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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
- Thread starter Richland123
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buldog5151bass
Kibble, milkbones, and P Basses. And redheads.
Most (if not all) packaged snack foods are.
I’m sure that’s what your stomach feels like after eating it.
More like Slug-O-Lunch!
Am I right?!!
(I’ll be here all week!)
Am I right?!!
(I’ll be here all week!)
“Grim” would be a good word to Start to describe it.
(I think, more a ‘child of the 50s’ kinda thing.)
I started Kindergarten in 1960.
I distinctly remember hiding under my desk one time.
Do Not get me started on Active Shooter Drills!
“Anatomy Of A Gremlin”…
Board Meeting: We need a better, more efficient, more effective way to Kabob Kids.
Board Meeting: We need a better, more efficient, more effective way to Kabob Kids.
And…there’s a guy with a tie (his Fedora is in the overhead) And his wife/property Both smoking cigarettes just outside the frame of the pic!
As a second grader in 1957 I did many air raid drills, both under the desk and into the fallout shelter. As a high school teacher retiring in 2006 I conducted many active shooter drills. I'll refrain from drawing any conclusions.
As an elementary school Teacher, retired in 2016, I’ve held too many whimpering 3rd graders in my arms, at the bottom of a puppy pile, trying to reassure them that there was no danger.
I hear you. Seems like...well, never mind.As an elementary school Teacher, retired in 2016, I’ve held too many whimpering 3rd graders in my arms, at the bottom of a puppy pile, trying to reassure them that there was no danger.
I remember seeing the movies on what you are supposed to do in a nuke war but never a drill for it. We did do tornado drills which amounted pretty much to the same thing. And of course fire drills which got us out of school work for a little while.As an elementary school Teacher, retired in 2016, I’ve held too many whimpering 3rd graders in my arms, at the bottom of a puppy pile, trying to reassure them that there was no danger.
I had one of these ice cream makers. They did not work well.
