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Childhood
February 08 2015
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couplefairride
11 years ago
The swing. Still love flying through the air. Just more advanced now that I can with my clothes off in a private room of course. Lickity good. - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
11 years ago
Bread and butter pudding,rarely have it though...Pancakes with banana or apple..This was a Sunday favourite ,orange cream biscuits and salada crackers with cheddar cheese,..Oh and Gaytimes..yum😝xxFreya
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BrightBubbly
11 years ago
Vanilla ice cream with either Ice Magic and 100/1000's or a ripe fresh banana and milo sprinkled over the top.
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RHP User
11 years ago
Fairy bread with butter, don't allow myself such luxuries as butter or bread, sprinkles though are meant for just that ;)
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RHP User
11 years ago
From the jar, with a spoon. - Posted from rhpmobile
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MsJonesy
11 years ago
Mary I am always up for fairy bread...yum yum yum. Has to be properly made - white bread, butter (not margarine) and turn the bread over and place butter side down onto the sprinkles and press lightly... that way you get heaps! Favorite childhood activity - skipping (not with rope though). Now I sometimes do it down the corridors at work. It sure shocks the hell out of those who think I am the serious, all business, no nonsense manager
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RHP User
11 years ago
I can't go past honey joys.. YUM
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RHP User
11 years ago
Redskin lollies. Still my fav, but they dont taste the same. Peanut butter straight out of the jar, still do it. Swinging on the hills hoist... Dont do that any more, they dont make them strong enough. Chasing boys in the playground, trying to kiss them. Still do that, but the playground is now rhp.Playing handball at school and being the best girl at it, not as good as the boys though. I still challenge my kids to a game, but they flog me. Playing music and dancing around my bedroom, still do that.catching yabbies with a bit of meat tied to string.going off to play with the neighbourhood kids after you had breakky, building tree houses, riding pushies,riding our horses, swimming in creeks,eating fruit off all the neighbours fruit trees, and not returning home until dinner time. Childhood sucked back then.
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Smilingwithfun
11 years ago
They don't taste the same. And Ginger Nut Biscuits, no way they are the same. Eating Mulberries & the stains, pure bliss
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RHP User
11 years ago
is the bomb. Also I used to love cheerios as a kid, definitely birthday party food. I've been gluten free and vegetarian for years so it's unlikely I'll ever eat either again (prob a good thing), but they sure bring back memories!
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RHP User
11 years ago
Poridge on a wood stove. With brown sugar and butter, milk from our cows. Fresh laid eggs still warm when you took to the kitchen. Hand turned cream and butter. Licking the biwel when cakes are made. Warm Anzac biscuites. Sunday roasts cooked wuth real fat, dumplings made with lard. Golden syrup dumplings. - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
11 years ago
Probably food:- Fairy bread Pluto pups Pavlova, Butter cake , Sponge cake – all homemade (My grandmother wins first prize here, I a poor second following in her footsteps!) Childhood favourites; Roast potato and Pumpkin fried in beef dripping. (That my heart still beats as an adult, is an absolute miracle!) But….games glorious games Hopscotch Hide and Seek That game…. “Put your right foot in… Put your right foot out…..” Pass the parcel! Pin the tail on the donkey. 20 Questions I spy with my little eye OMG, I almost forgot – Ice Cream Sodas and Scorched Peanut Bars………..
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RHP User
11 years ago
...it's fortunate you didn't continue to eat a diet like that. You would've died of heart disease long ago. : )
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RHP User
11 years ago
Fairy bread all the way, as Kissk said, white fresh bread with real butter, but I pour the hundreds and thousands on so I get heaps. Still eat it to this day as a treat every now and then.
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RHP User
11 years ago
Always have to have it at the children's parties and can't go past it at other parties. Another favourite, chocolate crackles........ Special treat for household or when we go camping is one I learnt at Brownies camp = banana sliced lengthways! three marshmallows slipped in and then two pieces of chocolate on top of that wrapped in foil and thrown in with the coals (or in the oven)......... Mmmmm memories :)
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RHP User
11 years ago
Fairy Bread..... then.... Cinnamon toastHoney JoysChocolate CracklesNeenish Tartsand those little frankfurters
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RHP User
11 years ago
clearly, because I don't get a figure like this from starving! But...I don't have any favourites, I am a variety girl, always have been. I am not really a sweet tooth either, I always ended up sick from parties and too much sweet stuff.
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RHP User
11 years ago
My son has just hit double figures, would love to build a billy art with him and go hooning around a new suburb but alas just not possible these days. And his head is in the screen games.
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RHP User
11 years ago
I grew up with sticky milk (condensed) sandwiches... ever so sweet but oh so yummy. I remember playing a game where you had a tennis ball in a stocking and you would stand against a brick wall whilst bouncing the stockinged ball between your legs chanting some ditty.... your mother my mother lived down the lane ..... And a game called stuck in the mud and of course Bullrush - Posted from rhpmobile
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precious142
11 years ago
Marbles....andCops and robbers.......with my brothers... Our fav treat was when Mum & Dad came back from the Markets on a Friday night with fresh horseshoe bread rolls...These we would cut in half, butter them and cut bananas in long strip, sprinkle with Milo.........
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RHP User
11 years ago
My mother your mother lives down the street 1819 marble street Just in case I tweeked your curiosity - Posted from rhpmobile
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Hottie1
11 years ago
Honey joys yum, I forgot to add Toffee Apples, my kids love them too. Mary xx
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RHP User
11 years ago
in anything, I like to be the best at everything including when I was a kid. I played a lot of sport, sports captain in various sports, topped a lot of school classes, had a lot of trophies from singing to best bowling averages, best and fairest, winning team, got paid to paint a picture for the school principal. I was very active as a child, always playing outside.
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RHP User
11 years ago
Well a couple of mine are. Bread and dripping (sounds disgusting now) But we used to rush home from church on Sunday (yes I was a good catholic boy and an alter boy which explains my kinkiness now...) the roast was almost cooked and we'd rub bread into the pan juices getting the black bits that were ohhh so delicious.... The other was licking the bowl/spoon/beaters after mum had made a cake..... ohhh and tomatoes from the vine with cheese sandwich.... Yumeeeee
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RHP User
11 years ago
Lolly Gobble Bliss Bombs! YUM!
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RHP User
11 years ago
Man I had a deprived childhood. Not sure I miss it. Hence why I’ve made up for lost time.All sexual pleasures aside, I don’t deny myself rich foods or graphic novels or video games and I love cartoons and pinball and I had to let the ex-girlfriend go because she baked non-stop, even more than my own mum used to.Amazingly, I do find something extremely attractive and disturbing about the 1950s housewife. Probably because I grew up in a gender inverse household where I barely ever saw mum. Probably explains a lot.Apart from the fact that the ex-girlfriend made me gain more weight than I would have liked, and I’m pretty sure she broke my penis somewhere between 2-3 times but on the plus side she did not complain or judge about my golden shower fetish.Though I learned a powerful lesson from the relationship.When it comes to sex and food, I have no self control, if you bake a mountain of brownies or just get on your knees and open your mouth, I will most likely eat the brownies until they’re all gone, and then collapse from the porn star quality blowjob.But I guess some scars take time to heal eh? I guess the short answer would be chocolate fudge pop tarts, pac-man and teenage mutant ninja turtles. Three things that seemed to have aged remarkably well, except the newer versions of all three kind of suck balls.
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RHP User
11 years ago
Weetbix cut long ways with butter and jam. - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
11 years ago
Quoting 'Koolgrey' ...it's fortunate you didn't continue to eat a diet like that. You would've died of heart disease long ago. : ) My grandmother ate like that all her life, and died living at home still doing her thing at 96 never ate a thing that was processed but yes , I am plump as a partridge and its a risk to stick your pork in this pork. My ticker might just give out on the vinegar strock
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RHP User
11 years ago
Lots of the outdoor stuff, and going to the park but there were perverts back then as well in parks. But the best was riding horse bare back, gone all day to god knows where and back when just on sunset.
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Cheekyarses
11 years ago
I'm loving this forum! Milo straight out of the tin or sprinkled on icecream. Drinking water out of the garden hose Climbing trees n making cubby houses... Kitkats, montecarlos, pineapple lollies, chocolate bullets. Hide n seek - sardines - catch n kiss.. Having no care in the world x - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
11 years ago
Sliced up frozen Swiss Roll (Jam Or Chocolate) Bring Back FONZIES and HOTSHOTS !!!!!!
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RHP User
11 years ago
Having kids gives me the opportunity to play the games I used to love....handball, kingball, kanga cricket, skipping elastics, double skipping ropes and marbles. Eating foods I loved as a kid is an infrequent treat... sago with thickened cream, golden syrup dumplings, nori rolls, creamed rice and my fav comfort food crunchy peanut butter mixed in the jar with honey then eaten straight up.yum yum yummy. - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
11 years ago
As a kid I used to love tying a rope to my skateboard then to the back of a friends bike and then off we go . Lost so much bark back then but did it almost daily ...man ...,flying around the corners trying not to fly off what a rush!!! - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
11 years ago
Who can forget cracker night!?!?! It was a whole street affair for us. Dads building the bonfire in the weeks leading up to it. Catherine wheels and sparklers, throw downs that you'd scare the crap out of people with ....
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RHP User
11 years ago
Yeah s cracker night... The whole street and others would all gather in the park and we would pool our crackers together with a huge bonfire.. everyone would take a plate or two of food.. What a great night it used to be.. Now ! nothing. So sad!
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Justdoingstuff
11 years ago
The white ones tasted better, haha. Pink was for the girls! And listening to old hits from the 70's and early 80's, usually what was on the car radio back then.
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