Ah, the Dixie cup dispenser! Definitely a '70s icon.
I wish I had a dollar for every time I drank from a Dixie cup as a kid. And I can't remember the last time I drank from one. Sure brings back memories, though...
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Ah, the Dixie cup dispenser! Definitely a '70s icon.
Some people used those disposable cups to rinse after brushing their teeth.I knew people who had one wall mounted in a bathroom.
I still see the regular style Pignose amps in local stores--the battery powered ones with the latch on the side. (New)
Along the same thread (pun intended)...who can forget Sansabelts?


Manwich is still around. As a matter of fact, we had 'em about a week ago. We don't have it often, but it's one of those things that works its way onto the menu every now and then.
It's been decades since I had one. We ate them regularly when I was a kid.Manwich is still around. As a matter of fact, we had 'em about a week ago. We don't have it often, but it's one of those things that works its way onto the menu every now and then.
My wife makes them pizza-style. Serves them open face, with a slice of mozzarella or provolone cheese melted over the top of the meat. Mmm-mmmh!
Manwich is still around. As a matter of fact, we had 'em about a week ago. We don't have it often, but it's one of those things that works its way onto the menu every now and then.
My wife makes them pizza-style. Serves them open face, with a slice of mozzarella or provolone cheese melted over the top of the meat. Mmm-mmmh!

Those thinks reeked when new.