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Okay FOGs .... who remembers these ???
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Those were easy
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I remember all but the stamp/coupon hicky-doo's. As a younger lad (I'm only 30 now) while trying to dial in air waves via foil cloaked antennae, I had a radio that had a dead battery (I mixed batteries). I figured if the foil could attract power, I'd try some crumbled up foil for a battery. I got a few extra hours of cassette play out of it :D
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Looks like a bright-dimmer switch to me. Not sure on the stamps.
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six fer six
Right out of my childhood, still have some of that stuff. OK, nap time. :p
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Flip up the lid and put in a flashbulb; great camera. Then I had to haul the wagon full of pop bottles up to the deli to redeem those to pay for the developing. (This is pre-Polaroid shit folks.) The Etch-a-Sketch amused me all the way from CA to Tejas & back each summer when I got tired of lookin' for Volkswagens to count or reading Stuckey's billboards... We didn't do the freezer-pop thing 'cause popsicles were 2 cents and we had an ice-cream truck drivin' around the AO twice a day. This is in the Comedy Zone because....? :rolleyes: |
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Wire seat cushions, TV Trays , steering wheel knobs, curb finders, Shake a Puddin, Fizzy Pops, sonic booms, http://www.funkyfoodshop.com/space-f...f419b32af.html those black cannon balls that were used as road markers, black and white road posts and clean mountain air. Thanks for the memories! |
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Two for six and the ice cube tray. I'm still a FYG :D
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I'm in my 60s so I know them all and played or used them all to include the tin foil reception enhancing gimmick. :munchin :D
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Here I thought the tin foil was a no-no for use in a micro wave oven..........:eek: Shows my age I guess.........:rolleyes:
Big Teddy :munchin |
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