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I hit the high number. To think, we have a farmhouse that growing up we saw and had at least everyone of those items at one time or the other.

I'm on 38 but my grandparents never threw anything out. If it worked they kept it.

Anyone remember the original corvair??? I have one of those sitting on blocks in a garage on my farm house. Taking offers.

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Hah - Got them all!

I guess I rate as a museum piece myself - there were a few of them that even brought back some fond memories (like the Drive-in movies....). I remember being upset when the price of a bottle of Coke in the vending machine went up to 12 cents - that was almost half my weekly allowance!

All you young folks, don't judge - there will come a time when you "fondly" remember things that are ancient history to the next generations too.

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Hah - Got them all!

I guess I rate as a museum piece myself - there were a few of them that even brought back some fond memories (like the Drive-in movies....). I remember being upset when the price of a bottle of Coke in the vending machine went up to 12 cents - that was almost half my weekly allowance!

All you young folks, don't judge - there will come a time when you "fondly" remember things that are ancient history to the next generations too.

are you saying you are PREHISTORIC NORTH :?: :?: :?: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

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Blackjack chewing gum- And Beamons and Teaberry and Clove?

Wax Coke-shaped bottles with colored sugar-water- And Wax Teeth and harmonica?

Candy cigarettes-Did you prefer the sugar or the chocolate?

Soda-pop machines that dispensed bottles- NeHi, Green Spot, A-Treat

Coffee shops with tableside jukeboxes-6 songs for a quarter

Home milk delivery in glass bottles with cardboard stoppers-Remember the smell of the milk box?

Party lines-And the nosy parker who always listened in?

Newsreels before the movie-Ed Herlihy

P. F. Flyers-PF Flyers make you run faster and jump higher.

Butch wax-Only hoods wear a Duck's Ass! You're getting a flattop!!

Telephone numbers with a word prefix (e.g., Olive - 6933)--SPruce-0792 was ours

Peashooters-And Rubberband guns?

Howdy Doody-And Wee Willie Weber, Gene London, Lorenzo?

45-RPM records ... and 78-RPM records--Hold on, have to wind it up again.

S&H Green Stamps--And how neat it was to fill a book?

Hi-fi systems--With the record changer?

Metal ice trays with lever-Which seldom worked well.

Mimeograph paper Ahh, that smell!

Blue flashbulb- Ever have one go off in your fingers? Youch!

Packards-The poor-man's Cadillac

Rollerskate keysI got a brand new pair of roller skates. You got a brand new key!

Cork popguns-Stop shooting your sister!!!

Drive-in theaters -And how advanced it all seemed when you could tune in the movie soundtrack on your AM radio

Studebakers-Learned to drive in one

Washtub wringers-Tit in a wringer really meant that!!

And dirt roads, and outhouses, and hand water pumps, and taking a TRAIN that ran on COAL.

Told you I farted dust.

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