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Sado

proper little madam

In the late 60's or early 70's, a commercial had a young girl who said "mummy says that when I grow up, I'll be a proper little madam". What was it advertising, who was the girl, and did she become a...

Abisola

Ford Puma

Does this car come as an automatic

Dom Tuk

Semi Automatic car

What is a semi automatic car?

FurryFeet

Marine Boy

Does anyone remember Marine Boy ,, Was it from the 60's?

goonerboy

do i need to take lessons to drive a moped?

i'm planning on buying a 125cc vespa to cut down on traffic jams & to save fuel.. I've had a drivers licence for years now but have no idea what i'll need to do to get my vespa on the road.....

gerkin

r & d

what does R & D activities stand for in engineering

fairy!

Motor Oil

How do I remove motor oil stains from my driveway??

purpose

Set reading for 80s 'O' level English?

Around 1984ish I read a book which I think was part of the CSE/O level English syllabus as I read it at school. I only THINK it was a set book as no one I have asked about it since has any...

goonerboy

popular lager from the 1980's

can anyone please tell me what popular lager and cocktails were drunk during the 1980's... THANK YOU x

LEVI 78

cheesy early 80's pop song in french

For a year now we have all been trying to find the name of a fast pop song from the early 80's , we have a few names floating about ... but nothing concrete .All we could remember was the words were...

Louis

Most Successful Football Club!

Which football Club is the most succesful in England, UK, Europe and the World respectively?

Andy008

Buyers are liars

Commonly used in the motor trade, what does it really mean?

tubeway

Cochlea Charges

Can somebody explain the various electrical charges in the cochlea and the role of the stria vascularis in maintaining the potential of the endolymph - also is the perilymph electrically neutral?

5freemen

Difference between Lager and Bitter

What's the difference between lager and bitter. I've been told that lager is bottom fermented and bitter top fermented, but what does this actually mean. How does this affect the taste?