And you still can, even from a cellphone, just dial 1026
@DarthBranMuffin I didn't believe you... so I dialled it and holy crap! Who on earth would dial that these days!
Very few people went to the drive-in to watch the movie.
Agreed, you usually spoke to people who had actually seen the movie beforehand to be able to comment on it afterwards, or a single friend sat in front of the car to give feedback on the way homeVery few people went to the drive-in to watch the movie.
Oh my... I can't remember what it was, but my Uncle and I took his two sons to the Kliprivier Dr Drive In in Alberton. There was a kids movie on the first run and an adult (not the kind you are thinking off @Intuthu Kagesi ) action movie on the second run. Think it was one of the Die Hard movies....
Gorillas in the mist
Wish they would come back. Just longer. Teach the self righteous spandex brigade the meaning of ‘single file’.
Regards
"Do that again and I'll box your ears!!"
"Are you alright?" (I'm sitting in the garden reading and minding my own business.)
"No, you can't have something to eat now. You won't eat your supper."
You and your brother better be waiting in the bathroom when I get home! And take the belt out of the cupboard so long!
“If you don’t stop fighting, I’m stopping the car and both of you can walk!”
Mother Hubbard used all of the above, (and a few other unmentionables) ... hell, I even used a few of them on my children whilst they were growing up
If you won't learn the easy way, you'll have to learn the hard way.
When we moved to Jhb in 1966 my mother had a white Morris Minor which had trafficators. Like this :
Billy Connolly on things parents say :
My mother never used to say anything if I was naughty, but I just knew that either the hamster or the rabbit would not survive the night.
When Clarice Starling spoke about that awful screaming of the lambs .... I could relate.
When Clarice Starling spoke about that awful screaming of the lambs .... I could relate.
I used to sit on the roof and tune in the radio. Small Panasonic portable. Took two AA batts and lasted ages. The screen was so far away it was like a 52inch of these days . And sometimes the radio wouldn't tune in to the movie.
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