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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
- Thread starter Richland123
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Original Troll Dolls from the 60’s. These are my wife’s treasures from her childhood! I always told her the one on the right looked like Sammy Hagar!
It's weird the things that you suddenly remember from your childhood, and how the memory just pops up out of nowhere. Case in point, a couple of minutes ago for no reason I thought of the tin Eight O'clock coffee bank that I had as a kid. I looked up this photo to share. They were not large, I added a second photo that gives a better idea of the scale.
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This realistic, miniature version of a console stereo system was actually a radio with a cigarette lighter and ashtray.
I cant believe that I had one of these and thought they were cool. Must have been like 4th or fifth grade.
Oh no, he’s still around. He just ain’t the same guy that we remembered him as.
Yup...what I meant.
Ohhh, I thought you were referring to hipsters..... Cuz they are still around!
And I'm leaving the room now......
mmm-hmmm...but I dont think Ted intended that look ironicallyOhhh, I thought you were referring to hipsters..... Cuz they are still around!
And I'm leaving the room now......
^^^
Is Ted the original hipster?!?!
Running full sprint out of the room to avoid object thrown at me!!!
Is Ted the original hipster?!?!
Running full sprint out of the room to avoid object thrown at me!!!
^^^
Is Ted the original hipster?!?!
Running full sprint out of the room to avoid object thrown at me!!!
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One of these is in my mom's basement. Webster-Chicago wire recorder.
One of these is in MY basement. Berlant Concertone tape recorder. 7-1/2 and 15 inches-per-second recording speeds. 5", 7" or 10-1/2" tape reels.
One of these is in MY basement. Berlant Concertone tape recorder. 7-1/2 and 15 inches-per-second recording speeds. 5", 7" or 10-1/2" tape reels.
