piejam said:Very Good BG....lol
I do remember Amos and Andy, Abbott and Costello with Mr Fields and Mike the Cop...slowly I turn....step by step...susquehanna hat co...
And what about Heckel and Jeckal...yes I remember Uncle Milty,,Art Linkletter and Kids Say the Darndest Things
Some of this stuff I watched when it wasn't in syndicated reruns...Wholly Shhhhhh.........
GUILTY.BrotherBart said:.... you can remember every single thing in this thread but not where you laid your car keys this morning.
piejam said:That's not fair BB...how did you know I'm constantly misplacing my car keys?..LOL..
Flatbed: young whipper snapper....(kidding) do you find this boring?
Does anyone remember the kind old men who would drive around in their jalopies with pots and pans? They would sharpen blades and knives and god knows what else for a nickel or a dime?
Five and Dime stores?....when piazza was 10 cents? The old chiclet/dentyne gum machines in subway stations for a penny? Or when local merchants had Pony Machine rides?
Oh please stop me before I shoot myself...lol
PS When subways had enamel poles and cane seating?? They shoot horses don't they?
Flatbedford said:I must not be old because I don't remember most of this stuff.
Flatbedford said:I remember when Little House on the Prairie was new. I also had to stand up to change the 5 channels. My family was one of the last to get a color TV in 1977.
stoveguy2esw said:Flatbedford said:I remember when Little House on the Prairie was new. I also had to stand up to change the 5 channels. My family was one of the last to get a color TV in 1977.
YOU GOT 5 CHANNELS!????? we only had 3. and 2 of them were snowy as all get out until dad put a booster on the tv antenna on the roof. i was out of the house living on my own before i saw Mtv for the first time.
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