Holding on to yesterday

rod

Retired 23 years
UPS cop hats, and green wool coats.

I believe cop hats (we called them bus driver caps) and bow ties were discontinued the year before I started. The lockers were full of discarded bow ties. The old guys at that time told me that as soon as they left the building the ties would come off. Can you believe that? Even waaaaaay back then they weren't following the methods:wink2:
 

Highwayman

Well-Known Member
My car needs a tune up, set the dwell at 30 degrees.
B side of a 45
front drum brakes
waiting for your ring on the party line telephone:happy-very:
 
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pickup

Guest
My car needs a tune up, set the dwell at 30 degrees.
B side of a 45
front drum brakes
waiting for your ring on the party line telephone:happy-very:

The B side of a 45 was obsolete then and it is obsolete now. The B side was usually a throw away song ( in rare instances, the B side became a hit after the fact )
 

Big Babooba

Well-Known Member
I can remember crowding 2 or 3 classes into a classroom to watch either a mercury or gemini launch.

Anybody remember a TV show called "You asked for it" ?

This topic is really making me feel old!!:sad-very:
I used to love that show! They did a segment at A G Spalding showing how a baseball was made. Spalding was the first ond only producer of Major League baseballs until 1975 when they gave up the contract. My uncle worked there and I had baseballs up the ying yang.
Ovah Bigbaboo BABAgounji Heff and everyone else from New England how about Rex Trailer on Sunday mornings
My antenna couldn't pick up Boston stations. I could get that scrambled pay TV signal from Channel 27 in Worcester though.
 

Sammie

Well-Known Member
The Ice Cream Man!!!!!!!!!!!!! :bigsmile2:
Candy Land

Tetherball, Hopscotch, 4 square

Swinging on the swingset, pumping it as high as you could get it, and flying off into space

Walking to the store with your friend to buy candy. My, how times have changed...

"Going To The Movies" meant a cartoon and a double feature

House antenna's for the TV set

Easter morning with hat, gloves, patent leather shoes & socks for church

Summer Camp

Sea Monkeys (who never lived more than a week...)

REAL cartoons all Saturday morning (kids shows/cartoons suck now)

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Camping out all night for concert tickets

The 1955 B&W version of Peter Pan (actors flew with wires
and Tinkerbell was a light)- special effects weren't needed for
the best family movie ever...

Lamb Chop

Mickey Mouse Club

Gilligan's Island

Dark Shadows

The Avengers

Here Come the Brides
 

jbomb1010

Member
"Just the facts mam"...... who didnt love Joe Friday? speaking of love, anyone else have the hots for Ginger? I'm at the age now that Mrs. Howell doesnt look so bad.:wink2:
 

DS

Fenderbender
"Overture, light the lights, this is it, the night of nights.
No more rehearsing and cursing of parts, we know every part by heart."
Sorry Upstate,I HAD to respond to this ....The words are,,,
"No more rehearsing, or nursing our part,we know every part by heart"
I love my showtunes.
 
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Catatonic

Nine Lives
Sorry Upstate,I HAD to respond to this ....The words are,,,
"No more rehearsing, or nursing our part,we know every part by heart"
I love my showtunes.
or some people say its:
No more rehearsing and nursing a part. We know every part by heart.
 
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