My mom has an 80s-vintage Casio slim calculator that is still working on its original battery...
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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
- Thread starter Richland123
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Maybe they originally wore tuxedos? Ha!
OK, now that I'd like to see(I don't count when they were in Lincoln Center being honored). Oops! Kennedy Center. My bad.
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1968 Pontiac GTO 20,510 mi. $69,997 (collecting basses is cheap!) Nice color for bass too!
Speaking of knees, have you skinned your knee as an adult? Man that hurts. I was on a run a few days ago, tripped on a root went down and skinned a patch the size of a silver dollar and it kept me awake all night. When we were kids we ran around like that all the time and never gave it a thought.
Yes and if we were told to rub some dirt on it to help it heal! Lol
You're not supposed to say "Lol" - I'm used to you saying "Ha!"
I remember seeing some of these way back when.
buldog5151bass
Kibble, milkbones, and P Basses. And redheads.
I still have mine from when I was a kid. Great way to get rid of old airplane models.
Ditto on the model airplane destruction.
When my son became old enough to have his own BB gun, we'd tape a few aluminum Pepsi cans together length-wise, toss it in a pond, and pepper our homemade 'submarine' until it sank. I think I enjoyed that as much or more than my son did.
I remember those. Just the other day a coworker brought in some Bugles. I had no idea they were still around.
Glass soda bottles with those thin, rippy styrofoam labels
