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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
- Thread starter Richland123
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Weird. In FL, yer sales tax is on yer regular receipt, just b4 the total. It's up to the individual to total up any sales taxes that might be deductible.Oh man! This is going back to the 1950s! Sales tax receipts. I don't remember the point of these and what good that they were for but I remember my mom being given these by the cashier when she bought stuff at stores here in Ohio. But, I think other states had them too.
I used to run the extra wide Radial T/As on my '81 Trans Am, biggest fattest back tires that would fit... Until the day I couldn't get out of the parking lot due to two inches of snow!!
Would love to play at least gig on this. Of course, my entire pay would be spent on roadies.
I was gonna say-where's the pic of the 8 man crew to move all o' that [stuff]?Would love to play at least gig on this. Of course, my entire pay would be spent on roadies.
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Had this game as a kid. Kind of a neat concept, you'd gently squeeze the water-filled tube and the little yellow submersible would sink to the bottom and grab one of the pieces on the bottom. Release your squeeze and it would ascend to the top.
Seems to still be around but I just saw it in a commercial from 1983:
Reminds me of Fred Sanford’s Champipple!Seems to still be around but I just saw it in a commercial from 1983:
SAM ASH OLIVER SOUND COMPANY B-150
1947 Town & Country…some tort accents would make it perfect!
I saw one at the music store that I used to frequent. Don't think that sold many. I've never seen one on stage anywhere.
I’ve never seen one myself. Cool, but cumbersome comes to mind
I ‘m standing in front of one and I also used a cab with 2-15’s for some definition. You could feel that bass! It was definitely heavy with an 18 inch double folded cab design. We played an outdoor show at Kent State University in the mid 70’s and I owned one. It was a concert to commemorate the 4 students that had died there a few years earlier. We weren’t that far from the area.
It was a hot 90’s muggy day in Ohio. Dig those Bell bottoms!
It was a hot 90’s muggy day in Ohio. Dig those Bell bottoms!
