And those cash registers did not tell the cashier how much change you were due.
After about 50 years of PBS and then Acorn & Britbox, I have very little problem with UK English. Also, having several volumes of English, Scottish & Irish slang helps.
I still send Christmas cards, but my list has become very small.
I am old enough to remember Eddie and the Beaver. This also brings back memories of Dobie Gillis.
I no longer have my parents 8mm projector, but I have my husband’s carousel slide projector.
To me this is “NUTS” Day, 80 years ago today.
Gift wrapped poopy – been there, done that (only once).
My husband was a shopper, and I was a buyer. A trip to the mall was never pleasant, especially if it involved new neckties.
To ear or not to ear.
Plus, he can have all his favorite restaurants on speed dial for delivery since he will have a very good week of uninterrupted college & pro football.
And those cash registers did not tell the cashier how much change you were due.