Speaking of Doo Dads; here is a different type you don't see anymore.
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One aisle over from the tchotchkes.They got any bric-a-brac?
Looks suspiciously like Chex Mix.Speaking of Doo Dads; here is a different type you don't see anymore.
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Add fru-fru to the list.so far we have...
bric-a-brac
knick knacks
doo hickeys
doo dads
thingamajigs
thingamabobs
tchotchkes
And finish it off with a Whatchamacallit candy bar.
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Now we're getting fancy!Add fru-fru to the list.
Whoziesso far we have...
bric-a-brac
knick knacks
doo hickeys
doo dads
thingamajigs
thingamabobs
tchotchkes
And finish it off with a Whatchamacallit candy bar.
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As long as none of this stuff gets wompyjawed it'll be fine.so far we have...
bric-a-brac
knick knacks
doo hickeys
doo dads
thingamajigs
thingamabobs
tchotchkes
And finish it off with a Whatchamacallit candy bar.
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Yes!!AKA thingamabobs.
I worked at a big Mexican restaurant down the street from a Shakey's in the mid 70s. The street was the teen hangout place and street race meet place in North OKC. We closed a couple hours earlier than Shakey's. A bunch of us would go there. The managers let us park behind the building and drink beer with our pizzas.Dixieland at Shakey’s Pizza.
I know the chain itself is still operating
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We had a Shakey's Pizza in my hometown of Stillwater, OK when I was growing up. LOVED that place. They had windows around the kitchen so you could watch the cooks making the pizza, tossing the dough. They played old black and white comedies like Laurel & Hardy and the Marx Brothers on big screens. There was a player piano that was brightly decorated with red, white, and blue paint and gold sparkles with a clear front so you could watch the mechanisms move. You would select the piano roll for the song you wanted to hear, load it up, then put in a quarter to start it up. Their shrimp pizza was AMAZING.Dixieland at Shakey’s Pizza.
I know the chain itself is still operating
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Hey, Boo Boo!!!!!!!
Yeah, that's just like the one Mr. Spock used to wearWell, I never saw this, just the picture.
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I want to "laugh" at this because it's hilarious but it will only let me choose the "thumbs up" like. Oh well.Yeah, that's just like the one Mr. Spock used to wear![]()