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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
- Thread starter Richland123
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In elementary school, this is the pizza they served in the cafeteria - mid 1960s. I hated it, but most of my classmates loved it.
I guess this is still around, but back in the day we couldn't afford the real Kool-Aid brand, so we got this stuff instead. 
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I guess this is still around, but back in the day we couldn't afford the real Kool-Aid brand, so we got this stuff instead.
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Why yes it is still around. By the way, that is what they drank at Jonestown, not Kool-Aid.
Loved these things! Sunchips are similar, but these were better.
This is what we used to stash in our desks in grammer school.
Wet your finger and stick it in the pack. Nobody made a drink out of it.
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By the early 70's they had advanced to rectangular slices cut to fit into the plastic trays.
WOW! Precision Pizza!By the early 70's they had advanced to rectangular slices cut to fit into the plastic trays.
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Alleged pizza.
By the early 70's they had advanced to rectangular slices cut to fit into the plastic trays.
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Hold everything! Technical foul! LOWFAT chocolate milk?? What kind of weirdo conspiracy is that?
Me either. It was a great invention and looks like it still is
What I do you remember the reason my parents bought it was so I would stop
banging the ball off the side of the house
Me either. It was a great invention and looks like it still is
What I do you remember the reason my parents bought it was so I would stop
banging the ball off the side of the house
For me it was the garage. And I had to move the pitch-back around, or I would kill the grass in one spot. So I killed the grass all over the yard.
By the early 70's they had advanced to rectangular slices cut to fit into the plastic trays.
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Hey, Galliker's Dairy is from my hometown, Johnstown, PA and Richland Township where I live. They make products with various names on them.
It's certainly not what was served at my school! Serving low-fat anything might have implied that the school cared about the welfare of the students.
One of my favorite lines from WKRP is when Johnny Fever is telling a guest in the studio how radio works, and he concludes his remarks by saying something along the lines of, "...and then it goes out over the air, where it's heard by... tens of people."
It's certainly not what was served at my school! Serving low-fat anything might have implied that the school cared about the welfare of the students.
One of my favorite lines from WKRP is when Johnny Fever is telling a guest in the studio how radio works, and he concludes his remarks by saying something along the lines of, "...and then it goes out over the air, where it's heard by... tens of people."
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I concur: Those items definitely have names on them!
And, we don't see any of these things anymore either!!!!!!
