Well, you know.
Back then it was the Age of Aquairium.
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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
- Thread starter Richland123
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Back then it was the Age of Aquairium.
My parents had this game. I remember asking about it and being told it's for adults, and I couldn't play until many years later. (I was about 6 or 7 at the time.) By the time I WAS old enough, I'd completely forgotten about it.
My dad had a combination bar, record player, 8-track tape player, AM/FM stereo radio, and built in color organ that changed with the music exactly like this bar. We just moved it out of my mother's house this past weekend.
While cleaning out my mother's house this week to move her, we found a fascinating and sad book called Collier's Photographic History of World War II published in 1945. It has over 800 photos in it that are heart wrenching of the many things and devastation of WWII.
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I have a fairly rare copy of "Life's Picture history Of World War II".While cleaning out my mother's house this week to move her, we found a fascinating and sad book called Collier's Photographic History of World War II published in 1945. It has over 800 photos in it that are heart wrenching of the many things and devastation of WWII.
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As a kid I was glued to an old book my Dad had (mine was in much worse condition):
Alongside the cool contemporary illustrations, news reports, and cartoons (mostly propaganda) were some really heartbreaking photographs.
Bell Western Electric Chalkboard Phone
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They still print a catalog, but it's loose pages. You hafta put it together.
Here is one for the Canadian crew. I ate at Mother's Pizzeria in Etobicoke near Toronto a few times and I really liked it.
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Wow! A Filet Mignon dinner with soup, bread, salad, baked potato, and coffee...all for the price of single fast food burger today.
Sounds like my kind of place.
Beef wise. (However, I l’ll skip the seafood in Winnepeg section.)
