debodun
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- Location
- way upstate in New York, USA
Numbah please.
Sayings that are no longer relevant.
- Thread starter Ronni
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Sliverfox
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Thank you cards.
Granddaughters never write any.
Granddaughters never write any.
Capt Lightning
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- Location
- Historic Buchan, Scotland
Yes, traditional mattresses are still available. We have one and we turn it regularly.
We and many others still hang clothes on the line to dry
However, not many of us need a starting handle for our (manual) car.
Em in Ohio
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- OH HI OH
Wow - I don't remember this, but it triggered my memory that my childhood number began "longacre 1 xxxxxxx." How did we even dial such a thing?
Sachet
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Maybe...5 -1.
OneEyedDiva
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- Location
- New Jersey
I'm always using expressions my granddaughter (age 19) doesn't understand. It cracks me up when she asks "what does that mean?" One was "I'm just bustin' your chops".
Victor
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- Location
- midwest USA
I still have 2 landline phones and I take it off sometimes. I have saucers also a large square antenna I use checks all the time too etc. These things are not out of date. Ask around
Em in Ohio
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- Location
- OH HI OH
"Peace on Earth" is just pie in the sky thinking.
From Google - pie in the sky:
something that is pleasant to contemplate but is very unlikely to be realized.
From Google - pie in the sky:
something that is pleasant to contemplate but is very unlikely to be realized.
fuzzybuddy
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I can't tell you the horrible winter days I had to wrestle my mom's frozen wash down from that clothesline. THEN I had to break them to throw them into the dryer. Have you ever tried to get frozen jeans into a dryer??????? Her clothes had to smell fresh!!!!!!!!!!
fuzzybuddy
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Our phone number was 7321. It was NOT a party line, OOHHHH! Then it became 4-7321- how in the hell were we supposed to remember all those numbers. It caused quite a stir when the phone company added that 4.
BTW 764-7321 was my parents number for over 50 years.
OneEyedDiva
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- Location
- New Jersey
The check is in the mail.
Fyrefox
Token fox furry
- Location
- Pennsylvania, USA
Once-hot, hip sayings from Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In (1967-1973), including “Sock it to me!,” and “Here comes the judge!”
dobielvr
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- Location
- California
Cheez Whiz.
Let's Boogie
Let's Boogie
Forerunner
Member
You look like you've been beat with a soot bag and drug through a knot-hole!
Jules
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Capt Lightning
Well-known Member
- Location
- Historic Buchan, Scotland
Still relevant today. In the UK, it's called "The Radio Times" and remains one of the great traditions here. It used to be referred to as "The official organ of the BBC" and first appeared on 28th. Sept 1923.
Timewise 60+
Senior Member
John Denver's "Far Out"!