Funkii Munkii

Sad to see Sylvia Kristel has died at the age of 60 from Cancer.

The advent of VHS players and video shops in the 80's meant every schoolboy had the opportunity to see the Emmanuelle films

Schoolboys these days dont know how lucky they are

joz8968

iTrader: (13)

RIP

And +1 on the rest of the post. The anticipation and excitement was too much.

Oh, the innocence of 'fledgling wanking' LOL

TelBoy

Two magic words; Electric Blue


It's just too easy these days

joz8968

iTrader: (13)

+1

Every 80s schoolboy's 'initiation ritual'.

Funkii Munkii

LOL

I was going to mention Electric Blue as well

It is too easy these days but we had the excitement of exploring the local golf courses, railway embankments, river banks, we were the Indiana Jones of soft ****

Once had a mate who walked his dog on the common, one day he ran into a copse and didn't re emerge, when he went looking for him he founf the dog sniffing around rabbit holes which he found stuffed with dodgy VHS tapes, he did a cracking trade at school and mags became old hat

dpb

Those were the days, young folk hardly know they're alive

TelBoy

Don't you mean "stuck together" ?

Funkii Munkii

There was an art to carefully peeling back the pages of a damp mag that had spent a few days lying in the park stream whilst we all crowded round the witches hat.

TelBoy

Don't you mean the wizard's sleeve?


I'll stop now

joz8968

iTrader: (13)

boxst

Probably the first 'dodgy' thing I ever saw as a young teenager as someone who looked older rented it out and handed it around.

Maz

iTrader: (34)

Finding **** in the park, aah those were the days.

hodgy0_2

Weird isn’t – i too found my first **** mag in a park

Almost as if legions of kindly uncles placed them in the bushes for us

As for Sylvia –might have a quite tug tonight, aaahh the mamories

pslewis

Although she was 14 years younger than me I must admit to being rather excited when I saw her in the Talking Picture House.

hodgy0_2

as if my magic -- that kindly uncle appears

scoobiepaul

Finding **** in the park, aah those were the days.
Yes, I remember it well and taking longer on my paper round on "Parade" day

legb4rsk

Will she be the one in the Y-shaped coffin?

Dr Hu

I once found a huge stash of mags in the 'woods' once.... at least a dozen or so, took me ages to dry all those out properly without ruining the pages.. lol

Where the ****** did they all come from???? seriously???

Funkii Munkii

**** Fairies


When I grew up, I returned mine to where I found them for the next generation

Maz

iTrader: (34)

I hope they're not too well hidden. I had to overcome barbed wire and thorny bushes to get my hands on my find. Scratched arms and legs and ripped trousers were a small price to pay to drool over the **** and fannies.

TelBoy

too

craigo

iTrader: (1)

Gone but never forgotten. Soft **** queen of here era

jef

iTrader: (13)

pmsl - i to grew up with "finding **** mags in the park, ect, hidden in bushes - how comical!!! usually ripped or damaged, but enough so there was a t*t or an 80's hairy monster on display lol..
there mustve been **** scattered far across the land on a daily basis.

and some comments ring so so true lol - those were the days , failing a find of "treasure" a littlewoods catalouge was almost as good haha

Maz

iTrader: (34)

Typo!

Leslie

Its a shame to die at such a young age.

Les

joz8968

iTrader: (13)

Ahh, now you're talking!...

Desperately thumbing through mum's catalogues when home alone.

The underwear/lingerie/swimming costumes/bikinis/showers/solariums (female-based, obviously) sections.

joz8968

iTrader: (13)

Back then, pre-internet, one really had to 'work for/earn' one's jollies.

That, coupled with being a horndog youth, was what made it so exciting and 'satisfying'.


Hell, I could knock a few out with just 'thoughts' alone - no 3rd party visual stimulation needed!

I don't think I could EVER 'achieve' that now!