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6/5/2017 4:12:25 PM	Days of old for those that remember \| Page 35
stargazzer Creighton, NE 68, joined Feb. 2007	Quote from kanedog: Still using a burn barrel Me too Meet singles at DateHookup.dating, we're 100% free! Join now!
6/5/2017 8:46:07 PM	Days of old for those that remember \| Page 35
driver406 Saint Paul, MN 65, joined Oct. 2009	I'll bet it's been 40 years since they allowed them around here. When I was a kid they were as common as mosquitos! I suppose the garbage companies pushed hard for the prohibition.
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orz Portage, WI 67, joined Jul. 2010	Wood stove in winter and use the burn barrel in summer. Sits in sand of barnyard. Have to burn at night cause damn mule likes to dump it over. What is so damn fascinating about a burn barrel! He stands in the smoke and tosses his head and is pissed. So MOVE DUMB ASS!!!
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clarity101 Aurora, CO 66, joined Oct. 2008	WAIT............ whaaaaaaaaaaaat????? he is how old??? where has time gone???
6/6/2017 7:29:36 PM	Days of old for those that remember \| Page 35
driver406 Saint Paul, MN 65, joined Oct. 2009	Quote from orz: Wood stove in winter and use the burn barrel in summer. Sits in sand of barnyard. Have to burn at night cause damn mule likes to dump it over. What is so damn fascinating about a burn barrel! He stands in the smoke and tosses his head and is pissed. So MOVE DUMB ASS!!! Now my Gramma had a small wood burning stove in the kitchen. She used it to take the chill out of the air in the morning and to make . It did burn America's biggest source of fuel, garbage!
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itemgirl Lima, OH 67, joined Mar. 2009	Disney comic books had phonetic spelling in some of them.
6/7/2017 11:51:23 PM	Days of old for those that remember \| Page 35
bub0492 Minneapolis, MN 70, joined Aug. 2014	Having to change points and plugs every fall so your cars start in the bitter cold of winter.
6/8/2017 12:53:26 PM	Days of old for those that remember \| Page 35
stargazzer Creighton, NE 68, joined Feb. 2007	Quote from bub0492: Having to change points and plugs every fall so your cars start in the bitter cold of winter. How about buzz boxes
6/8/2017 9:04:09 PM	Days of old for those that remember \| Page 35
driver406 Saint Paul, MN 65, joined Oct. 2009	Hmmmmmmmmmmmm buzz boxes? What's that all about?
6/9/2017 2:28:44 PM	Days of old for those that remember \| Page 35
jiggert Brockton, MA 68, joined Jan. 2011	Working at my friends fathers Texaco Station pumping 20 cent gas. Driving my first car-1960 Chevy 283c.i.3 speed Hurst on the floor,gauges and tach. Going to the Skyview Drive In with Roberta. Hanging at the Dog and Suds Boy those were the days!!!!!!! Texaco station now a Walgreens 1960 Chevy - Long gone Skyview Drive In - Now K Mart Roberta - since passed Dog and Suds A small restaurant. What a change for the worse.
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stargazzer Creighton, NE 68, joined Feb. 2007	Quote from driver406: Hmmmmmmmmmmmm buzz boxes? What's that all about? The 4 coil's that give spark to a Model t motor I am finding out haveing to change one out every so offten must have ben pretty common
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bub0492 Minneapolis, MN 70, joined Aug. 2014	Quote from stargazzer: The 4 coil's that give spark to a Model t motor I am finding out haveing to change one out every so offten must have ben pretty common I found the plastic ones much better than the old woodies. My wood ones were fussy with weather changes.
6/9/2017 8:34:25 PM	Days of old for those that remember \| Page 35
stargazzer Creighton, NE 68, joined Feb. 2007	Quote from bub0492: I found the plastic ones much better than the old woodies. My wood ones were fussy with weather changes. Yes this seams to be true bub in my short experance with them
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driver406 Saint Paul, MN 65, joined Oct. 2009	OHHHHH, Star! OK, I see. I guess I'm not very up on mechanical things. They were wood and plastic or am I missing something here? Am I right to assume this has nothing to do with the "coil" I had replaced a few weeks ago? [Edited 6/9/2017 10:25:29 PM ]
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stargazzer Creighton, NE 68, joined Feb. 2007	The 1st cars including the model T are awesome to study their working ability both electical & macanical, The trasmision in a model t is to me the 1st automatic sorta And on mine the only altinator is on the crank in the bellhouseing with one terminal on top Then to Points on the cam and to 4 coils that give steady spark to each spsrkplug at high voltage, Pretty strange as to any other car then or now.
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driver406 Saint Paul, MN 65, joined Oct. 2009	Did you actually SEE any of those movies at the drive in, Jiggs? Just curious.
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stargazzer Creighton, NE 68, joined Feb. 2007	Not shure?
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orz Portage, WI 67, joined Jul. 2010	Ex and I went to the drive in that whole summer that we were dating. Married in fall and went to the drive in the next summer to SEE the movies we went to the summer before. LOL.
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clarity101 Aurora, CO 66, joined Oct. 2008
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itemgirl Lima, OH 67, joined Mar. 2009	Of course. It was used for cuts and scratches on little kids. My mom wouldn't buy it . She used iodine on Jamie's instead.
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orz Portage, WI 67, joined Jul. 2010	Mom used both. I know which I preferred. And now they say dont use iodine cause it literally burned the skin. How about Tonsoline with the giraffe.
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driver406 Saint Paul, MN 65, joined Oct. 2009	You were supposed to put it on a cut or scrape and it as supposed to burn like hell. Fortunately my mother never used the stuff.
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driver406 Saint Paul, MN 65, joined Oct. 2009	Didn't your mom use Bactine, orz?
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bub0492 Minneapolis, MN 70, joined Aug. 2014	Oh, was I a happy camper when my Mom brought home that first bottle of Bactine!!!
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driver406 Saint Paul, MN 65, joined Oct. 2009	Yes, bub, it was a big improvement over the other two. Do they still make that stuff? I'm ! This article claims the stuff was developed in 1947 and first marketed in 1950! I don't remember the stuff until the early 60s. [Edited 6/13/2017 7:46:35 PM ]
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clarity101 Aurora, CO 66, joined Oct. 2008
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stargazzer Creighton, NE 68, joined Feb. 2007	I remember when the closest thing i would hear as a cuss word was [Isen't that the berrys] My how my world has degenerated
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orz Portage, WI 67, joined Jul. 2010	Never heard the F word. Now it is mainstream. Mom got Bactine when I was almost an adult. Til then it was iodine or Mercurochrome. Dad always used the idodine..kept it and bandaids in his workshop by the lathe.
6/14/2017 10:26:30 PM	Days of old for those that remember \| Page 35
driver406 Saint Paul, MN 65, joined Oct. 2009	Clarity, me too! You're making me feel old! Why DO they call it a pound sign anyhow?
6/15/2017 7:56:13 AM	Days of old for those that remember \| Page 35
shezakeeper_2 San Antonio, TX 62, joined Jul. 2013	I use to work tech support and some didn't know what the pound sign was. Then one time I was working with this old customer (years ago) having a hard time with his passwords and me being old but still a lot younger than him, I realized he was using the letter 'o' key as in Oscar when he should have been using the '0' zero key. Not so today. The younger tech could not figure out his problem when they had to give him a default password. This was over the phone and not at deskside so we couldn't see what he was doing. Mom call Mercurochrome, Monkey Blood, anyone else? Come to think of it I don't ever really recall getting an infection???? Stuff must have worked well. I really dislike hearing the "f" word and the older grands (and sad to say my daughter) know better than to say it around us older folks but I know they use it. Funny I grew up in beer joints as a young kid and heard a lot but knew better and often heard guys hold their tongues if us kids were around but get some beers in them and there ya go. Does anyone remember a Client Eastwood movie and there was this teen girl dropping the "f bomb" and he told her she didn't know what she was doing, by using it ALL the time no one would know if she was really mad or not. Anyway as I recall not a bad movie, he was able to help the kid stay out if trouble. ,..... Guess that's my 2 cents.
6/15/2017 11:01:23 AM	Days of old for those that remember \| Page 35
orz Portage, WI 67, joined Jul. 2010	My road is an O. I always tell over the phone the letter O so some idiot doesnt use the zero. One of our bros used the F word every other word almost. After a time, no one paid any attention to him. Mom hated the word. And then one day she was ranting about politics and she said it. She looked at me and said.."WELL! Sometimes it just fits!"
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stargazzer Creighton, NE 68, joined Feb. 2007	Quote from orz: My road is an O. I always tell over the phone the letter O so some idiot doesnt use the zero. One of our bros used the F word every other word almost. After a time, no one paid any attention to him. Mom hated the word. And then one day she was ranting about politics and she said it. She looked at me and said.."WELL! Sometimes it just fits!" Sometimes it does but isent that the berry's
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clarity101 Aurora, CO 66, joined Oct. 2008	i have always hated the use of the 'f' word. i remember my teenaged aunts and uncles would use it non stop til grandma walked in.......deafening silence and respect. NOONE has that kind of common sense respect for others whether elders or youngins! now its nothing to hear it rolling of the tongue of my 14year old grandson just more degradation of thought and actions...so sad!
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driver406 Saint Paul, MN 65, joined Oct. 2009	When I was young Sheaza's 2 CENTS would buy you two baseball cards!
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shezakeeper_2 San Antonio, TX 62, joined Jul. 2013	Driver or maybe about 5 pieces of candy!
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clarity101 Aurora, CO 66, joined Oct. 2008	Quote from shezakeeper_2: Driver or maybe about 5 pieces of candy! the true meaning of 'penny candy'
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clarity101 Aurora, CO 66, joined Oct. 2008
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bub0492 Minneapolis, MN 70, joined Aug. 2014	Quote from clarity101: Or in the elevator
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driver406 Saint Paul, MN 65, joined Oct. 2009	Not in my town, sheaza. As I recall the cheapest candy was Tootsie Rolls for a penny apiece. Baseball cards were a penny. Cokes were a dime, cones a dime, 2 scoops 15 cents and if you bought ten cones you got the next one free. My druggist didn't have anything for under a penny. That said where you are from it might definitely have been different.
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driver406 Saint Paul, MN 65, joined Oct. 2009	One of these millennials told me that they like our music because the guys in the group actually played the instruments or had a real studio band. Today everything is canned! You still hear out music everywhere.
6/17/2017 10:57:13 AM	Days of old for those that remember \| Page 35
bub0492 Minneapolis, MN 70, joined Aug. 2014	Quote from driver406: One of these millennials told me that they like our music because the guys in the group actually played the instruments or had a real studio band. Today everything is canned! You still hear out music everywhere. my teen grand daughters often listen to old rock with me..... they even choose it on the car radio..... especially the one that plays in her school bands and plays guitar at home..... she is amazed by some of the work in some of these old rock songs.....
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orz Portage, WI 67, joined Jul. 2010	Yep. That horrid rock noise our parents hated is now elevator music. lol. And it is the kids who are diving the mfg of VINYL!!!
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clarity101 Aurora, CO 66, joined Oct. 2008	interestingly............. we, (my daughter and her hubby(the karoke king) and my granddaughter and her college roommate, literally, spent the entire last evening right after dinner, with glass of wine in hand on the porch listening to old music mostly from the 70's and 80's all genres.... even as far back as 1967 one of my faves A Whiter Shade Of Pale - Procol Harum Lyrics We skipped the light fandango Turned cartwheels 'cross the floor I was feeling kinda seasick But the crowd called out for more The room was humming harder As the ceiling flew away When we called out for another drink The waiter brought a tray And so it was that later As the miller told his tale That her face, at first just ghostly, Turned a whiter shade of pale She said, 'There is no reason And the truth is plain to see.' But I wandered through my playing cards And would not let her be One of sixteen vestal virgins Who were leaving for the coast And although my eyes were open They might have just as well've been closed And so it was that later As the miller told his tale That her face, at first just ghostly, Turned a whiter shade of pale And so it was that later Songwriters: Gary Brooker / Keith Reid / Matthew Fisher A Whiter Shade of Pale lyrics © T.R.O. Inc. it was such a special evening
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clarity101 Aurora, CO 66, joined Oct. 2008	i STILL do this!
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clarity101 Aurora, CO 66, joined Oct. 2008
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driver406 Saint Paul, MN 65, joined Oct. 2009	I wonder what those guys were on when they wrote that song, Clarity. Probably STILL illegal in all 50 states, for the meantime anyhow. You must be listening to KLBB or WDGY, Bub. Sometimes WDGY comes in better at 92.1.
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driver406 Saint Paul, MN 65, joined Oct. 2009	Geez, driver! Learn to type, man! Get it together, k???? You still hear OUR music everywhere.
6/18/2017 9:32:58 AM	Days of old for those that remember \| Page 35
clarity101 Aurora, CO 66, joined Oct. 2008	Quote from driver406: I wonder what those guys were on when they wrote that song, Clarity. Probably STILL illegal in all 50 states, for the meantime anyhow. You must be listening to KLBB or WDGY, Bub. Sometimes WDGY comes in better at 92.1. im sure they were high on something as most were in those days, sadly!! all i know i was NOT high on anything but life and i loved that song. i wish someone made music like that today...music that actually says something. but thats just me.
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driver406 Saint Paul, MN 65, joined Oct. 2009	It was a great song, but the words were difficult to understand the way they were sung. They played it all the time here. It no doubt was a big hit.
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clarity101 Aurora, CO 66, joined Oct. 2008
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orz Portage, WI 67, joined Jul. 2010	What do you mean retro. Still have some. lol. I like the song, Remember the kind of September....when life was simple...cant remember any more!
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clarity101 Aurora, CO 66, joined Oct. 2008	Quote from orz: What do you mean retro. Still have some. lol. I like the song, Remember the kind of September....when life was simple...cant remember any more! long gone are those days..........
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bub0492 Minneapolis, MN 70, joined Aug. 2014	Quote from orz: What do you mean retro. Still have some. lol. I like the song, Remember the kind of September....when life was simple...cant remember any more! Try to remember the kind of September When life was slow and oh so mellow. Try to remember the kind of September When grass was green and grain was yellow. Try to remember the kind of September When you were a tender and callow fellow. Try to remember and if you remember then follow this one?
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driver406 Saint Paul, MN 65, joined Oct. 2009	Yes, Bub.Brothers Four wasn't it? Clarity, we have band aids in tins in the bathroom right now I bet and Sucrets too. Don't remember the Philips and no one I knew used Prince Albert though I have heard of it. [Edited 6/19/2017 11:17:30 PM ]
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motorcity4570 Marysville, MI 67, joined Jun. 2009	I think PHILLIPS was a antacid (And a real chalky taste).
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orz Portage, WI 67, joined Jul. 2010	Night checker at grocery store. Answer phone...caller says do you have Prince Albert inthe can. Hold while I check...yes we do. Well you better let him out! Argh!!! All I did was laugh cause it was so dumb and I got caught. I puzzled a DJ on local radio as a teen cause I requested that song. He couldnt believe a teen would know it or want it.
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driver406 Saint Paul, MN 65, joined Oct. 2009	It's a sentimental song, orz and not everybody was listening to acid rock and country even back then.
6/24/2017 8:53:44 AM	Days of old for those that remember \| Page 35
clarity101 Aurora, CO 66, joined Oct. 2008	On June 24, 1867, Union Pacific reached Julesburg, Colorado, in #theGreatRace to Promontory. #GoldenSpike By 1867, Julesburg had developed a well-deserved reputation as the "Wickedest City in the West." Saloons and gambling houses dotted the landscape and thrived as the town's population soared to nearly 5,000. It's said that of the 1,200 buildings in the town, at least 900 were devoted to a vice of some kind. When the railroad tracks stretched further west, Julesburg remained an important shipping point. Read more: http://www.up.com/goldenspike/omaha-promontory.html… The Great Race to Promontory: Julesburg, CO People in front of a train station in Julesburg, Colorado, 1890. Learn More up.com
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kanedog Onaway, MI 72, joined Dec. 2007	Sitting here reminiscing the old club days of flintlocks and buckskin getting old sucks
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driver406 Saint Paul, MN 65, joined Oct. 2009	All those mining and railroad towns seem to have more bars and saloons than Churchs and houses. Just the way it is I guess. Things settle down after you girls move in and start having kids and keep the guys busy with that HONEY DO list!

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