How many do you
remember?
Count all the ones that you remember.
- not the ones you were told about!
Blackjack chewing gum
Wax Coke shaped bottles with colored sugar water
Candy cigarettes
Soda pop machines that dispensed a bottle
Coffee shops with table side jukeboxes
Home milk delivery in glass bottles with cardboard stoppers
Party lines
Newsreels before the movie
P.F. Flyers
Butch wax
Telephone numbers with a word prefix (Olive-6933)
Peashooters
Howdy Doody
45 RPM records
S&H Green Stamps
Hi-fi's
Metal ice trays with lever
Mimeograph paper
Blue flashbulb
Beanie and Cecil
Roller skate keys
Cork popguns
Drive-ins
Studebakers
Wash tub wringers
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You're
still young You are getting older Don't tell your age You're older than dirt! |
Shared by Alex K
I
can remember the WW I song "It's a long way to Tipperary".
... My father and mother would sing it. (See the Pun of the
week)
I struck out on #10. "Butch wax"
But got a score of 24 ...
#11 and a little history:
Phone numbers used the name of the exchange office "Beverly 1234"
(You 'rang' the operator and asked for the number)
When the "dial" phone was invented it became "BE-1234"
Later as service was expanded "BE-8-1234"
Then "238-1234"
And now we have area codes, prefixes, and country codes.
AND, ... #7 Party line was when two (or more) households
shared a phone line and you had to wait until the
other 'party' was through talking before making a call.
Grandpa Don
The "How I became Grandpa Don" page was starting to fill up with "stuff" about the Good Old Days. So, ... I moved that "stuff" to this page. |
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