Gone, but not Forgotten

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Huckleberry

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In the Embarrassing Facts About Yourself thread, I put that I like
to watch Lawrence Welk reruns on Saturday night, which I truly do.
Watched another classic episode tonight.
Mr. Welk may be long gone, but he has definitely not been forgotten.
 
tanakh

tanakh

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Listening booths in Record Shops
Free Plastic Flowers with Detergents
Green Shield Stamps
Public Phone Booths that worked
Wendy Burgers
Spangle Sweets
Woolworths
A decent Postal System
Betamax Video Machines
 
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mcubed

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Night Owl Theater...
TV going off the air....
Being the youngest so having to change the tv channel.... remonts did not exist yet...
Crabapple fights and the pain of getting hit with one...
Kick the can in the cul-de-sac...
My neighbor getting atari, and showing off that she had money....
8 tracks...
Boom Box...
Learning Dos Operating System in school....
 
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Grandpa

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Mix tapes for friends/girlfriends.

1980's Rock/heavy metal.

Kids metal lunchboxes with cartoon pictures on them.

Fosters Freeze.
 
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SpoonJuly

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3 cent postage stamps and 2 cent post cards.

5 cent cokes

10 cent pack of snowballs, one pink and one white

15 cent a gal gas

15 cent McDonald hamburgers

Man, I am getting old!
 
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LPT

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Huckleberry said:
In the Embarrassing Facts About Yourself thread, I put that I like
to watch Lawrence Welk reruns on Saturday night, which I truly do.
Watched another classic episode tonight.
Mr. Welk may be long gone, but he has definitely not been forgotten.
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hehe I really didn't get into the Lawrence Welk show, but i like his first name. :)
 
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tourist

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LPT said:
Drive in movies.

Strap on metal wheel skates

pogo sticks

green machine big wheel

sea monkeys
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I had sea monkeys Couldn't change the water because they were so tiny. Dumped them down the toilet a week later 'cause the water smelled like a swamp. Some of them may have survived in the sewer system. Loved drive-in movies.
 
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tourist said:
I had sea monkeys Couldn't change the water because they were so tiny. Dumped them down the toilet a week later 'cause the water smelled like a swamp. Some of them may have survived in the sewer system. Loved drive-in movies.
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Dang it. Your sea monkeys are the ones that evolved into todays SJW.
 
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LittleMermaid

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I miss so many things from my childhood. I'll try to just name them in a list.

Running around playing freeze tag
Riding our scooters with my brother to the donut store
Riding our bikes over the bridge where my grandma lived before
Playing outside with those water hose toys
Plastic swimming pools from Walmart
G-O-O-O-Z-E
One Saturday Morning
Power Rangers
Hey Arnold
The Rugrats
Nick at Night
Catdog
My 90s Barbies
My brother's Max Steel doll that I used as Barbie's bf b/c Ken was too feminine
Super Mario World
The Wonder Ball candy
Colorful windbreakers
George of the Jungle and The Mummy bc Brendan Fraser
Lisa Frank diaries
Fishing with my dad
Skip It
Tamagotchi
Furby
Trying to find the pirate ghost that everyone said haunted the old auditorium in 3rd grade (good times lol)
 
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Dino246

Dino246

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Wayne and Shuster
The Muppets
The Beachcombers
The Irish Rovers

"Just be home by suppertime!"

Lego sets under $50

Supper actually made by Mom the same day

Cool toys in cereal boxes

New automobiles for under $10,000
 
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SpoonJuly

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Dino246 said:
Wayne and Shuster
The Muppets
The Beachcombers
The Irish Rovers

"Just be home by suppertime!"

Lego sets under $50

Supper actually made by Mom the same day

Cool toys in cereal boxes

New automobiles for under $10,000
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I remember automobiles under $2000
I bought a new 1964 Ford F100 pickup for under $1800.
 
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LPT

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tourist said:
I had sea monkeys Couldn't change the water because they were so tiny. Dumped them down the toilet a week later 'cause the water smelled like a swamp. Some of them may have survived in the sewer system. Loved drive-in movies.
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Brine shrimp have a way of doing that when I was a young child I really thought they were monkeys lol

The Surf and Sand was the name of the drive in were I live, closed in the 80's, but yea fun times riding in the trunk of the car to the drive in, Then busting out of the trunk like a bunch of bandits hehehe..
 
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awolnation

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LittleMermaid said:
I miss so many things from my childhood. I'll try to just name them in a list.

Running around playing freeze tag
Riding our scooters with my brother to the donut store
Riding our bikes over the bridge where my grandma lived before
Playing outside with those water hose toys
Plastic swimming pools from Walmart
G-O-O-O-Z-E
One Saturday Morning
Power Rangers
Hey Arnold
The Rugrats
Nick at Night
Catdog
My 90s Barbies
My brother's Max Steel doll that I used as Barbie's bf b/c Ken was too feminine
Super Mario World
The Wonder Ball candy
Colorful windbreakers
George of the Jungle and The Mummy bc Brendan Fraser
Lisa Frank diaries
Fishing with my dad
Skip It
Tamagotchi
Furby
Trying to find the pirate ghost that everyone said haunted the old auditorium in 3rd grade (good times lol)
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Oh my gosh! This post was my entire childhood. I had the original digimon edition of Tamagotchi. One time I lost it and started crying because I could hear it beeping, which meant it was slowly dying of starvation.
 
dcontroversal

dcontroversal

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Pillsbury Microwave Deluxe Pizza ;)

MTV that actually played Music non-stop

Burger Chef

Cheap Tickets for a St. Louis Cardinal Baseball Game

Gas under a "dolla" a gallon
 
dcontroversal

dcontroversal

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tourist said:
I had sea monkeys Couldn't change the water because they were so tiny. Dumped them down the toilet a week later 'cause the water smelled like a swamp. Some of them may have survived in the sewer system. Loved drive-in movies.
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Still have a back to back double drive in screen in Potosi, Missouri.....both screens show double movies.....
 
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Huckleberry

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Three-fer!
Robert Palmer
Dick Clark
American Bandstand

[video=youtube;dHJx3awezoc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHJx3awezoc[/video]
 
Pipp

Pipp

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I'd still watch this today if it came on.

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Pipp

Pipp

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American gladiators

Orbits drinks

Crimped hair

My Punky Brewster tennis shoes ( I was in kindergarten )
 
miknik5

miknik5

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Huckleberry said:
This thread is for nostalgia.

List stuff from the past that is "gone, but not forgotten".

-Lawn darts.
-Phone booths.
-Soda bottle deposits.
-Those fat-jiggling belt machines.
-NFL coaches wearing neckties, hats, and overcoats during games.
-Console TVs.
-The little plastic gizmos you put in your 45s so they'd play on your turntable.

Whatcha got?
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I have one of those “fat jiggling-belt machines”

i think...

The one one where you can sort and dispense change?

(I dont use it but I have one)
 
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Huckleberry

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miknik5 said:
I have one of those “fat jiggling-belt machines”

i think...

The one one where you can sort and dispense change?

(I dont use it but I have one)
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No, the thing I'm talking about is the 50s equivalent of a treadmill,
except it didn't require the user to do anything but stand there and be jiggled.

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