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You Know You're a Child of the 70's When...
Did you ride a chopper to school, buy your dad Old Spice for Christmas or believe that Jim could really fix it? If this sounds like you, then hang up your disco ball, rake out the old Atari 2600 and tuck into a curly-wurly as you prepare to find out if you are a true child of the 70s in this flashback to the decade that style forgot.
Hardcover
First published January 1, 2006
About the author
Mark Leigh
62 books1 followerA Surrey-based author, by day I work in a marketing agency but by night (and on weekends and religious holidays) I write, having had 49 humour and trivia books published to date, most with my co-author Mike Lepine.
I’ve written for the Great & The Good including Jeremy Beadle, Julian Clary, Chris Tarrant, Ade Edmondson, Des Lynam and Roy Chubby Brown.
TV projects have included writing for Joe Pasquale, Hale & Pace, Brian Conley and even Noel Edmonds (a dark period in my life of which I am deeply ashamed.)
Projects in search of placement include two novels: a crime thriller Dead Beat and a comedy, Dick Longg Saves The World! (soon to be an eBook) and two completed full-length film scripts, Kakia Vice and School of The Living Dead.
- excerpted from his website
I’ve written for the Great & The Good including Jeremy Beadle, Julian Clary, Chris Tarrant, Ade Edmondson, Des Lynam and Roy Chubby Brown.
TV projects have included writing for Joe Pasquale, Hale & Pace, Brian Conley and even Noel Edmonds (a dark period in my life of which I am deeply ashamed.)
Projects in search of placement include two novels: a crime thriller Dead Beat and a comedy, Dick Longg Saves The World! (soon to be an eBook) and two completed full-length film scripts, Kakia Vice and School of The Living Dead.
- excerpted from his website
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February 12, 2018
This one is for the Brits.
Very few understandable items.
Very few understandable items.
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