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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
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That is Canadian.
Here is the story about that photo.
Iconic photo, Wait for Me Daddy has dual meaning for B.C. boy now senior | CTV News
"Tis the season."
We didn't have a lot of Plasticville Houses under the tree, but we had a few...
We had the Firehouse.
And the police station...
And the rail station accessories kit...
And this was our Lionel train...
We didn't have a lot of Plasticville Houses under the tree, but we had a few...
We had the Firehouse.
And the police station...
And the rail station accessories kit...
And this was our Lionel train...
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Kibble, milkbones, and P Basses. And redheads.
Wears a tie and sport coat at home until bedtime. (Father know Best Guy)
I had a Soundesign 8 track recorder! I wore it out recording The King Biscuit Flower Hour.
One of my sixth-grade teachers had one of those in his room. He was pretty cool. If we were well behaved, and had some kind of assignment we could do quietly (reading in our books, or writing a report or some such), he'd switch on the ree-to-reel, on which he'd recorded some of the latest music, to help the time pass.
I got a Lloyd's 8-Track recorder for my 13th birthday in May of 1972. It was an expensive birthday present, so I chipped in half with money that I mad delivering newspapers. I seem to remember it costing $119.95 at Kelly & Cohen.
It went well with the stereo that I got for Christmas the previous December.
It looked like this.
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This was the turntable in our household while growing up in the '60s (pictured in your ad). Thought it was so cool because we could play records backwards, speed them up, etc...
From the days when Radio Shack was actually a decent place to get stuff:
So many LPs got recorded to these to take along in the family car(s).
So many LPs got recorded to these to take along in the family car(s).
"Paul is dead" and other favorites.
We would play "Dear Ivan" by Jimmy Dean backwards and hear the cryptic profanities of this little known demon posing as a righteous man.
Seriously, I do like him, but he’s not too visible these days....
