Mini Dragons.
That just dusted off some n'oft used mental-RAM
Flashback 1974
phew
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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
- Thread starter Richland123
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That just dusted off some n'oft used mental-RAM
Flashback 1974
phew
Thanks!
had a car painted there once in the mid 80's
I forgot to remove one piece of vinyl pinstriping when I was prepping it for them
did they remove it or spray right over it (it was 3 ft long by 3/16"?
awful paint job but it didn't bleed off. then again, it was $99.95 so........
For just a $1.99 you could open a portal that could haunt you the rest of your life! wonder who William Fuld really was?
doesn't look like it was very lucky for him in telling the future
Death
William Fuld became a member of the Baltimore General Assembly in 1924. On February 24, 1927, Fuld climbed to the roof of his three-story factory to supervise the installation of a flagpole. When the rail against which he was leaning gave way, Fuld fell to the ground below. While being transported, a fractured rib pierced his heart and William Fuld died at the hospital.
doesn't look like it was very lucky for him in telling the future
Death
William Fuld became a member of the Baltimore General Assembly in 1924. On February 24, 1927, Fuld climbed to the roof of his three-story factory to supervise the installation of a flagpole. When the rail against which he was leaning gave way, Fuld fell to the ground below. While being transported, a fractured rib pierced his heart and William Fuld died at the hospital.
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It took me the longest time to find this, I couldn't remember the name of it!
My friends and I roll this with us in it down a steep grassy hill in the neighbor
nearly killed us but I remember we were falling down laughing when it was the other guys turn
My friends and I roll this with us in it down a steep grassy hill in the neighbor
nearly killed us but I remember we were falling down laughing when it was the other guys turn
I bought MY first skis, some cheap Head set, at the Tysons Corner, VA, location in the early 80's. I second your good times.
I want to change the subject just a little bit to
THINGS I NEVER THOUGHT I'D SEE AGAIN, BUT DID SEE.
Just a few minutes ago, I stopped in the parking lot that was alongside the local bike trail and I saw a man get on a penny-farthing bicycle and then pedal away on down the trail. He was wearing old fashioned brown trousers and grey tunic along with black leather shoes and an English traditionsl style riding cap.
That was really weird.
Edit to add:
The guy just came back. It's just after sunset now, so he's activated the LED safety flashers on his bike.
The LED safety flashers on his penny-farthing bicycle.
THINGS I NEVER THOUGHT I'D SEE AGAIN, BUT DID SEE.
Just a few minutes ago, I stopped in the parking lot that was alongside the local bike trail and I saw a man get on a penny-farthing bicycle and then pedal away on down the trail. He was wearing old fashioned brown trousers and grey tunic along with black leather shoes and an English traditionsl style riding cap.
That was really weird.
Edit to add:
The guy just came back. It's just after sunset now, so he's activated the LED safety flashers on his bike.
The LED safety flashers on his penny-farthing bicycle.
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We have a group of them in the Portland Oregon area.
We even have double and triple decker bikes around here.
I used to have that exact metal toy service station. All I have left is the metal sign.
I believe I still have one of the gas pumps and a couple service attendants too.
