Remember when….
Jan 19, 2024 23:16:16 #
Commander Bell
Loc: Lafayette Indiana
plumbob wrote:
Isn't funny how when certain foods, sweets and flavors are mentioned we can actually bring back the memory and still taste them.
Very Very true.
I never thought of a push pop as being ice-cream in a toilet paper tube.
Commander Bell out
Jan 20, 2024 07:02:55 #
Commander Bell wrote:
Very Very true.
I never thought of a push pop as being ice-cream in a toilet paper tube.
Commander Bell out
I never thought of a push pop as being ice-cream in a toilet paper tube.
Commander Bell out
So does that mean the next time you change the empty toilet paper roll, you will want an pop up ice cream?
Jan 20, 2024 08:41:42 #
Mauwehu
Loc: Norwalk Ct
plumbob wrote:
So does that mean the next time you change the empty toilet paper roll, you will want an pop up ice cream?
NOT CHOCOLATE!!!!
Jan 20, 2024 09:30:52 #
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Jan 20, 2024 19:10:03 #
I remember the refrigerator trays, and often my mother would make ice cream and then freeze that in these trays as a treat! However, we did not get any of these appliances until after WW II was over! Even then everything was rationed and there were waiting lists for all!
Just Sayin...RJS
Just Sayin...RJS
Jan 21, 2024 00:15:08 #
Redwhiteskirtfan
Loc: N C
[quote=Chuckay]A few more oldies 😂
Let me know if anyone knows what the last one is, and has anyone ever used a light like the last one in the picture of the lights?[/quote
The last one is a smoke detector that plugs in the wall socket. We had one growing up. My dad had a planter like that converted to pull behind his pony tractor.
Let me know if anyone knows what the last one is, and has anyone ever used a light like the last one in the picture of the lights?[/quote
The last one is a smoke detector that plugs in the wall socket. We had one growing up. My dad had a planter like that converted to pull behind his pony tractor.
Jan 21, 2024 17:24:29 #
ShortorderCook62
Loc: Grand Junction, Colorado
Graywulff wrote:
This stuff was common??
Had them all but the game pieces. Don't remember them. I also remember a square foot rest called a Hassock I think. Open lid and storage inside. Thanks Mike.
Jan 21, 2024 18:11:05 #
bottomcoon
Loc: Tahlequah, oklahoma
Chuckay wrote:
A few more oldies 😂
Let me know if anyone knows what the last one is, and has anyone ever used a light like the last one in the picture of the lights?
Let me know if anyone knows what the last one is, and has anyone ever used a light like the last one in the picture of the lights?
I'm familiar with all your oldie's except maybe the last one. My grandpa rolled his own with Prince Albert. I came home from the army Christmas of 1969 & he was smoking ready mades, Camel's. The drill was fairly common. The ice tongs were antiques & the hand sythe was something no one used anymore. The last photo looks to be a speaker like on our school building. We're getting mighty long in the tooth to remember this stuff. I still have a matchbox in my shop. I used carbide head lamps til I went in the army. Don't know what happened to them.
Jan 21, 2024 19:43:11 #
Yes, I remember those items, including the carbide lamp. We used them to Coon hunt. One thing I didn't see was hay hooks and am glad not to. That was back breaking work, especially trying to throw 100 lb. bales into a second story of a barn! Bales that heavy wasn't planned, but green Johnson Grass would get away from you. Just Sayin...RJS
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