NeckDeepRainInJulyFreeMp3DownloadHome Playlist On Air. Classic Silver Screen The Full Works. Archive 2017. January 2017 February 2017 March 2017 April 2017 May 2017 June 2017 July 2017. Advert Museum Pakamac. Fashion Clothing Mens Ladies. Year 1. 95. 3 Item 1. Download Awakening To Zero Point Pdf. Views 1. 71,0. 59 Comments 1,2. Image scaled down from 8. Click the image to view the original. Everyone needs a Pakamac. Gents models from 176 Ladies models from 106. Pakamac. The original Raincoat in your pocket. Pakamac. Gents models from 1. Ladies models from 1. Pakamac. The original Raincoat in your pocket. BackComments by Brian Humphries on 2nd December 2. Pakamac may be gone, unfortunately, but the tradition is kept going by Stay Dry, PVC U Like, and one or two others. One good thing about Pakamac is that they kept their prices very reasonable even though they were leaders in their particular field, and their successors have followed suit. Nor have they sacrificed quality just try the PEVA macs of Stay DryComments by Brian Humphries on 2nd December 2. A lovely contribution,John, congratulations and thanks very much. Like me, your enthusiasm was sparked by school rainwear. Although plastic macs were allowed as part of our school uniform, they had to be grey, grey black, or black, to harmonise with the navy blue basic uniform. Because the girls preferred the more colourful macs, which were frowned upon, it followed that far more boys wore the standard plastic Pakamacs than girls. However, a few girls did have their own way, and I recall a beautiful see through mac in a vivid emerald green, well worn. The colour was particularly striking, and was only equalled when Pakamac brought out their new range in 1. They then referred to this colour as jade. Target/16823784' alt='Neck Deep Rain In July Free Mp3 Download' title='Neck Deep Rain In July Free Mp3 Download' />So, there is another piece of waterproof trivia, and there will be more to come. In the meantime, I will keep searching for those cherished gems from Chadderton. Comments by John on 2. November 2. 01. 7. Hi new member here. I have just discovered the site and have very much enjoyed reading all the comments with interest bringing back old memories of when I was taken to get fitted for school rainwear or my sisters. In west London where I lived there were two shops that specialised in school uniforms one for boys and gents and the other for girls and both fully stocked pakamac plastic and nylon raincoats which were compulsory then at most schools in the area. So usually about once a year you were taken to get fitted, usually for a gabardine raincoat and a pakamac to fit over the top ,then you were fully measured for both so you got the correct fitting. Both the shops used to carry a very extensive range. Now long gone. Comments by Brian Humphries on 2. November 2. 01. 7. An excellent contribution from Plasticjiffymac, outlining the agonies and ecstasies of waterproof enthusiasm. More and more I am going back to those early days of boys plastic macs, and how I was so obsessed with them. At school, on wet days, I could hardly concentrate on lessons, knowing so many of them were hanging in the cloakroom, drying so beautifully. As I have previously implied, I hav. Stories website. We waterproof enthusiasts must stick together and share as many experiences as possible. Maybe sharing macs too a lovely thought. Neck Deep Rain In July Free Mp3 Download' title='Neck Deep Rain In July Free Mp3 Download' />Jeff has mentioned the possibility of displaying my items in a museum again a wonderfully creative idea. My great friendcontactnear partner, Susan, has not only marvellous wardrobes of plastic and nylon macs, but also a wonderfully comprehensive knowledge of such items. It would not surprise me at all if the Stories website did not belong to her. She has some great male plastic Pakamacs too. And, Sue, if you are reading this, please let me have your phone number once more. I accidentally deleted it, hence my not being in touch. Despite the wonderful convenience of Pakamacs, I have my eyes on an olive green heavy latex rubber mac, from Weathervain, and this may be my next purchase. Comments by Brian Humphries on 2. November 2. 01. 7. The comments are good, but the macs themselves would be even better. I will not rest until I have acquired a genuine, grey black, see through, late 5. Pakamac, from the original Chadderton factory. There must still be a few around somewhere. Comments by Friend on 2. November 2. 01. 7. On Facebook totally sixties there is a post about remembering bering plastic macs some interesting comments. Comments by Brian Humphries on 2. November 2. 01. 7. Susan and Plastic PakamacStories, real professionalsAnd no, I havent read any of your material, Plastic Pakamac, but when my e mails are sorted out, I will be investigating your resources further. Comments by Susan on 2. November 2. 01. 7. Just caught up with the latest updates. Fascinating and Im interested in contacting Pakamac. I am not associated with his work but as you imagine, very interested. Ill contact you again Brian, so we can continue our lovely chats. Comments by Plastic Pakamac on 1. November 2. 01. 7. Hello Brian, I am the sole author of the works you mention, they have never been distributed anywhere so I would rather like to know how you came to read them, especially as I have only allowed MP3 files to be listened to by a couple of very close contacts. It is possible though, that a few rather badly written stories of mine were seen on my old yahoo website, now defunct for some time. It is possible, who know with the internet My more recent works have been produced over the past eight years now, and a great deal of effort in recording them as audio books, in as a professional a way as possible, has gone into my self set task, eight full chapters in all, each lasting thirty to fifty minutes. But anyway, this first of my books is based on my very real history, it is not fiction, and if you really would like to hear the whole of the first book, of which there are many, all you have to do is to send an email using a proper email address to pakamacmail. And I will then point you to where I have stored the files. I do hope that anyone who hears them will leave criticism of my work, for it is quite hard doing such a thing without a mentor. Again, if you would like to contact me, please use pakamacmail. Oh, and I have been using the name Pakamac ever since the internet really got going in the early eighties, so that must give you some notion of my age. I Look forwards to reading some comments. Comments by Brian Humphries on 1. November 2. 01. 7. Jeff has mentioned the possibility of displaying my items in a museum again a wonderfully creative idea. My great friendcontactnear partner, Susan, has not only marvellous wardrobes of plastic and nylon macs, but also a wonderfully comprehensive knowledge of such items. It would not surprise me at all if the Stories website did not belong to her. She has some great male plastic Pakamacs too. And, Sue, if you are reading this, please let me have your phone number once more. I accidentally deleted it, hence my not being in touch. Despite the wonderful convenience of Pakamacs, I have my eyes on an olive green heavy latex rubber mac, from Weathervain, and this may be my next purchase. Comments by plasticjiffymac on 1. November 2. 01. 7.