I'm so old I Remember when:

[sdm111]

I remember my first Whopper Burger when they had just come out. One of my families friends took us to get one and their little girl couldn't day Whooper but she said Womper Burger really plain. Don't know where your are Peanut but hope you are well.

I also remember a BK big fish being big. Man I loved them. Whoppers too. Every now and then I'll get a craving for one. Yep everyone I occasionally eat fast food and love it.

 

[pertnear09]

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And don't forget the Redneck terminology, ain'ts in your paints.

 

[R2elk]

I had the first hand experience of buying a big mack combed for 3.24 with tax.

Also the wonderful Mexican pizzas from taco bell.

Taco pizza from Godfather's Pizza.

 

[sdm111]

Taco pizza from Godfather's Pizza.

Years ago i worked part time at a truck stop in a godfathers. I loved the taco pizzas

 

[The Moonshiner]

Years ago i worked part time at a truck stop in a godfathers. I loved the taco pizzas

A truck stop in a Godfathers?
You all must either have very small truck stops or very large pizza places. Or both

 

[Ponypoor]

Hahahaha

Have to say my young nieces know how to use these rotary dial phones as we still have one in the house they love to freak their friends out to try and use it -

 

[Ponypoor]

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Best time ever working for Sears - I worked in their IT dept, for Target Marketing and Advertising Effectiveness.

Wonderful place to work I really miss those days.

 

[Ponypoor]

My youngest was a huge Dr Who fan! She even talked in a British accent for a while . She watched every episode going all the way back to the beginning when she was little, and for all her women's lib, she didn't lose interest until they made the new doctor a woman.

I really was thrown for a loop when the Master was a woman! Great evil character!

 

[troyer]

Don't mean to be the grammar police or sidetrack the vibe of this fun thread, but, reading this post reminded me of a little ditty I learned years ago.

Alot
is not
a word.

Kinda like the more familiar one: "ain't" ain't a word." (Although I hear tell a number of dictionaries have begun to include it, even if just to say it's wrong speak.)

Alot

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Ooh. I remember the flood. We traveled down to see it the next summer and the water levels were still visible by the mud and muck lines on buildings and underpasses.

We lost a classmate in that flood. I think she was the first of our classmates to die, Class of '70, St Francis de Sales Catholic High School, Denver CO, Cathy Schlater. She used to go roller skating with a group of us. Nice kid.