Forgot my text. I still try to use this whenever possible!
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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
- Thread starter Richland123
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Cursive. Soon to go the way of the dodo! I still try to write things out that way just to stay in practice.
Boomer Code.
Kidding.
My wife can write beautifully...straight all at the same angle. Her dad also had beautiful handwriting.
My wife is into genealogy and will bring up these census records from days gone by. The handwriting is just incredibly artful.
Lol! I was wondering if you were or not so I just errd on caution. Glad your wife and father in law are so prolific at it. My is pretty good too. I try and remind the young people the Declaration of Independence was in cursive. Mine always resembles a seismograph reading.
But I try!
At the time, the ultimate cool music machine! Also passé, are the late great nights with an FM DJ giving you the que to sync up your cassette recorders when he was going to play the first side from Houses of The Holy or some other classic!
this is before cassette recorders but, .............SNIP...... Also passé, are the late great nights with an FM DJ giving you the que to sync up your cassette recorders when he was going to play the first side from Houses of The Holy or some other classic!
WABX in Detroit
...where else were you gonna hear the Chambers Brothers' 'Time is Here Today' or Cream's Toad...the entire cut?
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I like this ( I clicked on 'like' but just wanted to emphasize it)
Lot of Boomer going on here.
The detergent freebies reminded me of these.
My Mom was all about these when they were around ......
My Mom was all about these when they were around ......
My brother and I used to call them S&H&I&T stamps.
PM getting an early start on the next generation of customers.
There were also those kiddy’s cigarettes that had some kind of powder in them so when you blew through them it looked like smoke.
