LHarman

You lucky buggers all went on the trip, If I remember correctly, didn't you visit a tractor factory or something? couldn't afford to go and It still upsets me, probably a good job I didn't, my Russian wasn't very good, but Il oved it ,remember we all had names...I was Irina......Hello Mandy and Michelle. I used to get on really well with Mark Morley I'd love to know what he's up to now.Dosvidania!!

Jeanery on Fargate,skintight jeans with red or white piping down the sides,going to see King play the octagon.Limit,Hallamshire,Leadmill with the brown painted lavs,Rebina shoes, Crash clothing on high St , the big virgin music shop on high street,rat tails in the back of your hair,flicked out hair like 'im in flock of seagulls, dickie bows,blue mascara,buying postmans trousers that buttoned up the side from army and navy on exchange st for about 99p,Chelsea girl the fountain on top of fargate coulour changing lipstick,orange juice's Rip it up...... happy days...

look on their website, look up the train times you want and there will be a little orange panel abobe the train times saying look here for each way tickets or something like, Ive had tickets to London for a little as £12, its more expensive if you arrive before 9am, but you can drop lucky sometimes.

Yep, Roadrunner was up opposite Huddarts, bought my first LP from there!, think it became a video shop in the early eighties.I can remember sitting on the steps of Liptons supermarket on Bellhouse Rd while my mum did her shopping, My dad used to buy all his clothes from the Mans Shop opposite the park.Marti Caine had a cafe in Firth Park didnt she, think its the jobnet place now.Used to love Fine Fare,and sitting on the wall outside waiting for the 48 bus to go home with a bag of chips from Paragon.

I can remember the Court house antiques centre when it was the library, and the little chippy.There was a little sweetshop there too.

off to town sat night,is hot pants still any good for a laugh for two *ahem* mature ( the happy side of 25) ladies? if not, any suggestions?

Twas me, and thanks for the congrats Fox, still in a bit of a daze really, I won it last year, Dec 18th but kept it a secret till saturday, wanted the kids and family to feel the buzz that we did whilst were were there, bit evil I know, but it was worth it, their faces were a picture!!!, I have spent it all on chocolate and fizzy cola bottles by the way!!

I was on the show a few years ago, the only thing I can say is be yourself, keep your sense of humour, and smile alot!!. Best of luck!!

Ive been on a few, go for it, its a great laugh,most of the companies really look after you, you have a chance to win a few bob( if youre lucky),I dont know about doing it full time,I know people who are on regularly but I really dont think that you could make a regular living from it, especially as the production companies do like to have a few fresh faces on,and they will ask you if youve ever been on telly before, so it can sometimes go against you.

went in there regularly 85-87ish .Steve Dakin did the disco.... happy days, a few pints of Guiness then up to Wonderfull for a bog of chips and then a long stagger home.....

I have my milk delivered every day have done for last 17 yrs, he comes at 6.30 every morning all weathers, fab service.I was once told that milk in bottles is a better quality than the stuff in cartons, as it is only pasturised once, dont know if this is true or not, I know its more expensive, but its nice to have milk there every morning.

passing a UB40 backwards in the queue as you went in so everyone could get in cheaply!

saw Norman Lovett( the first Holly from Red Dwarf) on a train the other week, gave him a nod and got a nice nod back!.

I can remember people saying" you could see right down Division st", meaning a busty ladies cleavage

what about local schools?,supermarkets usually have a notice board for local events,pop in and drop a poster off.