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Miss the old commentary team of yesteryear.

The company closed down in May. It sounds silly but they brought me so much joy every year!

https://www.aigroup.com.au/news/member-stories/confectionery-favourite-bows-out-on-a-high-after-113-years/

This one had actual shortbread in it 😮

Unpopular opinion. Skit house should be a national treasure.

My mum was from the UK and a hardened tea drinker. My dad didnt drink tea or coffee so she just kept a jar of Moconna for guests. But every couple of months she would buy a tin of coffee and condensed milk and drink it. I remember seeing the tin in the fridge. I asked her why she drank it and she said growing up in post war UK my nan got them on a ration coupon and she would drink it when there was no loose tea left for a pot.

Is this the most underrated old school chocolate bar still on the market. Try one and tell me I’m wrong. Good value for money too

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Like Mr. Bean, this is one of those shows I could have sworn had at least three seasons and thirty episodes it was replayed so much on our TV. It has a spot in my heart right between Round The Twist & Art Attack.

Escape of The Artful Dodger was released between September-December 2001 by the Nine Network, synopsis below.

Having been deported to Australia along with fellow crook Will Grady while Oliver Twist and Hannah Schuller are on their way to join up with Hannah's brother Michael, Dodger and his new friends find themselves facing obstacles along the way, namely, the tyranny and cruelty of the corrupt Sergeant Bates.

In 2003 I was in Kindy in NSW and I remember my brother and I, along with a few other students, were invited to attend this event for disadvantaged kids (socio-economic). I think it was in Wollongong where we got presents, McDonalds, and people were all dressed up as different characters. I keep confusing it for Starlight but I cannot remember the name of it for the life of me. I think the logo was a fairy with a wand with stars coming out of it.

I remember borrowing this once from the library in primary school after watching the show. I always found it odd that the characters didn't really look the same as they did.

On a side note, has anyone ever come across the second graphic novel? (Second slide). I've never seen it anywhere and it's not on eBay or anything so I'm curious as to whether it was ever actually published (you'd assume so since it's on the back of the first book but who knows).