I suspect you're selling the product but the fact that a 7 cent discount actually meant something is something we'll never see again.
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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
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I suspect you're selling the product but the fact that a 7 cent discount actually meant something is something we'll never see again.
I'm pretty sure I, or one of my siblings, had that Archies one.
FYI Kiss Krunch is not a real cereal product. However, there are many fake Kiss cereal boxes that are made and you can buy. KISS KRUNCH CEREAL BOXES!
I have a battery powered 8 mm film TV similar to this I bought back in the early 1980s.
The Invacar (abbreviated from "invalid carriage") was a small single-seater microcarvehicle designed for use by disabled drivers, and distributed for free in the UK. On 31 March 2003, all Invacars owned by the government were recalled and scrapped because of safety concerns.
How about my current project. 1975 Batavus GoGo moped.
I thought about these as I was wrapping up a finger today.
A couple of selections from a recently-resurfaced special section of the Atlanta Journal/Constitution celebrating the opening of Northlake Mall in 1971:
The inflatable chair was one thing, but who else remembers those wicker trays you put your paper plates in?
And bonus points for anyone who ever bought a shotgun at J. C. Penny!
The inflatable chair was one thing, but who else remembers those wicker trays you put your paper plates in?
And bonus points for anyone who ever bought a shotgun at J. C. Penny!
We use the paper plate holders daily in my household. But since I made a few extra bucks donating plasma we upgraded to plastic ones with a 'faux wicker' pattern.The inflatable chair was one thing, but who else remembers those wicker trays you put your paper plates in?
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No more getting poked from a piece of broken wicker sticking out for me! Life is good.
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