I believe I've consumed each of those back in the day, except the ham dinner. Quite a few of that top one, the fried chicken ones. Just my two cents, but Morton's dinner were a lot better than Banquet's.
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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
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these were called "drop drills" in all the schools i attended in the '60s. like hiding under your desk will protect you from... well... almost anything...
Been there, done that. Now they do that at work places, for an active shooting situation. It's about as useful.
Also known as earthquake drills in California.
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yup. funny thing was they didn't want anyone to stand by the window what difference would it have made when you were being vaporized
This got me sent to the principles office at about that age. The difference was in our school we all went into the hall and did that duck and cover thing up against the wall. I guess I was born cynical. I made the statement that they didn't expect us to survive, they just wanted to make it easy to find the bodies. The powers that be did not understand my sense of humor. They called my dad in. He tried not to laugh as he admonished me in front of the principle.
Hide under the desk kids you'll be safe
You people don't know what you're talking about. They just really knew how to make a solid schooldesk back in the day.
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