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Every single one. LuckyCharms Oct 2025 #1
Roger that!!! ultralite001 Oct 2025 #2
LOL! I guess you didn't have a dog who lurked under the table, hoping for a handout. Ocelot II Oct 2025 #3
The poor dog had to stay outside... ultralite001 Oct 2025 #5
I hated mom's succotash vapor2 Oct 2025 #29
I hated to eat when I was a little kid Bayard Oct 2025 #49
The food I didn't like I stuck under the refrigerator womanofthehills Oct 2025 #67
Good stuff, but hip folk of all ages use clotheslines more these days than last couple of decades. Bernardo de La Paz Oct 2025 #4
I loved my clothesline! I had one until I moved into this community..still have the wooden clothespins Deuxcents Oct 2025 #9
For me, getting milk delivered was when someone else milked the cows..... lastlib Oct 2025 #15
Didn't milk cows, but we had milk and other grocery items delivered. Habibi Oct 2025 #35
Well, that was fun. Biophilic Oct 2025 #6
One of the greatest advances in modern times markodochartaigh Oct 2025 #7
Remember them all, but think a few were more 50s than 60s. sinkingfeeling Oct 2025 #8
50's into the mid '60s, IIRC. Ocelot II Oct 2025 #11
In some offices Diamond_Dog Oct 2025 #30
Not where I come from genxlib Oct 2025 #61
100% remember all, even though my memory is questionable nowadays. Silent Type Oct 2025 #10
I remember every single one of those things. But instead of the nostalgia niyad Oct 2025 #12
Those things, too. "Duck and cover," which even we kids knew meant, Ocelot II Oct 2025 #14
'Duck and cover' wasn't meant to protect students Oeditpus Rex Oct 2025 #33
"being told not to seem too smart at school because boys don't like smart girls" Diamond_Dog Oct 2025 #34
In those days of girls having to wear dresses or skirts, we girls often worried more... 3catwoman3 Oct 2025 #40
Um, #2 is bogus - A Mimeograph Smelled, like, well, ink. Brother Buzz Oct 2025 #13
The x-ray machine is the only one I wasn't familiar with. johnp3907 Oct 2025 #16
I typed this the same time you did. Irish_Dem Oct 2025 #19
I don't remember the X-ray shoe fitting machines. Irish_Dem Oct 2025 #17
They were in some shoe stores, also called shoe-fitting fluoroscopes. Ocelot II Oct 2025 #21
Thanks, what an odd contraption. Irish_Dem Oct 2025 #22
My mother was a nurse, so maybe she didn't approve of this thing. Irish_Dem Oct 2025 #23
I remember every single one except the shoe store machine. Diamond_Dog Oct 2025 #18
The ice trays were a bone of contention in my house Ocelot II Oct 2025 #24
If you ran water over the ice trays first, Seinan Sensei Oct 2025 #53
Yes, but it wasn't as much fun that way. Ocelot II Oct 2025 #54
It's a wonder I don't have six toes on each foot. chowmama Oct 2025 #20
Omg! 😄 Yikes! electric_blue68 Oct 2025 #25
Ohioan here. I thought *everybody* had a blanket like that in their car trunk. Diamond_Dog Oct 2025 #26
In Minnesota you not only had a blanket, you had (and still have) a winter kit Ocelot II Oct 2025 #31
The traditional Christmas gift for my kids... ultralite001 Oct 2025 #63
Not all of them. House of Roberts Oct 2025 #27
thanks for the walk down memory lane vapor2 Oct 2025 #28
No on the X-Ray foot shoe store box... electric_blue68 Oct 2025 #32
There's a post office in the city near me Diamond_Dog Oct 2025 #36
Woah! Yikes! electric_blue68 Oct 2025 #44
I remember most of them. Born in 1951. 3catwoman3 Oct 2025 #37
Flav-R Straws! I'd forgotten about those. They were terrible but we loved them. Ocelot II Oct 2025 #62
And a baby's arm holding an apple! The Tubes BidenRocks Oct 2025 #38
All but... 2naSalit Oct 2025 #39
The only list I need to make me feel old Oeditpus Rex Oct 2025 #41
The pneumatic mail tube system, to the umpteenth degree. . . DinahMoeHum Oct 2025 #42
The pneumatic tubes also make an amusing appearance in the movie Paddington EverHopeful Oct 2025 #59
Thank you Ocelot II , I remember every single one. debm55 Oct 2025 #43
I used to feel old when I realized that my doctors were younger than me Wicked Blue Oct 2025 #45
You bet! MuseRider Oct 2025 #46
Is Item #11 Just in case JD came to visit? /nt aka-chmeee Oct 2025 #47
My mother let me use her Green Stamps to get my first stereo dflprincess Oct 2025 #48
We never had plastic covers either - Mom thought they were tacky - but we had neigbors who did. Ocelot II Oct 2025 #50
There was a pretty famous rumor about S&H stamps in Saigon dsvajda Oct 2025 #52
No thanx! Living it is making making me feel old enough already! marble falls Oct 2025 #51
I still have books of green stamps & metal ice trays ,which I still use. Alwaysna Oct 2025 #55
The Fuller Brush Man rickford66 Oct 2025 #56
Funny Green Stamp story. boonecreek Oct 2025 #57
I also remember each of the items in that article LetMyPeopleVote Oct 2025 #58
Sending this post to my cousin EverHopeful Oct 2025 #60
Yes, I remember all of them! Sogo Oct 2025 #64
It's a very funny movie. I wish I could see it again but not on youtube. CTyankee Oct 2025 #65
I remember all those items LogDog75 Oct 2025 #66
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