestle product as "Nest-alls", none of this "Nest-lay" stuff .. Anyone else out there have this situation?

[dedja]

correct spermy ... can't remember when the poofterisation of the brand happened.

[CENTURION]

Was just chatting about this with the missus who is closer to 30 than 40 (lucky bitch), and she doesnt believe me.

Back when I was a lad, my mates and I all used to refer to Nestle product as "Nest-alls", none of this "Nest-lay" stuff .. Anyone else out there have this situation?

yep, it's Nestles, not Nestlay. and it's Lego, not Laygo.

[JK]

Brilliant, thanks lads .. Just showed the missus the verification (she thought the Lego call was funny btw)

[dedja]

How did she take you calling her a bitch?

[CENTURION]

How did she take you calling her a bitch?

it was all good, he called her a LUCKY bitch.

[JK]

How did she take you calling her a bitch?

I put all the knives in the dishwasher first, she doesnt go there

[Strawb]

How did she take you calling her a bitch?

I put all the knives in the dishwasher first, she doesnt go there

LMFAO

[Pseudo]

Was just chatting about this with the missus who is closer to 30 than 40 (lucky bitch),

Lucky husband

(and yes, it was always Ness-ul to me)

[mickey]

Was just chatting about this with the missus who is closer to 30 than 40 (lucky bitch), and she doesnt believe me.

Back when I was a lad, my mates and I all used to refer to Nestle product as "Nest-alls", none of this "Nest-lay" stuff .. Anyone else out there have this situation?

Jk, tell mk she went to a better school than that and should know that your pronunciation is correct.

But it is lay-go.....

[JK]

Was just chatting about this with the missus who is closer to 30 than 40 (lucky bitch), and she doesnt believe me.

Back when I was a lad, my mates and I all used to refer to Nestle product as "Nest-alls", none of this "Nest-lay" stuff .. Anyone else out there have this situation?

Jk, tell mk she went to a better school than that and should know that your pronunciation is correct.

But it is lay-go.....

She must have wagged too many classes mate

[Footy Chick]

Yep, Nessels and laygo.

[RustyCage]

I've always known it as Nest-lay and Lay-go

[JK]

I've always known it as Nest-lay and Lay-go

How close/far to 40 are ya mate?

[GWW]

Definitely lay-go, not sure about the other one, although I think I said Ness-als.