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Sean thinks that door handles are not what they used to be.

The groceries that Sean's mother bought went into 'the book'. To be added up later.

Sean has a story about the late singer but won't tell it. Not unless you make him.

Sean's favourite food is enhanced by brown sauce.

Sean is happy not to dance as long as others are having a good time

Sean reads advice from Tony in Corby about washing hair with an egg.

If Nadine Coyle gets a part in Derry Girls, Sean would like one too.

When the bottle of calamine lotion stayed in the drawer for years.

Does a mammy still clean a dummy by putting it in her mouth? Not in Sean's house.

Sean learned something about royal births while watching The Crown.

Joe has a complaint about Kinawley always being on the 大象传媒 Weather map.

When you were hit once by your mother and twice by your father for being disrespectful.

Sean recalls a Tom Jones tribute act. He thinks it was in Cyprus.

Sean recalls a helicopter sightseeing trip in New York with Gerry Anderson

Life in the Coyle house in the sixties was a mixture of hatpins, lacquer and flame.

In 1994 Sean was told he was to interview Liam Neeson for TV. At short notice.

When Sean had to pretend he knew about Mini Cooper cars. (He meant the sub-frame)

Sean is not a bath man. But he knows someone who makes the most of his time in the tub.

Sean admits he was in love with Dusty, Sandie and Suzi.

Anne in Comber needs a cage for her dog which is having pups. Sean wonders why.

John in Donemana remembers a phrase from his childhood. Does Sean know what it means?

Jim remembers a New Years Eve tradition from his Shankill boyhood

Sean's brother in law told him 'If you can find my Dean Martin albums you can keep them'.

Nostalgia through the nostrils.