I absolutely agree.. They say the 70's was the decade Fashion forgot...I completely disagree, I would always say it was the 80's.. Afro perms, Rara skirts, enormous shoulder pads.. Fingerless gloves, Gaudy Plastic jewellery.. legwarmers, and Spandex...*ugh*..I did not like the 80's fashions .. especially the shoulder pads. On a 5' short woman (moi), they looked ridiculous! Also, the hairstyles!
I never needed a perm , my hair is naturally curly and I was putting cello tape on my fringeI did not like the 80's fashions .. especially the shoulder pads. On a 5' short woman (moi), they looked ridiculous! Also, the hairstyles!
LOL What was that number for?And...
Back in the day, if you dialed a certain number and then hung up...it would ring back to your house. And for some unknown reason, I STILL remember the number!
41097
LOL I remember seeing "number please" on The Little Rascals.We didn't have a rotary phone until much later. If I wanted to make a call, I would pick up the receiver and the operator would say "Number please?" Our number was three digits just like my friends. The operator wasn't supposed to listen in but would sometimes say something like " Mary isn't home. She just went to the store with Judy". The local pharmacy had the phone number "one".
LOL It feels like Price Is Right has been on since Jesus' day.That wasn't Wheel of Fortune (which first aired in January 1975 - I know, because I was on its third show). That's the modern iteration of The Price is Right, with Bob Barker. Sad thing is, he didn't start hosting until 1972 (just looked it up). When my generation was home sick we watched a much less whiz-bang version of The Price is Right with host Bill Cullen. In glorious black and white, I might add.
I remember all of these things. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
I've never had Nestle Quick to this day. LOLyes it's very nice. I like Strawberry too.. but not keen on the Chocolate flavour
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It's true! I like old B&W movies, I put vintage movies into a search and mostly stuff from the 60s, 70s, 80s & 90 came up. I'm fascinated with old movies and vintage things.This reminds me of going into what was touted as a Vintage Clothing Store... Vintage to me is the 30's thru 50's... OH NO, now vintage is the sixties (ok, I kind of get that), 70's, 80's and 90's ! Yikes, that makes *me* vintage!!!
This reminds me of when Wayne Gretzky was on his retirement tour late 90s, early 2000s. Having played for the Los Angeles Kings for a number of years, there was a big to-do on the LA stop. His wife, Janet, was escorted onto the ice during the festivities. She wore a lovely dress and Doc Marten type combat boots. I remember thinking to myself, "Oh my, with all these photos, you're surely going to regret that fashion choice one day..."well I think the stores I've been in that go with that line of thought are geared to teens and 20-somethings. It *is* hilarious to see some of the styles again. What the heck were we thinking???
Worse, they give you the senior discount without your asking for it!At my age now, I notice female cashiers are calling me honey.
My grandmother was very healthy. She said she got tired of her friends' "organ recitals."You're officially old if more than 20% of your posts are about your ailments.
Tell me what are the triangles for , please.
The triangles in white circles were for Civil Defense in the 50's. In an Atomic Attack, you were supposed to tune your radio to those. Told you where the fallout shelter was.Tell me what are the triangles for , please.
Wow. Interesting!The triangles in white circles were for Civil Defense in the 50's. In an Atomic Attack, you were supposed to tune your radio to those. Told you where the fallout shelter was.![]()