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The Good 'ole Days

Discussion in 'Other Discussions' started by Salty, Mar 6, 2012.

  1. Salty

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    Do you miss the good ole days, esp the '40's, '50's, and '60's?

    If so, then you will love Reminisce magazine. Click here for info
     
  2. blackbird

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    I was a child of the 60's------Hippies and the Vietnam War!!

    :wavey::wavey:
     
  3. Scarlett O.

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    Me, too, Blackbird. Except I was more Brady Bunch and Archies! LOL!! :laugh:

    Salty, you know what I reminisce about? Playing with Tinker Toys and drinking Yahoos!
     
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    Reminisce magazine is great! At my house, I'm not allowed to get my hands on it until my kids have found Hattie's hatpin. :laugh:
     
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    What a fun magazine! I loved the pictures and stories. Brought back lots of good memories.
     
  6. Salty

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    Me too - esp gas at 30 cents per gallon
     
  7. mont974x4

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    My boys play with tinker toys and drink Yoohoo
     
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    It is a good magazine, my mother-in-law gets it and I love to just hunt for the hatpin.
     
  9. blackbird

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    I remember lots of times ----- I'd be putting gas into the tank of the lawn mower with daddy watching-----and I'd spill some on the ground or onto the lawnmower frame and daddy would say

    BOY------YOU WATCH WHAT CHA DOIN'-------YOU'RE WASTEIN' THAT STUFF AND IT COSTS A FORTUNE!!!!!!!!
    :thumbs::thumbs:

    When I see him again in Heaven one day---I'm gonna flip his lid when I tell him how much I paid for gas last time I filled up!!!!!!

    YOU PAID HOW MUCH??????---I CAN HEAR HIM SAY THAT!!!

     
  10. Jon-Marc

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    I don't remember any "good ole days"--except, I guess, the days that I was young and healthy.
     
  11. menageriekeeper

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    It's a good thing this is in the fellowship forum......

    :D (what I can remember of the 60's wasn't always good...)

    But this is a fellowship forum so I'm keeping my mouth mostly shut.
     
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    I can reminisce and remember back to when Reminisce first came out by Reiman Publishing and it had no ads!! :D I used to get all their magazines - Country, Country Extra, Country Women, Reminisce, Farm & Ranch, Birds & Bloom, and all the cooking ones too. Ahhhhh - memories!
     
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    I guess the good old days for me were not so good as I spent an awful lot of my time in therapy and hospital. So the best days of my life are NOW...I am free of the burden of the past, have archieved stability, forgiveness and letting the past go:sleeping_2:
     
  14. blackbird

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    Menageriekeeper------true, true, true----I can remember in the '60's---the good ole days-----we'd have family reunions---and on a hot summer Louisiana nite--we'd get together and churn homemade ice cream----with a "hand cranked" maker----the boys would all take turns turning the crank---and when the Ice cream would start gettin' "stiff"----the big boys would take over!!!!!!

    True----over on the other side of the world---the Vietnam war was hot, hot----and we'd remember "The boys" in our prayers----but from where we were----we couldn't hear the guns going off or the bombs being dropped----and we were over there so that we would never have to hear the guns nor the bombs over here!!
     
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    $25/hour net is about 6.5 gallons of gas/hour. How many gallons/hour was your dad making? I'm guessing my first full time job paid around 6 gallons/hour back in 1958. That was doing janitor work.
     
  16. Squidward

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    I miss the days of not having air conditioning and no Sunday Ticket. LOL
     
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    Wow. Proof that dinosaurs still roam the earth. ;)
     
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    Not sure if the "good 'ol days" were all that good for African Americans, hispanics, other minorities, women, etc.
     
  19. billwald

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    Interesting . . . The good old days were terrible for 80% of everyone until the post WW2 "middle class" bubble.
     
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