Flarbalard
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I find the original version pretty darn suspect too. Was Minnie played by Georgina Spelvin in the movie version?
*Thought to self, this is only going to be funny if I remembered the name correctly.
More vintage advertising
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*Thought to self, this is only going to be funny if I remembered the name correctly.
dilettante
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dilettante
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I'm trying to understand "the advantages" of a hairpiece. Please, someone help me out here. I reckon Dave Allen had one. Is that what made him such a good comedian?
horseless carriage
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Aunt Bea
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I wonder how many awards this adv won. 
Brewed by and how's your bush. It reminds me of a joke but I don't think it's appropriate to tell it.I wonder how many awards this adv won.
Them acid-dropping hippies making the scene again!
horseless carriage
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I like the string binder as much as the advert.
True?
I mostly like the ones with metal clamps and rubber gaskets, except that the rubber eventually dries out, gets frayed and disintegrates. You can still buy them new in France, some beer is sold there in clampdown bottles too.
My preferred size is the pint jar as they call it …Since Covid we can’t buy genuine ball mason flat disk lids in Australia ( I believe the company was sold in the US quite some time ago )
I see BM lids on Amazon from time to time but they are very expensive as they are not from Australian sellers
@Inept
This one of 35 jars of our home grown peaches
I won’t ever use the shown brand again …not happy with them
Ive use few screw on lids made in Italy …and they are reasonably good
As for flowers lids ( I’ve a few jars inthe shed ) they are a terrible price …over $10 a lid
I see BM lids on Amazon from time to time but they are very expensive as they are not from Australian sellers
@Inept
This one of 35 jars of our home grown peaches
I won’t ever use the shown brand again …not happy with them
Ive use few screw on lids made in Italy …and they are reasonably good
As for flowers lids ( I’ve a few jars inthe shed ) they are a terrible price …over $10 a lid
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Pappy
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RadishRose
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Victor
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- midwest USA
I had one of those plastic windows I put over the TV screen, and draw on it. Fun.
I don't think it erased good.
I don't think it erased good.
I know. After using it a few times it started to smear rather than erase. Probably it would have been better to use dish-washing liquid, but hey that was way back in the 50's and all we had was a tiny single-basin sink. And then there was the linoleum kitchen floor that was curled up on the edges because of the summer humidity and ...... oh never mind that.
Marie5656
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ChiroDoc
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Interesting fact: The Red Barn's famous hamburger, "Big Barney", pre-dated McDonald's "Big Mac" by two years. Evidently the investing corporation that bought the chain, who also owned Motel 6, didn't continue supporting Red Barn, so it gradually died on the vine.
NotCompSavvy
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- Florida
lol yes I went bald in my mid 20s so hair rental would have made sense and only pennies a day .
Marie5656
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Sounds like an Adult Only frenzy.