Scottish Daily Mail

180 things you just don’t hear about any more

- Craig Brown www.dailymail.co.uk/craigbrown

1. Whistling 2. Tapeworms 3. Tamagotchi 4. Flapjacks 5. Cherie Blair 6. Flashers 7. The Costa del Sol 8. Crosse &

Blackwell 9. New Lenor 10. Bryan Gould 11. Mullets 12. Dungarees 13. Fringes 14. Loon pants 15. Gilbert O’Sullivan 16. Jasper Carrott 17. ADHD 18. Executive toys 19. Polly Pocket 20. Blockbuste­r

video stores 21. Trousers worn

below the buttock 22. James Blunt 23. Kiwi fruit 24. J-Lo 25. Breaking Bad 26. Ski — the full of

fitness food 27. The Atkins Diet 28. Telegrams 29. Jonathan Livingston Seagull 30. Spangles 31. Nouvelle

cuisine 32. The space

age 33. Sylvanian

Families 34. Michael Aspel 35. Mr Blobby 36. ASLEF 37. King Charles

spaniels 38. Blue rinses 39. David Icke 40. Brevilles 41. The Rolf Harris

Stylophone 42. Double-necked

guitars 43. Robert Kilroy-Silk 44. Gerbils 45. Trifle 46. Sandwich spread 47. ‘Absolutely’

meaning ‘Yes’ 48. Dustbuster­s 49. Blotting paper 50. Cravats 51. Profiterol­es 52. Crocs 53. Goitres 54. Elena Ferrante 55. Banana custard 56. Laurence

Llewelyn-Bowen 57. Baileys 58. Hot tubs 59. Feng shui 60. Fridge magnets 61. Jacob’s Creek 62. Brandy snaps 63. Dr Scholl’s 64. Gonks 65. Chinese burns 66. Bread machines 67. Big Mouth

Billy Bass 68. Sunny Delight 69. Alfalfa sprouts 70. Male perms 71. Hale and Pace 72. Power shoulders 73. Sarcasm 74. Paddy Ashdown 75. Tippex 76. Streaking 77. Margarine 78. The stiff upper lip 79. Kindles 80. Pipes 81. Slim Panatellas 82. Filofaxes 83. Bouncy castles 84. Executive toys 85. S Club 7 86. Red braces 87. Loofahs 88. Alternativ­e

comedy 89. Little boys

called John 90. My Little Pony 91. Spirograph 92. Avon 93. Timothy Whites 94. Warren Beatty 95. A pinch and a punch for the first of the month 96. The Test Card 97. Gobstopper­s 98. Etch A Sketch 99. Kaftans 100. John Fowles 101. Furry dice 102. Kazoos 103. Comb-overs 104. Gargling 105. Exchange and

Mart 106. Pop-Tarts 107. Chilblains 108. Little girls

called Joan 109. Untrendy vicars 110. The Silent

Majority 111. Bronco

toilet paper 112. Slinkys 113. Little Mix 114. Ukip 115. Cider ice lollies 116. Chihuahuas 117. The Squeezed

Middle 118. Bean bags 119. Mother of all . . . 120. Yes, we can 121. Gangnam

Style 122. Ed Miliband 123. Handlebar

moustaches 124. Deck quoits 125. Radio 1 126. Oranges at

half-time 127. Beatboxing 128. Ben & Jerry’s 129. Wimpy 130. Marrakesh 131. Rubik’s Cubes 132. Chokers 133. Whatever 134. Leg warmers 135. Bret Easton

Ellis 136. Twister 137. Space

hoppers 138. David Cameron 139. Scratch and sniff 140. Mindfulnes­s 141. Nasty Nick 142. Dorothy Perkins 143. Onesies 144. Fitted kitchens 145. White socks 146. Karaoke 147. Ra-ra skirts 148. Angry Birds 149. Balaclavas 150. Monkfish 151. Potholing 152. Yodelling 153. Jack Nicholson 154. Diabolos 155. Tim Henman 156. George

Foreman Grill 157. Decking 158. Lean well back in your seat for safety and comfort 159. Cheese footballs 160. Alka-Seltzer 161. The Yeti 162. Ice-cream makers 163. Lols 164. Tim Farron 165. The San

Andreas Fault 166. D.H. Lawrence 167. Koi carp 168. Hygge 169. Mark Thatcher 170. Porsche 171. Princess Michael

of Kent 172. Cuba 173. Milk of

Magnesia 174. Photo albums 175. Shell suits 176. Travel writers 177. Backgammon 178. Angel Delight 179. Couscous 180. Chris Moyles

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