Roller Derby and Saturday Night Main Event
Awesome boxing on Saturday afternoons for free
not working

When every candy bar was a nickel.

When a quart of Simpson Spring tonic was $.29.

When you could bowl a string for $.25.
and the shoes were a dime.

When a really expensive bycycle was $59.95, really friekin expensive.

When your teacher was allowed to pull your ear and smack you around if you were cutting up. The problem was you got it worse at home when your teacher told your parents, you got it even worse at home!

Joanie Weston.

red rover red rover
 

RED ROVER RED ROVER

SEND Bill NOLAN right over.... LOL

don't send Dave hes got a cold...

or coodies lol

i remember when
 

down at crescent beach....(mattapoisett)
there was this private one lane bowling alley
in someones basement

for a nickle you could play a game...

my dad would give me a quarter
and it would last all night...

those were the days....i miss

i'll second that
 

i took the biggest toad i could find and hid it
in my sisters bed just before she went to sleep...

i counted the seconds until i heard her scream...... :rotfl:

i got chased down and took several lashes with the old mans belt for that one... :uhuh:

MikeP, I remember her, Saturday mornings. She was hot!

How about the baker's dozen. How about thirteen ears of corn.

The Blonde Bomber of the SF Bay Area Bombers. She could probably kick the asses of all of the male "jammers". I think that's what they called the speedy little skaters in the striped helmets, the ones who could score points. You had them, "blockers" in the solid white helmets, and the ones like Joanie and Charley O'Something who wore the black helmets. They could also score if one of the "jammers" whipped them out in front of the pack.

Joanie passed away within the last several years, I remember reading :(

i miss
Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention .
Jimmy H....Jannis J,,and Jim M
Gas .28 a gallon
Fresh ground coffee at the cash register at the A&P
Princess Chyane ,,,Combat Zone
Paragon Park ..still see roller coaster coming around the corner.
Muts ,, all the muts that used to roam free pre leash law .
69 Road Runner
My Band

Stop & Shop sells 8 O'Clock coffee now. Grinder's in the coffee aisle ;)

I pumped gas in Eastham at Brown's Superette when two piece bathing suits got real small. Me and the other kids had a rating system for the bathing suit clad girls. It was awesome.

Smokey14 gas was $.28 a gallon and cigs were the same.

When getting to first base on a first date meant you were a real stud.:bl:

Ya, now that's what i call layin rubber. :hihi:

Peelin out was a lill' shorter stint. :D

You can still et Gyroscopes!!!!!

remember tht 69 RR, yousaw 70 twice on every ride, once on the way up and once on the way back down....

I miss kids being able to be kids they don't go anywhere without supervision from a TRUSTED adult.

member the bottled oil with the metal funnel on the top. :huh:

Stations would take empty oil cans lined upside down in a drip to get a quart of bottled oil and sell it for 25 cents.

Being my Jahn Racing pistons neva seated, it was a life saver,

affording 4 qts of that stuff a week. :hihi:

Quisp cereal.

[QUOTE=Karl F;502595]Yeah Ed.. on your list.. this ones for you:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrn-furPuiI

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I miss my big block 69 Mustang, mach 1 package with 428 CJ and C-6 auto on the floor. Talk about rubba, pick a gear. I used to scare the hack out of my passengers. from 30mph, drop it in to second, smash the peddle to the boards and get her sideways. My only regret in life is sellin that car.

me and Dale Fatula
 

used go drag racing around...
chasing each other....

my dad had this hot maroon 69 mustang..... that he let me drive sometimes

so one day i am getting gas, then i screech outta the filling station

laying down a bunch of rubber with dale's headlights right on my bumper

or so i thought anyways... i go to make a quick left to loose him

and the blues come on....it's not dale at all but a town cop busting me

for wreckless driving ,speeding and all that crap right...

so i am sitting there thinkin i'm in a world of shet... and good ole dale
shows up and reads this cop the riot act... turns out, it's his next door
neighbor who's been banging the farmers daughter and if i get busted
then he's gonna tell the farmer this guy here is the guy banging your daughter. Apparently this farmer was bigger than a building and twice as strong as hulk hogan....so the cop turns red ...hands me back my papers and leaves...i was so friggan astonished....and pleased....
it was pure joy. that was one wild ride...

funny thing later my Dad got a letter in the mail stating that his wonderful mustang was in fact a stolen vehicle...even though my dad bought it from a lot in boston... so he had to give it up...
what a bummer... i miss that car...

hippie chicks in sun dresses :bl:

I remember Quisp cereal! Little flying saucers...tasted like Cap'n Crunch!

is that pronounced with a lisp?

was it quispy cereal? lol

My Sandy Kneck over sand Beach Pass ,, $6.00 for the year ,,and no other charges..
and
mini skirts
hip huggers
tube tops ..
hot pants

i hear ya Karl....

if i wasn't married i think i'd buy a pack mule and some
equipment and a good trail horse....

and head for the North country and live out my life in
some part of the country where nobody lives....:lasso:

Being the 4th is coming, i miss all the fireworks you could buy legally in Conn. M80s, cherry bombs, bottle rockets, roman candles and whatever.

Can't even find those little cap bombs anymore. :huh: Shaped like a 3 inch finned bomb, you'd load a cap gun cap under a firing pin, throw it in the air and it would go off when it hit the street.

Prolly outlawed, as it contained a little lead. :hihi:

those were the best, I remember dropping those on my gi-joes!

what about the dukes of hazzard big wheel, ... Oh man I used to love pulling that big e-brake going down the hill.

Remember Lawn darts!!! Wow, now there's some fun. Throw one as high as you can and run like hell.
I remember those cap bombs. used to get em at the Army Navy store in Orleans but they were always out of caps.

Smokey
 

Used to love that store in Orleans when I was kid..