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I remember that ad 
I was a 82 born and remember the advert...dont the let the piano go and it flies down the stairs out the font door? X
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I am hoping so. I have spent all week decorating slowly and getting the room ready. So tomorrow is battle with dfs and see how i get on. I do like the word palavar. Dont hear it much now but I still use it so made me smile when I read it hehe x
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Horlicks. Boiling water to make a paste...then add hot milk and mix. Ooo good olvaltine too. Well before I was gluten free it was lol xx
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Yer, not something we can show these days, but agree the chimps made a good advert and a good cuppa from what I remember of the advert x
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