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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
- Thread starter Richland123
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Wow. That kinda sucks. 
I know someone who used to work for them, and other parts of the Turner megalith. She got wind of the fact that I liked "Johnny Bravo," and was kind enough to bring me some swag. I still use the JB keychain for some of my equipment rack covers:
I know someone who used to work for them, and other parts of the Turner megalith. She got wind of the fact that I liked "Johnny Bravo," and was kind enough to bring me some swag. I still use the JB keychain for some of my equipment rack covers:
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Wow. That kinda sucks.
I know someone who used to work for them, and other parts of the Turner megalith. She got wind of the fact that I liked "Johnny Bravo," and was kind enough to bring me some swag. I still use the JB keychain for some of my equipment rack covers:
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Johnny Bravo is truly a ladies' man
Families dressed in matching outfits made by mom from festive madras cloth, on summer vacation at a Six Flags or the beach.
Before or after one's "slave bikini Leia" action figure choked him out with her chain?
- Oct 22, 2015
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- I am an affiliate for Ari Cap.
Something that wandered through my head for no apparent reason (grey cells gasping for air, maybe)...
Anybody else have a few of the "jelly jar mugs" back when they came with handles, and a smooth lip of the jar to be used as such when they were empty? They weren't very big, but in retrospect, I can see that they were a good size for kids' hands, sturdy and durable, but best of all, easily replaced and replenished if they ever got dropped or broken. A rather brilliant idea, really.
Anybody else have a few of the "jelly jar mugs" back when they came with handles, and a smooth lip of the jar to be used as such when they were empty? They weren't very big, but in retrospect, I can see that they were a good size for kids' hands, sturdy and durable, but best of all, easily replaced and replenished if they ever got dropped or broken. A rather brilliant idea, really.
Speaking of drinkware from another era...
You can still buy this (imported) mustard, and end up with a free 8 oz drinking glass:Something that wandered through my head for no apparent reason (grey cells gasping for air, maybe)...
Anybody else have a few of the "jelly jar mugs" back when they came with handles, and a smooth lip of the jar to be used as such when they were empty? They weren't very big, but in retrospect, I can see that they were a good size for kids' hands, sturdy and durable, but best of all, easily replaced and replenished if they ever got dropped or broken. A rather brilliant idea, really.
I have a bunch of them.You can still buy this (imported) mustard, and end up with a free 8 oz drinking glass:
