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Things I learned from 'Carry on Behind'


You can go swimming outdoors in Easter in England without freezing to death.

Even when there are no leaves on the trees, it will still be warm enough to wander around in a bikini.

Mothers-in-law can be almost the same age as their daughters.

Caravans are bigger on the inside than they are on the outside.

People on campsites will, without hesitation, vandalise a public address system.

You can accidentally lock someone in a fridge and he won't bang on the door or shout for help.

Sexy Russian women have a burning desire for middle aged homosexual bachelors.

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British 1970's people died of shock by the mildest rude words.

Young semi-attractive girls in bikinis flirt with strange ugly 45yr old men and sit in their caravans...

...Then they'll go for a meal with two younger ugly strangers without question.

A middle-aged man can wear shorts with long mustard-coloured socks.........and Jesus sandals!!

British 1970's men find the plainest and frumpiest-clad young women attractive, more so if on screen.

Butcher's shops in the 1970's close for a WEEK for Easter??????????????

Crowds of people are mortally embarrassed because their trousers rip - despite all being 'in the same boat'?



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Wet paint in the 1970's was strong enough to rip holes in peoples clothes

Don't worry if your husband disappears for 10 years, you may find him working on a caravan site as an odd job man, doing very odd jobs

Romans had three favourite pastimes, they were drinking, women, and you know what!!!

All strippers in the 1970's looked the same, wore the same clothes and managed to disrupt and shock gay professors lives.

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