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I remember when,.......
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......when, I had better things to do than hanging around in the internet hour for hour.
When Foothill hydroponics was the only hydro store in the WORLD!
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I remember riding these old windy rattlers, Melbourne 's trams.
That was for a 3 finger lid, and it likely was not flower tops
Big Laughs
Haha Thats some funny Shit......your fathers look that is.My old man still has that look on his face....Haha
My oldman would not have been digging the hooting at the babes either.
I think our dads understood catcall women did not get you laid
That's timeless advice
I construct my own out of plastic bottles and a short tube or tiny piece of pipe, the last one built less than two years ago.
I always assumed it was an 'Oat Willie Power Hitter', with 'Oat Willie' being part of the name. I do not remember ever actually reading the entire label before now. Unquestionably the best way to take a hit I have ever found.
Big Laughs
Haha Thats some funny Shit......your fathers look that is.My old man still has that look on his face....Haha
My oldman would not have been digging the hooting at the babes either.
I think our dads understood catcall women did not get you laid
That's timeless advice
Hahaha NOBODY was getting laid. seriously....IDK WTF their malfunction was? But it was serious.
It was like if they were lucky, the lady might be really pure of heart and they could get her to start crying!. fkn horrible!
I'd get to drink a beer after work with them though. I remember going to school in like 6th or 7th grade and look at my friends thinking they had no clue what it's like to be a man.haha
I had to hide from OSHA!
I remember turning on my B&W TV (with tubes) that had to warm up for a minute or two before a picture would appear. And...when you turned it off, set and the screen would slowly fade until it became a small white dot the eventually disappeared.
Tube testing stations were at the local grocery/drug stores and was where you got replacement tubes.
And bicycle helmets were not invented yet and all the kids rode stingrays (mine was Candied Apple Red).
Tube testing stations were at the local grocery/drug stores and was where you got replacement tubes.
And bicycle helmets were not invented yet and all the kids rode stingrays (mine was Candied Apple Red).
I remember making a Tube Tester in Electric Shop at school...
I got pretty good at swapping tubes
I got pretty good at swapping tubes
I remember carrying the skate key around in my pocket.
Where I lived, only the girls wore the key around their neck like a necklace...
Of course, by less than 10 years later I was wearing "love beads" around my neck!
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I hammered mine flat and nailed them to a 2x4 and made a skate board 1957
Same here--old metal wheel skates + wood board = skateboard.
And, so my little sisters could have something to hold onto, an upright 2x4 in the front with an horizontal piece became a handle bar of sorts, add a basket for their dolls, and they were styling!
WHOOOA if a baby rock/pebble got under your wheel. The skateboard would come to an immediate stop--while you flew forward tumbling on the sidewalk. LOL...those were simple days back then.
Lots of kids on our block--so all moms coordinated whistle signals to call their kids home. LOL, yeah they all had those metal whistles--I still remember my signal--3 long blows. LOL. Whoot-whoot-whoot.
And, so my little sisters could have something to hold onto, an upright 2x4 in the front with an horizontal piece became a handle bar of sorts, add a basket for their dolls, and they were styling!
WHOOOA if a baby rock/pebble got under your wheel. The skateboard would come to an immediate stop--while you flew forward tumbling on the sidewalk. LOL...those were simple days back then.
Lots of kids on our block--so all moms coordinated whistle signals to call their kids home. LOL, yeah they all had those metal whistles--I still remember my signal--3 long blows. LOL. Whoot-whoot-whoot.
MicroRoy
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I saw one of those tube testers at a garage sale a couple of summers back. The man had a boat load of tubes too. Drawers packed full.
