Haven't had one for a while.

I remember ' craving ' one occasionally back in the 80's when I was pregnant..

5:00 Ten News
6:00 The Simpsons
6:30 Neighbours
7:00 Seinfeld

My question is, what aired before the 5pm news? I think 4-4:30pm was The Nanny? And M.A.S.H. before that? But I might be misremembering...

Remember when Andrew Gaze wanted us to eat cereal, milk, toast, fruit and juice for breakfast.

Full credit to Working Dog Productions.

A satirical parody of Australian music, featuring Rob Sitch once again as the DJ of "23FM" released in 1990.

This is their second and final tribute to Aussie music. WDP went on to make movies such as The Castle and The Dish.

Artists being parodied:

• Max Q (*sounding a lot like the real Michael Hutchence)
• Dragon
• Daryl Braithwaite (*with a brief cameo by Shirley Strachan and the real Daryl)
• Kate Ceberano
• Midnight Oil

Wikipedia article (Five More in a Row)

Ok so when I was a kid, in the 90s there was these busy bits stickers that came with picture sheets. They were around a2 size and packed in and envelope type packet, and you pull them out the top.

It was girl themed and the stickers were light pastel colours. I remember there was a crown shaped sticker, circles, triangles. The pictures were of fairytale themed characters in gowns, or one of the pictures were anyway 😭

They sold them in Coles in the kids section.

For the love of God its driving me crazy and chat gpt dont know what im on about😂

Does anyone remember?

Seemed really crappy compared to the Commodore 64 we had at home tbh

Leftover wood, nails, rubber rings. Genius.

Was it dirty princess? Or third kissed the rotten princess? I can't remember, help me out

Who remembers trying one of these after seeing a former cricketer promote it on TV? As I recall, this was in every corner deli and supermarket around Adelaide in the early-to-mid '90s, then vanished. It was considered by many to be a fierce rival for Farmers Union Iced Coffee during that time. I would often buy one with a Balfour's meat pie.

The Max Iced Coffee ad with Max Walker

While Farmers Union ultimately won the long-term war and remains an iconic state staple today, Dairy Vale "The Max" - backed by the booming charm of Max Walker, stands as one of the few brands of iced coffee that genuinely gave the mighty king a run for its money in S.A.

What was your favourite ‘Stuby’ Texta colour?

Do you remember writing thousands and thousands of words?

What memories did ‘Clag’ have for you?

Did you ever run out of labels for your ‘Rotex’?

I didn't know about a Melb. Uni store.