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Unfortunately I do get out in this weather around that time... Everyday, hot or freezing. But I love my job so idk. Lol I'm sitting under a cedar right now trying to stay dry as I'm typing this! But I get the point of your thread! thumbup


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During hurricane days we would have huge house parties and get drunk for days on end. I loved hurricanes no phones no power cold beer and hot chicks man to be young again!!

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When I was young Bill Clinton was president gas was less than a dollar. The economy was great and my parents were loaded.... Today the economy sucks and my parents are still rich

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TV was black & white

Lyndon Johnson was president and even though I didn't like the man he would never cow tow to a terrorist organization

America was pushing to land a man on the moon and ALL news about the space program was cause for us to sit around that B&W TV for hours at a time

We walked to school 2+ miles even when it was snowing

Schools didn't dismiss unless we had a blizzard

Mom kicked us out of the house to go chase tumbleweeds, tarantulas, and scorpions. Rattlesnakes were Ok but we had to take a baseball bat for them

Self service gas stations were unheard of. If you got out and touched the pump you'd probably get shot

Gas was $0.39 at the local Sinclair and if you were really good (while someone else filled your tank), mommy would buy you a plastic green dinosaur

Mommy collected S&H Green Stamps and if you were really good when she went shopping at the coupon store she would give you a dime to go next door and buy a marvel comic book


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Originally Posted By: Rocket62
TV was black & white

Lyndon Johnson was president and even though I didn't like the man he would never cow tow to a terrorist organization

America was pushing to land a man on the moon and ALL news about the space program was cause for us to sit around that B&W TV for hours at a time

We walked to school 2+ miles even when it was snowing

Schools didn't dismiss unless we had a blizzard

Mom kicked us out of the house to go chase tumbleweeds, tarantulas, and scorpions. Rattlesnakes were Ok but we had to take a baseball bat for them

Self service gas stations were unheard of. If you got out and touched the pump you'd probably get shot

Gas was $0.39 at the local Sinclair and if you were really good (while someone else filled your tank), mommy would buy you a plastic green dinosaur

Mommy collected S&H Green Stamps and if you were really good when she went shopping at the coupon store she would give you a dime to go next door and buy a marvel comic book
That's good stuff..Brought back memories1


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Originally Posted By: sdw
I had to walk to school barefoot in the snow. up hill both ways and all I had to eat was a cold biscuit.
I did have to walk home from school when I was in elementary school but it was only about 2 miles. Can you imagine the fits people would have these days if a 6 or 7 year old 1st grade kid walked 2 miles home after school and crossed 2 busy roads?


we must of gone to the same school... grin I walked to school in Elementary school, prolly a mile or so. Carried a LOT of guns in my car in High school, never a word said. Camped out for days without going home whith my cousin when we were 10-12..and had guns with us. Parents would be in jail for that today...we're raising sissies now....


I've spent most of the money I've made in my lifetime on hunting and fishing. The rest I just wasted.....

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I remember collecting S&H green stamps for stuff.....

watched maybe the second rocket into space from our station wagon at Cape Canaveral Fl

I have bought gas for .15 a gallon during a price war in Cahaba Heights in 1966...


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"Son you been drinking?..get in the car I'll take you home.. church starts at 11 sharp." We were lucky out where i grew up.


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I know people in their twenties and early thirties that use the "back in the old days" sayings. I just roll my eyes.

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At lunch during school, we'd walk around town and collect coke bottles and get the deposit money.

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My dad was a barber. That razor strop would give a kid a real good dose of "act right!!"

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In art class we painted on the cave walls....

And Dad drug Mom by the hair all the time... whistle


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Originally Posted By: AC870
When I was your age, my daddy had never heard of child labor laws. If he didn't work me when I was out of school, my granddaddy did. I started working when I was 12 years old and I've never stopped. Pulled wire for dads electrical business, mixed mud and toted blocks for my grandpa. I appreciate it more than ever now. Taught me the value of working. My kids roll their eyes and dont believe me when I tell them I worked in the 5th and 6th grade.


These jobs are not available to the Americans anymore , Mexicans living 10 deep in two bedroom trailers , piled up in a single cab toyota have took these jobs away , while the unemployed american draws welfare checks off of the few Americans who still have a job . Deport em all , and the American kid can go back to Work and learn the value of hard work .

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In art class we painted on the cave walls....

And Dad drug Mom by the hair all the time... whistle


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There was no such thing as ADHD. There was, "Straighten up or I will tear your ARSE up!"


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Originally Posted By: MarksOutdoors
There was no such thing as ADHD. There was, "Straighten up or I will tear your ARSE up!"


true that^^^^^^ and dad wore those skinny leather belts that stung like all hail.....


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Originally Posted By: Rocket62
TV was black & white

Mommy collected S&H Green Stamps and if you were really good when she went shopping at the coupon store she would give you a dime to go next door and buy a marvel comic book
Mom probably gathered s&h green stamps...but I was more interested in pop's raliegh coupons. Could get cooler outdoor gear with em.


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In winter I had to take a tow sack (burlap for you yuppies) and axe to the woods, find an old, seasoned pine stump, dig it up/split it into usable pieces and fill that tow sack so we had something to start the coal on fire in our pot belly stove. We lived in a 4 room, uninsulated house and that old potbelly stove was the only heat for the whole house.I guarantee you that I can start a fire with less raw material from the woods than any of y'all.


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