How do they teach kids not to get run over these days? I can't imagine that the tufty club gets a lot of traction, was shit even in the 70s.

>>29083

Not a problem now - they're not allowed out on their own. It's all lessons on how not to get carpet-baggerd online these days.

>>29083

When I were a lad it were them hedgehogs what sang King of the Road.

>>29085
I distinctly remember them having a mostly white background.

I saw a couple of dead hedgehogs on the motorway today.

>>29087
Don't curl up.

>>29089

Could have put a trigger warning lad fuck me.

>>29086

This is the King of the Road one, and you're right.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pI4Ye4EZo00

The one I always remember was mid 90s, there was a car shaped mass that emerged from the road and ran over a boy. I can't think what to search to find it though.

>>29091
I feel like I've been Mandela Effect'd, the hedgehogs were nicer drawings than that, sort of watercolours on an almost entirely white background. I can't find any trace of this version.

>>29059
He did one a few years back telling millenials to stop looking at their phone. And far from a superhero he looked like he was about to keel over. I wasn't impressed.

Hedgehogs are wonderful little creatures.

>>29091
This hit home for me on how accents have become more subtle in recent decades. Mostly because I'm now enough of an old fart that I can notice how different I sound compared to the next generation.

Probably for the best, you wouldn't think a Peterborough-esque accent would be difficult but I do have to consciously slow down when talking to foreigners.

>>29104

>how accents have become more subtle in recent decades

Apart from Scouse, which has inexplicably mutated beyond recognition. It used to be a gentle sing-song accent but now it sounds like a cat getting raped.

>>29119
Ye fooooochhhhhhhing pricchhhhhhhhhhhhchchchchchhhh

>>29086

Oh fuck that's fucking horrible. No charm, you can barely hear what the little shit is saying and-

...I just got to the bit where they cross the road. Is this like the 'How Now Blue Cow' where she goes to the meat factory, or is that actually a 'Think!' advert and a real one? That was pleasantly jarring.