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May 23, 2022 07:03:46   #
Passingbye Loc: Reidsville NC
 
Looking back from our childhood experience they're many thing's that were common everyday thing's and event's today's kid's will never understand what we're telling them. Example

# 1. You never miss the pump handle until the well runs dry.

#2. Gasoline was 20 cents a gallon/ movie's 25 cents and candy 2 for 1 penny don't faint kid's

#3. My childhood home cost $5,500 brand new and daddy worked two job's to pay the $55 mortgage

#4. Firearms, ammunition and Dynamite was sold over the counter as easy as a loaf of bread.

#5. $30 worth of groceries filled the trunk, covered the kid's laps upto eyeballs with food, we still worked the gardens killed chickens, gathered eggs, washed clothes outside 🌩 and walked to school up hill both ways and 10 cents bought our lunches.

Name some thing's back in the day that kid's today would never understand? Like talking back to your elders would get you a whooping! 🀣 have fun!

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May 23, 2022 07:15:23   #
flyguy Loc: Lake Onalaska, Sunfish Capitol of the World!
 
Passingbye wrote:
Looking back from our childhood experience they're many thing's that were common everyday thing's and event's today's kid's will never understand what we're telling them. Example

# 1. You never miss the pump handle until the well runs dry.

#2. Gasoline was 20 cents a gallon/ movie's 25 cents and candy 2 for 1 penny don't faint kid's

#3. My childhood home cost $5,500 brand new and daddy worked two job's to pay the $55 mortgage

#4. Firearms, ammunition and Dynamite was sold over the counter as easy as a loaf of bread.

#5. $30 worth of groceries filled the trunk, covered the kid's laps upto eyeballs with food, we still worked the gardens killed chickens, gathered eggs, washed clothes outside 🌩 and walked to school up hill both ways and 10 cents bought our lunches.

Name some thing's back in the day that kid's today would never understand? Like talking back to your elders would get you a whooping! 🀣 have fun!
Looking back from our childhood experience they're... (show quote)


So, Pb, did you ever have to empty the slop pail. I used to hate that job because I would usually slop some on my leg.

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May 23, 2022 07:30:44   #
plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland
 
Passingbye wrote:
Looking back from our childhood experience they're many thing's that were common everyday thing's and event's today's kid's will never understand what we're telling them. Example

# 1. You never miss the pump handle until the well runs dry.

#2. Gasoline was 20 cents a gallon/ movie's 25 cents and candy 2 for 1 penny don't faint kid's

#3. My childhood home cost $5,500 brand new and daddy worked two job's to pay the $55 mortgage

#4. Firearms, ammunition and Dynamite was sold over the counter as easy as a loaf of bread.

#5. $30 worth of groceries filled the trunk, covered the kid's laps upto eyeballs with food, we still worked the gardens killed chickens, gathered eggs, washed clothes outside 🌩 and walked to school up hill both ways and 10 cents bought our lunches.

Name some thing's back in the day that kid's today would never understand? Like talking back to your elders would get you a whooping! 🀣 have fun!
Looking back from our childhood experience they're... (show quote)


Milk cartons at school were 3 cents.

Everyone did not get a trophy and some kids did not make the team.

Could sit on the tail gate of the station wagon while delivering papers.

Us Catholics got off the day after Halloween.

Shoveled sidewalks for 25 cents.

Collected soda bottles for 2 cents 5 cent for the big bottles.

Walked to school or ride the bike. Helmet what the heck did we need a helmet for.

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May 23, 2022 07:47:46   #
Wolf Bay Loc: Al Gulf Coast
 
Talking on the phone with the neighbor down the road listening in on an eight party line.

Most kids will never go swimming in that wonderfully COLD water in mid July β€œdown at the creek.”

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May 23, 2022 08:14:11   #
Grizzly 17 Loc: South central Pa
 
Goggle n Alexa didn't solve all your problems. Calculators n computers didn't do your homework. When mom called you to the dinner table she didn't use a cellphone 🀣🀣

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May 23, 2022 08:22:05   #
kandydisbar Loc: West Orange, NJ
 
Passingbye wrote:
Looking back from our childhood experience they're many thing's that were common everyday thing's and event's today's kid's will never understand what we're telling them. Example

# 1. You never miss the pump handle until the well runs dry.

#2. Gasoline was 20 cents a gallon/ movie's 25 cents and candy 2 for 1 penny don't faint kid's

#3. My childhood home cost $5,500 brand new and daddy worked two job's to pay the $55 mortgage

#4. Firearms, ammunition and Dynamite was sold over the counter as easy as a loaf of bread.

#5. $30 worth of groceries filled the trunk, covered the kid's laps upto eyeballs with food, we still worked the gardens killed chickens, gathered eggs, washed clothes outside 🌩 and walked to school up hill both ways and 10 cents bought our lunches.

Name some thing's back in the day that kid's today would never understand? Like talking back to your elders would get you a whooping! 🀣 have fun!
Looking back from our childhood experience they're... (show quote)


Definitely walking to school, penny candy, John F. Kennedy and cursing was NOT accepted EVER and nobody wants to see your underwear!!!

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May 23, 2022 08:23:51   #
Passingbye Loc: Reidsville NC
 
plumbob wrote:
Milk cartons at school were 3 cents.

Everyone did not get a trophy and some kids did not make the team.

Could sit on the tail gate of the station wagon while delivering papers.

Us Catholics got off the day after Halloween.

Shoveled sidewalks for 25 cents.

Collected soda bottles for 2 cents 5 cent for the big bottles.

Walked to school or ride the bike. Helmet what the heck did we need a helmet for.

I hear ya plumbob, I sit in the back seat in my underwear folding & throwing paper's out the window's, mom gave me 25 cents to pay my admission to wrestling shows Thursday night every week in Texas.

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May 23, 2022 09:00:08   #
Ken Bauer Loc: Sherwood Ohio
 
What about the milk man coming to your house? The fire department came to school and put all the first and second graders on top of the hose bed and drove us around town with lights on and siren blasting. Sure there would be just A few issues with that now days.

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May 23, 2022 09:06:26   #
kandydisbar Loc: West Orange, NJ
 
Before my neighbor's oldest son got his cellphone he was down in my yard all the time wanting me to show him how to plant veggies, helping me rake and shovel. I got him into a Nutcracker we performed at the library, he was SO excited. Now he walks by my house coming home from the schoolbus with his head in the phone and doesn't even say "Hello."
He does play the trumpet now, so at least I rubbed that off on him!

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May 23, 2022 09:28:32   #
ripogenu Loc: norfolk, MA
 
Iceman came Tuesday and Friday, pharmacy had a soda fountain, everyone smoked cigarettes, mess up in school you sat in β€œdetention β€œ

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May 23, 2022 09:32:51   #
Lowescatfish18 Loc: Wesley Chaple florida
 
Got up crack of dawn on sat. ate breakfast with dad then got to help dad put chain leak fence up he had second job


work for sears got sore arms and legs fell asleep back of the truck on the way home best day ever. To this day 60 years later i can still put my own fence up and help my neighbors put theirs up or fix it. Some things you never
for get.




thanks for the member.

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May 23, 2022 09:47:48   #
lipsticker Loc: Hartford Wisconsin
 
One television in the house for entertainment. Black and white with 6 channels, only if the weather was right.

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May 23, 2022 10:13:25   #
Jarheadfishnfool Loc: Woodlake/Tulare ,Ca.
 
kandydisbar wrote:
Definitely walking to school, penny candy, John F. Kennedy and cursing was NOT accepted EVER and nobody wants to see your underwear!!!


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May 23, 2022 11:09:52   #
Foodfisher Loc: SO. Cal coast
 
Outhouses, chamber pots and coal bins.

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May 23, 2022 11:13:02   #
Gordon Loc: Charleston South Carolina
 
Adjusting the rabbit ears on the TV to get a clear picture and covering them with aluminum foil.

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